The Great Power of Conditioning

'There are countless stories of fear instilled in people using incredible tools and technology. Countless stories of war, disease and pestilence. Countless homeless people everywhere with their numbers growing every day. We are told more war is needed, more pointless battles to fight imaginary enemies. And wars to fight tiny enemies whose real size has been blown completely out of proportion.

 Apparently tiny enemies can multiply like rabbits, even in caves with no women around. These mighty phantoms of smoke stand ready to take on the most powerful nations in the world. We must believe that terrorists apparently don't have bills, families, jobs, the need to eat , crap or have any day to day concerns. They must be super-human.'

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