01 Feb Cost of words
"Good news!" 4 what use?
Positive, patriotic news for many dwellers, fellas, pellas…um, just all who randomly dulled to the ‘world’s peace treaty’ post: “YO! Now is let’s celebrate ! Whoop Whoop! “, yeah, and swiftly change to sports channel or another drama series.
In the reality, people behind the table, poll ( not the strip poll), just read from the teleprompt, to play safe, say moral everybody-would-like words and go eat lunch, thinking of a holiday trip… definitely get on a trip– well deserved! Yeah, standard, classic. Who would even think to challenge them for… ahem, for hypocrisy, indifference,…
When words never bring any kind of peace to the rest of the world how to believe in any big promises — especially made during an election time.
To pin point on the round table figures (representatives), they are usually not so sympathetic personas, and therefore it’s quite staggering to know who is raising that final call on very concerning topics.
Perhaps indeed, there are some in their [UNSC] crowd — respective crowd– who really worried about escalation in the Middle East, immigration policies, situation at the conflict zones…So quite a good side talking here. Those representatives, ambassadors, surely do fight for the “silent voices” when preparing their text — a big thanks for that! But how many of them there, and how efficient they are in the end? Depends on the issue and the position in the UN table (country’s alliances, powerful geopolitical status,…)
Gage credits to some who does work for sake of others, and not putting everyone in the same bucket. But the number of those kind might equal to… my fans ( which is close to zero). Here the key word is “might” so don’t take this statement as a known fact.
The knowing fact is… for the media and decision making offices is more convenient to run the same kind of speech; to hit the same target audience and go along with the principal of ” what’s repeated won’t be forgotten”,or “ keep persuading, all would start believing in it”… Yeah, COPY/PASTE — would never gets old!

Find the odd one out… LOL Would guess firs would be picked the “climate change”, just really for its ZERO weight in US elections… Well, anything listed is just “to mention to win election”
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We exist in the world where the global politics are twisting its ends constantly, and speaking the truth is not allied with the Overton’s window. Something unimaginable to say in public is a “NO GO” as everything suppose to be “an acceptable to the mainstream population at a given time”(official meaning of the Overton’s window).
Adding to it, another a very fun and right-to-the-point phrase : “…they know that we know that they know they are lying but they are still lying”( Solzhenitsyn, a Russian author, Soviet dissident, who paid for his political views staying in Gulag, concentration camp). Ok, Im starting to sound quite opinionated, which is annoying, so you can skip some of those phrases.
The tendency of not giving much value to the words itself is too obscure and now goes to absurd knowing that you can say whatever and free to go; Today you reject, tomorrow asking for forgiveness, blaming others who dared to say smth against you. Like I have seen so many times — “I/we didn’t do it”, and on the next day “ok, maybe there was smth like that, but I forgot about it,… huh as for now we need to focus on other issues, way more important ones”.
“Um,Pardon….PARDON?”… And random yelling of other journalists dragging on questions regarding a nonsense fancy statements, a colour of his tie, and so zippy-du-dah to the neck-deck all this break-a-pokerface Q.


Meanwhile, somewhere in Syria:

Bet someone fail to score cheap political points … forgetting that American troops were and still are (at the moment of their debates) in Syria, in Iraq, in the Red Sea… some of what i know, might be some in Sudan that is always at war.
Reaching the level when the apologies are not even needed anymore… ‘past due’ something that everyone does and so its like “take it easy if you caught me speaking crap”… pard my language. And you would be surprise how many folks are ok with it, just used to it.
Cool-story-bro reaction to this fake-till-make stage speeches, lead to a scary reality; simply vanishing the matter of truth. Eh, this sounded very markish. But anyway, ment to say if to follow, it would totally lower the trust in anything and anybody.
The hardest and upsetting point of it — you can’t do much about it. But their words would hit right at you. Ironically, at you more, than at them.

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