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We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false.
Absolutely no money laundering going on here....
Standup comedy. He's got a substantial repertoire of Russky jokes.
Pretty much my whole life, I've told people overseas that I'm not "American", I'm from Texas, and that Texas is not actually part of the U.S....
Insurance based on innuendo, great policy.
Are the kangaroos still running loose?
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It always starts with some propagandised topic that usually isn't interesting, constructive, useful to know or relevant. Then the push is followed by stuff that assumes the bullshit was really interesting.
It builds a circular reality that has so few ties to everything around it that we must see it as entirely artificial. Some could argue about acceptable amounts of poison while poison free food is so obviously desired. The media and political discourse is a pile of poop with a cherry on top. One could only attempt to describe it as food for thought if one eats the shit regularly and is unaware of other spices.
I don't pretend to know what is going on in that ocean, I look out of the bubble and see all kinds of large things float by wondering what it is. It's like those who put in the work and effort get to see Jupiter roll around in our solar system. Or at least, so I'm told it is.
Lets keep it simple, lets say the media is filling peoples heads with stuff. If it is valuable information then one could read enough of it and learn a practical skill.
In fact, if it covered the entire spectrum of note worthy human activity we should be able to learn everything there is to know about everything simply by reading the news and following the sources provided.
If the sources are of academic nature one would provide a rough introduction into the field and guide the reader step by step from not knowing a fuck to fully understanding the topic.
In almost every academic field there are people, works, discoveries and accomplishments that we admire. The bigger accomplishments and the sum of works progress humanity in small and giant leaps.
Politicians and their media do an equally great job accomplishing the exact opposite. I don't claim to know what it should be (tho, I just described some of it) but if it sticks to its current standards WE ARE ALL GOING TO DIE!
~lol ~