Brainwashing: Fact Or Fiction?

The title is just to attract readers. The answer is obvious. Brainwashing is a fact in our society.

You might not believe me. I myself was not very sure about it until today. We all know about the war in Afghanistan and the situation over there. Now what happened was that the Newsweek magazine made an editorial about this and on the cover there was written with large fonts Losing Afghanistan.

Newsweek has four editions: European, Latin American, Asian and US. Guess what was on the cover of the US edition? There was no Losing Afghanistan on the cover, no trace about this subject. Only the European, Latin American and Asian editions of Newsweek covered this subject.

Then what was on the US cover? "My life in pictures" about Annie Leibovitz a famous photographer.

My questions are: What happened? Why this change? And maybe worst than all, why the US?

This fact proves me that someone from US didn't want readers of Newsweek from USA to have easy access to the Afghanistan problem.

"The 2001 war in Afghanistan started in October 2001, in the wake of the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States, marking the beginning of its War on Terrorism campaign, seeking to oust the Taliban and find al-Qaeda mastermind Osama bin Laden." USA failed!

Why are they hiding this story from the American people? Because they are afraid of something, afraid that the American people might one day realize what is really happening in their country and world. Which is by the way in a very bad situation, the world and USA.

One day the bubble will burst and everything will come to light. Link to the story: Losing Afghanistan which the US Newsweek edition didn't print. After reading it you can understand why.