No, it is just that some sources of information can also manipulate their
message in a way to play with the backs of simple people's minds. So that
they actually believe it then they will act accordingly. Subliminal
messages. If someone isn't sure of much, then it is easier for someone else
to convince them to do some things that are not always ethical. Especially
if they have control over one vote or something like that. I am sure those
suicide bombers are brainwashed into believing what ever it is they believe.
Look at that 15 year old kid last week. Did you see the parents speaking on
what happened? Same idea.





"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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" Tuuk" wrote in message
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Not too smart are you? Surprised some of these authors of these articles
do
not sell something at the ends of them. I mean, they already have a
simple
person's mind paying attention to them, why not try and sell them some
swamp
land bridges while they are at it. Its obvious these readers are not too
smart.

So, you'd only believe a source who worked for free? Please name a few.