This is quite an interesting phenomenon I was surprised to see that exists. Most people don't read anything, but are emotional, fickle beings that make decisions on how they feel about someone when they look at them rather than the consequences of their actions.
Do yourselves a favor and get a hold of first year intro sociology textbook and read what they are feeding people. The basis for all HR and Sociological decisions is stemming from Critical Theory, which consists of: decolonization (everyone's past is racist, destroy it), queer theory (everyone is gay and gender is a spectrum and children are liberated by "deflowering"), intersectionality (marxism but not for social status, for "privilege"), deconstructionism, among a few others. The theme for each of these concepts is communism in every way possible. Like Marx, weaponize class differences to make everyone hate money and fall into communism where we're all surfs, the same thing is happening on all other fronts.
But, as I said, most won't read it. Seriously, do yourselves a favor and find one of these books. You will not believe it. If you want more info on the Frankfurt school (people responsible for Wiemar social conditions in Germany) check out .
It is very much by design. In school world geography is mostly skimmed over. Especially how the invisible lines change with time - how many people realize Iran = Persia?
More insidious, though, is what I've seen on the news recently (this was FOX). They will show a map so far zoomed into Iran that there is no context as to where it is geographically. There are barely any labels. For somebody who already knows you'll recognize the horn of africa, and Saudi Arabia, the eastern portion of the Mediterranean, etc. but the news intentionally hinders understanding.
Edit: Goddammit. Replied in the wrong thread. Carry on,,,
Indeed. It's all packaged nicely to not unsettle the goyim. Most don't stop for a moment to think, what the hell is really going on as they're kept nice and busy and under duress from one urgent situation to another. And, as you say, don't even stop to think about what Iran represents or their history. Hell, they've even got us throwing away our own history so how is it we'd be able to understand the middle east. It's almost like they want us to place ourselves into a of our own making that we would than embrace reality.
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