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RE: Flu Vaccine Used To Modify Human Behaviour! Is this "leaked video" authentic?
It seems to be real, but is also a couple of years old. What I find strange about this guy's suggestion is that he didn't think of developing a vaccination against psychopathy. It's about the same way pathological as religiousness but as I believe more relevant when it comes to crazy stuff. This way, he leaves the distinct impression that he doesn't want to tackle terrorism but religiousness.
Overall, ethically highly dubious especially since no-one seems to have objected in the audience (I would have). But it shows nicely, what we are capable of and that "they" think about applying it.
It's interesting, if true, what would the side effects of these potential fundamentalists showing "disgust" for religion be? would being anti-religious counteract any supposed acts of hate toward the West? The majority of and perhaps all religious people I have ever met personally try to follow some code of ethics set out largely by whatever religious texts or traditions they follow and thus are decent human beings.In fact I don't believe any of the large scale "terrorist attacks by Muslim extremists" had anything to do with Islam or that Muslims were behind them. I agree that if this is true footage that it seems to be aimed at dissolving religious beliefs all together and perhaps more specifically Islamic beliefs, but why?
Well, to fight superficiality, I guess.
On the Islamic part I do not agree. What the Islamic State does is pretty much textbook Islam. The problem is more that no decent human being (Muslim or not) would do this kind of stuff, except they are agitated for it by a hidden third party and convinced that they are doing the right thing.
What I also don't get when it comes to criticism of religion is that Communists were outspoken Atheists and Fascists usually insist on the distinction between church and state and see themselves as political, hence state and therefore non-religious movements.
That means: Religion seems not play an instrumental role in psychopathic group behavior - although of course the religious brain could confuse the teachings of Marx with the ones of Jesus or Mohammed. But erasing religiousness without at least testing the hypothesis behind it is brazen to say the least.