July 19, 2017

Zoe Bios: Chapter 4 – Propaganda

THE FOLLOWING ARE PHOTOS FROM MY DNA TREK AND EXCERPTS FROM THE BOOK.

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This is how we became friends, with a simple smile and hello, similar to what happened between me and the Catholic woman and me and my guide in Jerusalem.

He asked what I was doing in Sinai. I shared that I was working on a book, researching and studying theory on DNA memory, but also had come to take scuba lessons. He was used to people being there for scuba, clearly, because he smiled and said it’s the best place to see colorful fish (although he admitted he had never taken a dive himself). He then jumped into asking me more questions, surprisingly interested in my project, but most interested in the fact that I was American.

He wanted some answers.

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I told him that the ignorance that divides us is shaped by what people see in the news about the wars happening in the Middle East. It’s not easy to keep up with the facts when all you’re hearing is sound bites. To the detriment of our world at large, few people read the details written by qualified journalists in respectful newspapers. And few people travel so they could have contact and real experiences. These are mostly people trying, as he is, to survive, which requires working very hard each day. When we are simply trying to survive, we don’t pay as much attention to issues unrelated to our daily lives.

As a result, stereotypes take hold. This is true for all of us, regardless of what country we call home.

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From here we see the roots of modern terrorism. We see how the Muslim brother felt cornered and why he fought back. We also see that the Jewish brother, who have been oppressed, feels he has the right to the land and peace at long last, and why the Jewish brother fights back.

Extreme measures are taken to secure the Jewish state. The war not only continues to this day but also it is evolving into something earth-shattering.

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