See to what point the powers that be have driven the opposition? Instead of uniting against the enslavement and deception, we have become ever so more divided. CNN has managed to be mistrusted so badly that whoever claims something that CNN happen to have reported he is automatically labeled to be paid opposition or some other ludicrous title.

Has it ever occurred to @openparadigm that sometimes the truth is so patently obvious that it is literally impossible to hide it or you will be called out? We have reached that point now with cameras being in everyone's pocket and everybody being able to do his own research. CNN has been called out so many times that nobody cares what they report anyway so it doesn't matter. Judging from his lengthy piece in support of the supremacist State of Israel he of all people has no right to play the MSM card since they have always stated that Israel is a great ally of the US, and... oh yes, has a right to exist! Lest I forget...

As for @deliberator I highly commend your efforts sir! You are on the right side of history, and it is a delight to watch you reveal the lies and waking the sheep. I am always astonished how many people still don't get the bigger picture. You really don't have to be the smartest person in the room, and while there are of course many intricacies in world politics and history the overarching agendas are pretty clear for anyone who cares to look.

I loved each and every point you made in response to the Israeli commentator because you hit him with very well-researched and irrefutable facts. You can never lose a debate by applying that MO. Just one little thing I'd like to add to the discussion:

Still I can't grasp how my tiny country (try to find in on the map) is intimidating the whole Arab world.

Dear @blastik, I can see how you would wonder about this given that your country has probably manipulated the narrative of your media to an even greater point than they have the US media. I have one simple answer for you: nukes. Of which your country possesses about 200-400. Add to that the $10 million your country gets in military aid from the US each day, and you might get an idea why your neighbors might feel intimidated. Makes the size on a map much less important.