Significats de collective amnesia en anglès

Why is there such collective amnesia among media-persons concerning the following facts?

Despite detailed accounts of outlandish catastrophes from recent centuries, there's a collective amnesia about them.

But some Lebanese worry that the lessons of the civil war have been lost to collective amnesia.

For that reason, he added, it cannot be dealt with by a national commitment to collective amnesia.

It depends on a collective amnesia.

Either Spider-Man is playing it very cool, or he and everyone around him have at least some form of collective amnesia.

The cheerleaders of a perpetual war in Afghanistan seem to suggest that collective amnesia is the only cure for all our problems.

The assault is perpetrated in front of large group of witnesses who apparently suffer from collective amnesia and cannot identify the perpetrators.

One sketch plays with the idea that the Alzheimers Society should be funded to examine the outbreak of collective amnesia among tribunal witnesses.

Impassioned defenses of the "right to be forgotten" all too easily conjure up images of tweaking Google to create collective amnesia.

When a committee member referred to the " collective amnesia" of his executives, he riposted, "you mean lying" and he was right.

Committee members believe Murdoch staff have shown little respect for the parliamentary system and accused them at one point of suffering from " collective amnesia".

The collective amnesia over the 1964 victory followed the 1973 Middle East war and Israel's expulsion from the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) a year later.

Collective Amnesia has been prescribed at tertiary level and made part of the curriculum.

Collective responsibility has been replaced by collective amnesia.