| Thankfully several of my friends got me out and deprogrammed from the brainwashing I had been through. |
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| Was there some hidden agenda to keep all us colonial subjects docile and subservient to the Great Empire by brainwashing our smarter students? |
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| The only difference is that they have an additional duty of brainwashing people in order to make the scheme acceptable to them in the short run. |
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| Hundreds of images ran through my mind, like the flashes you see when they're brainwashing people in a bad sci-fi movie. |
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| Has he sat in lessons across his electorate and come to the conclusion that we are all brainwashing children? |
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| What must be crystal clear to readers is that I did denounce the Chinese Communist government for brainwashing its people. |
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| A remote, ruthless government struggles to maintain order by brainwashing its criminals. |
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| Clinging to the idea of brainwashing is a coping strategy to make hate and death marginally more explicable. |
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| This phenomenon is sometimes described at brainwashing, conditioning, or programming. |
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| I hated how it was brainwashing a generation of bright and well-intentioned children, transforming them into a ghettoized and incurious suburban middle-class. |
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| As I said, and I may not have made it clear enough, there are certain cultures which resort to what we call brainwashing. |
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| This has sometimes been interpreted as showing concern for progress and sometimes as brainwashing. |
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| The next picture is of 32-year-old, Ms. Zhu Xia, who was detained in a brainwashing centre in Xinjin County, Sichuan province. |
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| The allegation that detainees were kept for years without any judicial proceedings and were subjected to brainwashing was groundless. |
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| These criminals are experts at the brainwashing of young people in these regions. |
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| The gun control lobby engages in emotional brainwashing to further its attempts at disarming the American people. |
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| I will cut through all the jargon and tell you precisely what they are talking about: brainwashing! |
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| We can address in detail how they are using brainwashing to force practitioners to give up their practice. |
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| At this stage of the process, the logical connection between brainwashing and deprogramming works in reverse. |
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| They fire them from jobs, take away their housing, or send them to brainwashing classes. |
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| Who agreed to these intrusive screens brainwashing us day after day? |
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| As for your question about family responsibility, I think there is ample evidence that this family may have contributed to brainwashing him, to manipulating him, and perhaps to coaxing him into becoming a jihadist. |
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| Unethical behavior and false representation may occur quite independently of any brainwashing, coercive persuasion, or mind control practices, both in religion and in psychotherapy. |
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| A well-organised and vicious terrorist group, expert in brainwashing and suicide-blasting, the LTTE has maintained its fief which until late 2006 extended over almost a third of the country by murder and fear. |
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| I urge all hon. members, including hon. members of the governing party, to read the motion, independent of whatever brainwashing information ministers have given them, and support it motion when it comes to a vote. |
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| The Conservatives should stop manipulating and brainwashing the public by saying that they will allow self-employed persons to receive EI benefits. |
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| Usually the alienating parent engages the child in a series of conscious and subconscious techniques, such as brainwashing, in an attempt to denigrate the other parent. |
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| They are counting on you, through the education, conditioning and brainwashing you have received by being on the mailing lists of these think-tanks and the public relations firms, to betray your nation's best interests. |
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| It is precisely because you have a deep-rooted fear of the people that you prefer brainwashing to direct consultation of these citizens, whom you regard, deep down, as idiots. |
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| Over 10 000 monks and nuns in Tibet have been obliged to undergo brainwashing since 1996, something that constitutes a flagrant breach of freedom of opinion and religion. |
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| Take a little brainwashing, add a few political assassinations and stir in a villainess evil enough to rival Lady Macbeth. |
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| If brainwashing exists, the main thing is just to keep clear of brainwashers. |
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| This is a far cry from the allegations of brainwashing and cultism which Mr Curtis, and now the media, sought to portray. |
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| I don't know who it is but there is someone behind them keeping these young, innocent boys, brainwashing them into thinking they are going to help people. |
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| The British Brainwashing Corporation has spent all its money on the Royal Jubilee and coverage of the London Olympics. |
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