أول حالة لعب في الدماغ سيتم مناقشتها هي عن عم بهايم أمريكي يدعي بيل أوريلي صاحب برنامج شهير علي محطة فوكس يدعي No spin zone وبرنامج حواري في الراديو علي محطة WOR وهذا البغل من أكثر الناس معاناة من جنون العظمة وإنتفاخ ال Ego بشكل يشعرك وأنت تستمع إليه أن الرجل إله متأنس أخر يقول للشئ كن فيكون وأخر ماتفتق عنه ذهن عم بهايم لإثبات أهميته أنه أطلق تهديدا تجاه وزير خارجية المكسيك مفاده أنه إذا قامت المكسيك بمقاضاة الولايات المتحدة بسبب موضوع وضع الحرس الوطني علي الحدود الأمريكية مع المكسيك فسيقوم عم بهايم بحملة لمقاطعة البضائع المكسيكية وذكره بالكوارث التي ألحقها بالإقتصاد الفرنسي عندما دعا لمقاطعة البضائع الفرنسية بعد رفض فرنسا للحرب علي العراق بمجلس الأمن

عم بهايم كان كلما ذكر موضوع المقاطعة للبضائع الفرنسية يستدل علي نجاحه بتقرير إقتصادي بمجلة تدعي "The Paris Business Review." وأنا من تغفيلي كنت بصدقه لأني لم أكن أتخيل إن إبن القحبة تصل به البجاحة والجرأة إنه يعتمد في كلامه علي مصدر غير موثوق به ناهيك أن يكون المصدر لاوجود له من أساسه ولكن هذا ماإكتشفته من الرابط التالي

http://mediamatters.org/items/200605190004

During the May 17 edition of Fox News' The O'Reilly Factor, host Bill O'Reilly threatened a boycott of Mexico if the country's foreign secretary, Luis Ernesto Derbez, makes good on a promise to sue the United States if evidence emerges that the National Guard is directly helping to detain Mexican citizens trying to illegally enter the United States. O'Reilly warned Derbez, "If the Mexican government files one lawsuit in the U.S.A., one, pertaining to the National Guard, I will call for a total boycott of Mexican goods and no travel to your country." Continuing, O'Reilly suggested that Derbez "give the French ambassador a call" so he could "fill" Derbez "in" on the effects of an O'Reilly-sponsored boycott, a conversation that might not go as O'Reilly suggests.

In response to President Bush's plan to send National Guard troops to the border, Derbez reportedly stated on a Mexican radio station: "If there is a real wave of rights abuses, if we see the National Guard starting to directly participate in detaining people ... we would immediately start filing lawsuits through our consulates."

In March 2003, O'Reilly called for a boycott of France because of the country's opposition to the Iraq war. Since then, O'Reilly has repeatedly overemphasized, exaggerated, and fabricated about the purported effects of his boycott.

So once again, any action by the Mexican government that impacts border security and the U.S.A. will be met with a boycott call. And if you don't believe me or you think it doesn't matter, Mr. Secretary, why don't you give the French ambassador a call? He'll fill you in.

والأن إليكم الحقيقة
http://mediamatters.org/items/200405020006

Media Matters for America found no evidence of a publication named "The Paris Business Review.":lol::lol::lol: A Google.com search revealed no mentions of "Paris Business Review," "Revue des Affaires de Paris," or any similar French name. A LexisNexis search for "Paris," "France," or "French" within five words of "business review" produced no relevant results. There is a journal called "European Business Review," which is published in England; however, over the past two years, "European Business Review" has not mentioned an American boycott of France.

Furthermore, contrary to O'Reilly's claim that France has lost "billions of dollars" due to an American boycott, American imports from France have actually increased since international tensions with France began in the months prior to the start of the war in Iraq in March 2003. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in February 2004, the United States imported $2.26 billion in French goods and services, up from $2.18 billion in February 2002.


الحالة الثانية من حالات اللعب في الدماغ
إنتشرت كالنار في الهشيم علي النت خبر مفاده أن إيران أصدرت قانونا يلزم المسيحيين واليهود بها بإرتداء إشارات خاصة وأساس هذا الخبر هو صحيفة كندية يمينية
http://www.canada.com/components/print.asp...9b1240f&k=32073
من سيفتح الرابط سيجد تلك العبارة
This story is no longer available لكن الخبر كان موجود وتمت إزالته

والحقيقة ومن موقع إسرائيلي تجدوها في ذلك الرابط
http://www.israpundit.com/2006/?p=1200

The National Post is sending shockwaves across the country this morning with a report that Iran’s Parliament has passed a law requiring mandatory Holocaust style badges to identify Jews and Christians.

But independent reporter Meir Javdanfar, an Israeli Middle East expert who was born and raised in Tehran, says the report is false. “It’s absolutely factually incorrect,” he told The New 940 Montreal.

“Nowhere in the law is there any talk of Jews and Christians having to wear different colours. I’ve checked it with sources both inside Iran and outside.”

“The Iranian people would never stand for it. The Iranian government wouldn’t be stupid enough to do it.”

Political commentator and 940 Montreal host Beryl Waysman says the report is true, that the law was passed two years ago.

“Jews should wear yellow strips, Christians red strips, because according to the Iranian mullahs, if a Mulsim shakes hands with a non-Muslim he becomes unclean.”

Meanwhile, another report on the authenticity of the story comes from Amir Taheri, an Iranian author of ten books on the Middle East and Islam:

رسالة إلي كل حمار فاكر إنه لما يكذب ويلفق أخبار سيجعل الأخرين يقتنعون بعدالة قضيته

ياإبن القحبة في حاجة إسمها Credibility وهذا أهم شئ بالنسبة للإعلام والصحافة ولو فقدت فلو حلفتلي علي الميه تجمد بعد كده مش هصدقك:mad2: