Pretty
easy, it would seem, if past propaganda efforts are any indication.
Consider
just one ensample not related to war.
Many folks in the States some decades back, when they had a little
better sense then they do today, were persuaded to give up their healthy butter
and lard for Crisco’s harmful, chemically-adulterated, hydrogenated oil because
of a few vague marketing phrases:
From the beginning, the
company’s marketers talked a lot about the marvels of hydrogenation – what they
called “the Crisco process” – but avoided any
mention of cottonseed. There was no law at the time mandating that food
companies list ingredients, although virtually all food packages provided at
least enough information to answer that most fundamental of all questions: What
is it?
In contrast, Crisco
marketers offered only evasion and euphemism. Crisco was made from “100%
shortening,” its marketing materials asserted, and “Crisco is Crisco, and
nothing else.” Sometimes they gestured towards the plant kingdom: Crisco was
“strictly vegetable,” “purely vegetable” or “absolutely all vegetable.” At
their most specific, advertisements said it was made from “vegetable oil,” a
relatively new phrase that Crisco helped to popularize.
--Helen Zoe Veit, https://theconversation.com/how-crisco-toppled-lard-and-made-americans-believers-in-industrial-food-127158
That’s
all it took. Now, in the case of modern
war propaganda, the techniques are far more sophisticated, and folks’ grasp of reality
is far worse than it used to be. With
all that in mind, is it more likely that the average voter is going to be able
to discern the truth about Iran (or Russia, Venezuela, and so on), or that he
will fall prey to the CIA-Operation Mockingbird media drumbeat urging the
States into another ‘war for peace in the Middle East’?
Unless
God has mercy on us through the prayers of His saints, the latter is sadly the
more likely.
***
For
more on Washington City and its war lies:
--
Holy Ælfred the Great, King of England,
South Patron, pray for us sinners at the Souð,
unworthy though we are!
Anathema to the Union!
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