Propaganda 101. Republicans - Democrats 1 - Control the Media Means you can control the message and narrative. In the US there are 1286 newspapers,

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Propaganda 101

Republicans - Democrats

1 - Control the Media Means you can control the message and narrative. In the US there are 1286 newspapers, over 369 TV stations and over 900 radio stations. Yet...

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2 – Control the Reporters How many reporters are Republicans?

3 - Control the Message Create an alternative reality where everybody accepts your version.

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5- Attack your opponent & his supporters

6 – Protect your favourite

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7. Lie or twist the facts to fit your story

8 - Repetition Repeat the lie, over and over until it becomes fact.

Homework – Notebook Check 1) What was “Operation Mockingbird”? 2) What did Markus Fiedler and Dirk Pohlmann found about Wikipedia editors? 3) Udo Ulfkotte Ph.D wrote a book called Journalists for Hire: How the CIA Buys the News. What happened to his reputation? What happened to him? How much is the book on Amazon… Why do you think?