An Observer's Perspective on ISIS and North Korea

I don't pay much attention to the mainstream media anymore. I've determined there is very little truth in what is publicly reported these days. However there is one thing to be learned from watching these outlets. The Agenda. Everything played on mainstream media is what they want you to believe. It's programming... for your mind. So what can we determine simply as an objective observer of these channels?

I find it funny that every time North Korea does a weapons test, we immediately know all the details and have high quality video of the test. Wouldn't a nation want to keep these tests classified, and at the very least secret from their enemies? The U.S. knowing all of North Korea's weapons capabilities should be a great disadvantage to them.

I realize that North Korea may be using this as geopolitical propaganda to keep other nations in fear. But if that was the case, why would the U.S. Government and media buy into it? Why would they support this North Korean fear mongering? The only logical explanation is that the U.S. is really behind all of this. To intentionally keep the public in fear of an outside threat. To make people more willing of totalitarian rule to "keep them safe".

The same thing is true of ISIS. I found it interesting how ISIS seemed to come to the public attention from out of nowhere and was suddenly responsible for just about every "terrorist attack" being reported. You would always hear "ISIS is claiming responsibility" as if we had an ISIS correspondent at their headquarters.

I won't go into anymore depth, as this is just my personal take from what I've seen on the mainstream channels. David Icke is a great resource if you want to dig deeper. Please share your thoughts in the comments below.