What is truth?

Brice 2022-12-23 10:17:41

How are the "truths" that we swear to the death against and the "truths" that we swear to defend are concocted? The film gives us a good explanation.

The Iraqi guerrillas are trying to build momentum. Attack the American convoy at the expense of civilian lives. Standing on a high place, they calmly filmed the scenes of the bloody massacre with DV, and announced these scenes to the international community. In the reprimands of the international community, they have achieved the big goal of political incitement.

The people will always be the ultimate bearers of all the pain and injury in war. They either died at the guns of the US military, or died from their own conspiracy. In the eyes of all interest groups, the people are nothing but all kinds of materials that can be used.

When the whole world is watching this concocted "truth", no one cares about the truth behind these "truths". What they want is the facts that can be used, nothing more.

Contrast this with the various boycotts that have been increasingly vigorous in the country recently. The reason is also because of various so-called "truths", and these truths are nothing but "facts" in my eyes. The advantage of fact is that it can be designed. There are good reasons to believe that under various sophisticated designs, we will consciously and voluntarily become a force urgently needed by our interests.

The power comes from the people, which originally needs to be understood in this way.

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  • Gerry 2022-06-10 22:05:59

    A very heavy war film, choosing to look at the cause of the problem from the perspective of both sides of the war makes the point of the film very convincing-the US invasion has caused problems with the status quo in Iraq. Soldiers and civilians are innocent, and politicians should bear it. Full responsibility

  • Kody 2022-06-10 21:02:39

    In the future, you must go through the movie and watch the subtitles first. The subtitles are not complete. The version I downloaded will not have subtitles in about 50 minutes. Fortunately, there are relatively few lines in war theme, so I can still understand it. I like this emphasis. The documentary film does not overly heroic anyone. It truly reveals the disasters that war has brought to people. There are reflections and warnings. If you don't kill people, people will kill you. It's that simple.