Your Thoughts Are Not Your Own Volume Two: Marketing, Movies and Music

by Neil Sanders

“Government front group Demos, an integral part of the British establishment which was founded by Marxists, is terrified that children are using the Internet to question what they are taught in school, and has vowed to abolish any such critical thinking to reinforce the education system's role as a tool of indoctrination. A BBC News report reflects Demos' panic at "conspiracy theories" (i.e. any critical thought that questions the official consensus) being brought into the classroom. “It's a delicious irony that we've highlighted many times before and it underpins the entire education system. While complaining that children are not engaging in "critical thinking," Demos, a government front group, is abolishing any notion of critical thinking by telling students that they should only believe what the government and the mainstream media tells them is true - the same establishment that has been caught proliferating lies time and time again.” The group has waged war on "conspiracy theories," particularly the suggestion that 7/7 and 9/11 involved state complicity, and has urged the government to "fight back" by infiltrating conspiracy websites to spread state propaganda. Demos has also characterized people who question the official fable of 7/7 and 9/11 as extremists and terrorist recruiters. The strategy mirrors that advocated by White House information czar Cass Sunstein, who in a 2008 white paper similarly called for conspiracy websites to be infiltrated and undermin...