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Tweets from political parties generally seek to divide, rather than seek consensus. Their purpose is usually to delegitimize the opponent and they constantly fall into misinformation.

Tweets from political parties generally seek to divide, rather than seek consensus. Their purpose is usually to delegitimize the opponent and they constantly fall into misinformation.

Tweets from political parties generally seek to divide, rather than seek consensus. Their purpose is usually to delegitimize the opponent and they constantly fall into misinformation.

Tweets from political parties generally seek to divide, rather than seek consensus. Their purpose is usually to delegitimize the opponent and they constantly fall into misinformation.

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Report ·Adam Curtis has been dissecting the strange world that surrounds us on the BBC for three decades, from Thatcher to Trump, including mental manipulation. 'Can't get you out of my head' is his new work

The countless messages of compassion in Europe and the United States have the bitter taste of déjà-vu. “Enough of the hypocrisy! After two decades it has become clear that neither women's rights nor even democracy were the priorities," complains Waslat Hasrat-Nazimi, head of the Afghan service at Deutsche Welle, the German international radio station. "The cause of Afghan women was a false excuse from the beginning,” estimates Carol Mann, historian and sociologist. "In 2001, George Bush wanted to give a humanitarian veneer to a total war by associating with it the beautiful story of the liberation of Afghan women"