Lin Wood
To answer the question below from BeWater, I do not know Ezra A. Cohen and he certainly does not know me.
If I did know him, I would most assuredly speak with him before I publicly
insulted him.
Ezra A. Cohen has never spoken to me. Did he insult me???
What’s going on???
Just sayin.’
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Lin Wood
As a trial lawyer for 45 years, I always searched for TRUTH by asking questions. I often form my questions based on the exercise of common sense against known facts or logical inferences from known facts.
I have always believed that there are NO coincidences.
Propaganda consists of lies and/or a false narrative to further the agenda of the propagandist.
Thanks to television and fake news, Americans stopped asking questions and challenging the media narrative. In short, we let our brains get lazy.
If repeated over and over again without being challenged, people believe the propaganda is the truth. They become brainwashed.
A lie repeated a thousand times is still a lie. Propagandists know from their study of humanity that if repeated enough times, people will believe the lie.
Have a curious mind
Ask questions, especially if something does not make sense to you.
Apply critical thinking and analysis.
Challenge the narrative, especially if it originated in the fake media or politicians in D.C. or your state capitols.
This process is critically important at a time when we are being inundated with disinformation and misinformation.
Research Psychological Operations (pysops). Connect the dots.
Draw your own conclusions.
We live in extraordinary times.
We must exercise discernment.
Lin Wood
If you are falsely attacked, demeaned, insulted, and/or threatened when you challenge what you believe is propaganda and/or a false narrative, you are over the target.
The enemy hates TRUTH and always attacks truth-givers. The enemy is a liar.
We do not battle against flesh and blood . . .
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>Have a curious mind
>Ask questions, especially if something does not make sense to you.
>Apply critical thinking and analysis.
>Challenge the narrative, especially if it originated in the fake media or politicians in D.C. or your state capitols.
>This process is critically important at a time when we are being inundated with disinformation and misinformation.