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October 18, 2005
History is What Happens When the MSM is Busy Covering Other News
Topics: Follies of the Mainstream MediaHere's a must read that I missed on Saturday. "Gagdad Bob" writes of the "truly World Historical day, what with the Iraqi election":
What great world-historical events are invisible to the jaded historian of the present? What great vertical energies are entering the world today, undetected by a spiritually oblivious mainstream media, so hypnotized by time and blind to the eternal? Hey, it's not news, it's only history. The MSM, in thrall to the tyranny of the momentary, accurately sees only that things are getting worse. What they cannot see is that, at the same time, things are always getting better, for that is the law of evolution. The world is always ending, but perpetually being reborn. If that weren't true, mankind would never have found the exit out of its closed circle of material and instinctual existence.Do read the rest, you'll be glad that you did...
And don't forget to catch the comments.
Posted by Richard at October 18, 2005 8:51 PM
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