posted on Feb, 19 2009 @ 06:14 PM
I thought it'd be fun and insightful to have a thread where we can collectively dismantle and interpret media propaganda. By doing so we can hone our
skills and help each other learn how to read the true agenda behind each and every media scandal, story and topic of focus.
"in politics nothing is accidental. If something happens, be assured it was planned this way"
Franklin D. Roosevelt - (32 Degree Freemason)
First, consider the above quote and apply it to every news article you see reported in mainstream media.
How does the news in question make you feel?
What would the Establishment reason be for making you feel such a way?
What are the consequences of your feeling this way?
What hidden agenda does this hide?
Here's an example:
NEWS:
Recent BBC news has been consistently focussed on reporting scandals of fraud among already-wealthy, powerful people.
Why are they reporting this? Clearly the frequency of coverage on this particular subject makes it an important to the Establishment. But why?
So...
INTERPRETATION:
How does the news in question make you feel?
Angry at greedy, wealthy opportunists.
What would the Establishment reason be for making you feel such a way?
Because they want me to be angry at greedy, wealthy opportunists.
What are the consequences of your feeling this way?
That I'm going to mistrust the wealthy, 'banker' class/sector.
What hidden agenda does this hide?
Perhaps what the BBC really want is for us to mistrust the current financial sector so that when the Establishment pushes for a new one, to fix
the problems of the old one, we'll accept it with open arms. A kind of pre-programming for what's to come.
Now, obviously this is just one possible interpretation and there may be others. What I suggest is that you either post up a significant piece of news
or political scandal, or attempt to interpret someone elses, or both. Hopefully it will make for an interesting thread where we can learn how others
here process, consider and interpret propaganda.
Who wants to go first?
[edit on 20/2/2009 by Cythraul]