Truthbeyondmedia

The complex history of the Middle East, particularly the establishment of Israel, and the global reaction towards the Arab world, has shaped political and social narratives that still resonate today. At the heart of this conflict lies the controversial establishment of Israel in the mid-20th century. After World War II, Europe and America, largely driven by guilt over the Holocaust, facilitated the migration of Jewish settlers into Palestine—a land already inhabited by Arabs. Over time, these settlers formed the state of Israel, supported militarily and financially by Western powers, particularly the United States. This imposition of a new state in the heart of Arab land, without the consent of its inhabitants, ignited a series of wars and conflicts. From 1948 onwards, the region saw relentless violence, displacement, and the entrenchment of a bitter divide. As the struggle continued, Western powers coined the term "terrorism" to isolate the Arab resistance. Over time, this l...

 A recent short movie "charam" (hareesh uthaman)..just drawn a canvas where we are now..!! Deep in the forest, lost in the darkness..!! They are still following... And another news, where media and zionists propaganda politics torn apart.. Again the world witness truth, and crimes together, but in silence!! Why we fear to talk truth, and stand up for justice ⚖️!!??

 In today's world, superpowers distrust each other, but instead of relying solely on old tactics like espionage, deception, and direct attacks, they have introduced new strategies under the guise of "national security." This often involves targeting a specific community—one that had previously been persecuted by both crusaders and communists. Europe, already embroiled in hatred, further complicated matters by establishing Israel, a nation whose people had long been supported by this same community. Now, to justify their actions, the powers that be create scapegoats, labeling them as terrorists. The internet, once a symbol of freedom, has been reshaped by these superpowers to monitor and control, turning it into a tool for data domination. This new era of "data monarchy" has become the weapon of choice, leaving little space for true freedom in the world.

 Trying to dig the Vettayyan, with a reflection on social services and political irony. Vettayyan, like several recent movies, shines a light on the commercialization of essential social services, particularly education. The film critiques how the education system is being burdened with unnecessary apps and information overload, creating chaos for students. This chaos leads to a range of social problems, from brain drain and overwhelming competition to student loans, suicides, and a marginalization of those already struggling with social inequality. As a result, crime increases, and ironically, the system appears to protect the criminals rather than the victims. The casting of legendary actors like Amitabh Bachchan and Rajinikanth in the lead roles adds an ironic twist. Despite playing heroes on screen, these actors have, at times, aligned with real-life political figures linked to the very issues their films seek to criticize. This blurring of the line between reel and real life r...

 The dodo, a now-extinct bird native to Mauritius, serves as a powerful metaphor for the importance of defense and vigilance. Its tragic demise is a lesson about what can happen when natural defenses are stripped away. Without the ability to protect itself from the new predators introduced by human colonizers, the dodo quickly vanished, leaving behind a legacy of caution about the consequences of being defenseless. In today’s world, the threats are different but equally dangerous. The forces that threaten our existence are not predators in the wild but rather the insidious influences of modern society. Corporations, driven by profit, have mastered the art of distraction. They keep generations idle or, worse, engaged in a constant cycle of superficial engagement—unnecessary social media, endless showoffs, and the pursuit of hollow validation.  This manufactured idleness is not harmless. It erodes the natural defenses that should protect us—critical thinking, meaningful engageme...

  It's deeply troubling how hypocrisy dominates global narratives. At one time, Malala Yousafzai was elevated as a symbol of women's education, her story wielded by certain powers to serve their agendas. Back then, the world echoed with concern over women's rights and education, supposedly standing against false propaganda and the defamation of the Muslim community. Yet, now, as Palestinians face relentless bombing, killing, rape, and the destruction of schools, hospitals, and homes, the same voices are completely silent. Where are the champions of women's education and child protection now? Those who once clamored for justice and safety have vanished, exposing their true intentions. If I were lying, no one would be trying to silence me.(Julien Assange). Yes, in this world a terrorist is one who resists crime and defend imperialism, zionism, fascism and colonialism. This silence underscores a painful truth: the narratives once pushed weren't about genuine concern bu...