Marty Ratigan - Dangerous Intersection

The cognitive dissonance of our wars

Post author:Erich Vieth
Post published:October 23, 2010
Post category:Psychology Cognition The Middle East War
Post comments:5 Comments

On "Morning Joe" Dylan Ratigan pounds a huge wedge into the fear-mongering. He discusses what our Middle East wars are about and who is profiting from them. Yes, we shouldn't start wars over the angry signs people display. He gets into it at about the 2:40 minute mark:

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