About “Guido Fox”
I am a U.S. veteran who served in Afghanistan shortly after 9/11. In 2004, I watched a video published by BBC which led me to discover that the U.S. government was not being honest about the events of September 11th. Since that time, I have come to realize that many of the current events that we believe to be factual (especially the ones that provoke strong emotions) are little more than theatre designed to manipulate the public to support a cause that is often not in the public’s best interests.
Over the next 20 years, I stayed mostly on the sidelines as I watched this theatre play out in real time. But after watching the “documentary” 20 Days in Mariupol for the first time recently, I decided I’d had enough. Humanity is flirting with yet another world war as a result of this type of propaganda, and the politicians who publicly expressed a genuine interest in peace are often marginalized or branded as evil by the very media that enabled the conflict in the first place.
Please note that the material on this site is not to prove who is right and who is wrong. Instead, the main purpose is get people to realize that what they see in the world is largely a product of what they have chosen to believe about it. For example, it’s not possible to believe many of the media’s lies unless you already have preconceived notions regarding the people who are being lied about.
Consequently, the way to change the world is not through political efforts, but via letting go of one’s false ideas about the world and human nature. The only true path to world peace is choose to look at our “enemies” and recognize what we all share in common as members of the human race. And this cannot happen as long as we allow ourselves to be brainwashed by a fear-mongering and manipulative media, and those who control its narratives.