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If you notice even our treasured memes turn back the propaganda state upon itself, using their catchy movie and advertising AV accumulated assets to disseminate certain core logics and truths in bites rather than marketing deception.

It is a sword that can cut two directions. The meme hypothesis is that truth is always more powerful than a tyrant manipulating and imposing fictions for profit and manipulation. One would hopium the meme lords are correct.

I find it rather amusing that most Americans, when they think about propaganda, immediately associate it almost exclusively with Nazi Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels. What they don't know is that Goebbels actually read, and studied, the two books mentioned in the above thread, and diligently applied its teachings. Also amusing, to some degree, is that the Nazi Goebbels studied the works of Bernays, who was Jewish.

Furthermore, what most Americans do not know, is that it was an American, and not Goebbels, that first mastered the art of propaganda and put it to use on a national scale, thereby applying it on his own American countrymen, long before Goebbels and the Nazis came to power.

I think what the basilisks of propaganda have discovered, which has reversed a bit of their arrogant and presumptuous venom, is that that propaganda works in blocs and sorties, but not universally as they would like. It is also why it is universally backed up by arbitrary force and terror, because propaganda is insufficient.

Propaganda works great with addictive substances, because once an addiction is established, it becomes self sustaining and needs only dollops of propaganda to keep it active in its most exploitive states. All the propaganda needs accomplish is to make the PROCESS leading up to addiction seem glamorous and attractive.

However, most propaganda has an extinction state of variable timing. In other words, most propaganda has to be hysterical and its effectuators need to strike while the iron is hot. That is why they do so much fear stacking. The extinction state is the bugaboo of the propagandists. For instance, the ten trillion fiat dollar Covid Fraud is reaching an extinction state.

Also, the democide, genocide and brain chip transhumanist policies are peaens to the limitations of propaganda. If you can't baffle them with bullshit perpetually, murder them down, dumb them down, and implant them down until you have a genuinely manageable population.

Ever wonder how bacon became so popular?

Edward Bernays and Why We Eat Bacon for Breakfast

Believe it or not, people had to be convinced to eat bacon for breakfast.

In the 1920s, the Beech-Nut Packing Company wanted to sell more bacon. So it hired Edward Bernays.

Bernays, dubbed the “father of public relations,” is a fascinating figure. The nephew of Sigmund Freud, Bernays pioneered the use of psychology in a wide variety of marketing efforts, from government propaganda to Lucky Strike cigarettes.

When it came to boosting demand for bacon, Bernays saw opportunity at the breakfast table.
At the turn of the 20th century, a light breakfast was the norm in America. Most people had coffee and a roll, maybe some cereal.

So Bernays asked his agency’s doctor (yes, his PR agency had a doctor on staff) if a larger meal in the morning would be better for people’s health. The doctor said yes – more energy at the start of the day is a good thing.

Bernays then had the doctor write to 5,000 of his closest doctor friends asking if they agreed. More than 4,500 wrote back saying they did.

That gave Bernays a story to pitch. “4,500 physicians urge Americans to eat heavy breakfasts to improve their health” the newspaper headlines read. Many of them also referenced bacon and eggs as the perfect hearty breakfast.

Not many PR shops have doctors on staff these days, but Bernays’ survey holds lasting marketing lessons. Rather than trying to sell or advertise his product directly, he turned to experts his customers trusted to tell the story. He highlighted a problem for consumers and let them find their way to his product as a solution.

Today, 70 percent of bacon is eaten at breakfast. Bacon and eggs is an iconic American combo. All thanks to Edward Bernays.

Article above from here:

https://gobraithwaite.com/thinking/edward-bernays-and-why-we-eat-bacon-for-breakfast/

How Bernays used propaganda to influence women to smoke cigarretes:

After WWI, Bernays was hired by the American Tobacco Company to encourage women to start smoking. While men smoked cigarettes, it was not publicly acceptable for women to smoke. Bernays staged a dramatic public display of women smoking during the Easter Day Parade in New York City. He then told the press to expect that women suffragists would light up “torches of freedom” during the parade to show they were equal to men.

Once Bernays removed the stigma of women smoking, the tobacco industry began running ads informing women of the benefits of smoking:







Try to find a movie from the 30's - 50's in which the main character, both men and women, didn't smoke. No doubt, the tobacco companies paid the studios to have that subliminal advertising in their movies, as did the liquor industry. Later, starting in the 60's, drug use was depicted as being 'hip' and 'cool.' We've all been propagandized, often without even realizing what they are doing to us.

RayAmerica says

Try to find a movie from the 30's - 50's in which the main character, both men and women, didn't smoke.

Don't have to go that far. Contemporary medias show all kind of smoking. Tobacco pays programs big bucks to portray smoking as an 'enjoyable optional pleasure' as opposed to an addiction that makes you feel miserable if you DON'T do it. Also, actors who darken no doorstep without running to a bar or bottle of wine to slosh down a toddie right away for the liquor and alcohol lobbies.

Like said, once addictions are established, all you have to do is convince the addicts that the first puff, hit, drink whatever is attractive and the addiction takes care of the rest. That's an easy one for the pusher propagandists.

Patrick says

Can't imagine anyone watching any of these movies voluntarily.