[Yemen / Saudi Arabia] - The Disinforming Self Floods the Feed with False Images to Feed Its Phantom of Enemy, Proving the Illusion of Shared Perception

Event Baseline: As fighting between Houthis and Saudi Arabia escalated, old and repurposed videos flooded social media, with many presented as fresh footage from the front lines.

The brain cannot distinguish between a memory of an image and the image itself. When a video from years ago is labeled as today, the tribal self accepts it because it matches the stored pattern of 'the enemy attacking'. No verification occurs because verification would threaten the self's identity. The self needs the enemy to exist, so it feeds on any image that confirms the enemy's evil. Both sides do this. They do not see a war; they see a movie playing in their own skulls.

This is the end of shared perception. There is no single event, only competing replays. The Houthi believes the Saudi is a monster; the Saudi believes the Houthi is a monster. Both are images constructed by tribal memory. The actual bodies dying are not seen. The killing continues because the combatants are not fighting each other; they are fighting their own conditioning. Until the mind stops labeling images as truth, it will keep firing at phantoms and call it victory.