Articles: propaganda Archives

In a world led by lies and hatred, those of us who are normal must speak out April 18, 2024 Terry Paulding It’s very easy for ordinary people trying to live their lives to put their heads down and shut out the evil around them. But as COVID showed, we can’t do that anymore.

NYT ignores the adage about stones and glass house and runs a hit piece on Trump and The National Enquirer April 11, 2024 Jack Hellner The leftwing outlet pretends to care about an alleged scheme to “catch and kill” unfavorable stories—but this basically defines the modern Democrat media.

Navy knew of Titan's implosion on Sunday, but allowed wall-to-wall media coverage to overshadow bad news for Biden and the Democrats June 23, 2023 Thomas Lifson The media got a compelling cliffhanger of a story to draw readers and eyeballs, the Coast Guard got the useful information, and the Biden regime got a lot of silence on stories it didn’t want publicized

Hopeful obituaries and the normalization of cannibalism August 6, 2022 Olivia Murray Humanity has inherent value, but there's a new and disturbing cultural shift.

Propaganda masquerading as fact-checking April 20, 2020 Eugene Veklerov The Associated Press has a fact-checking operation that's more fiction than truth.

Get a load of Mrs. Assad's happy Syria Instagram page April 14, 2017 Ed Straker Asma Assad, the wife of Syria's child-gassing dictator Bashar al-Assad, has quite an Instagram page. To say the least, it's "happy."

'It's Our Job to Tell You What to Think' April 1, 2017 Mark A. Hewitt Mika Brzezinsky let slip the unspoken truth that, yes, it is the media's “job” to “control exactly what people think.” It's that bad.

The new age of propaganda December 4, 2016 Clarice Feldman A must-see ten minute video by Sharyl Attkisson.

Obeying the Dog Whistle February 25, 2014 Victor Volsky Progressivism as a conditioned reflex.

Selling the Downside January 9, 2014 Dan Dagget Liberals making a virtue of necessity.

Duck, Duck: A&E Fails to Kill Its Own Golden Goose and Some Parrots Get Caught December 29, 2013 Clarice Feldman How many of us are availing ourselves of the incredible information resources opened up by the Infowave and how many are simply opening their homes to an endless stream of pabulum and propaganda?

Live Not By Lies November 5, 2013 R.B. Parrish Standing up to the lie is the first step.

Vlad goes to Sochi October 11, 2013 Kim Zigfeld The Sochi Olympics: just another excuse for Russian propaganda.

The Palestinian Use of Propaganda September 29, 2013 Michael Curtis The use of propaganda by Palestinians to gain compassion and political support has been their one great success.

Pope Francis Said What?! Actually, No, He didn't September 27, 2013 Selwyn Duke One problem between the pope and secular world involves communication breakdown: terms and phrases have different connotations to a devout Catholic than to a modernist.

Orwell goes to College June 8, 2013 Eileen F. Toplansky Why do textbooks always seem to lean the same way?

The Children's Hour January 21, 2013 Jeannie DeAngelis Barack Obama should pay less attention to attacking the Constitution and more time admitting that federally-funded public education is an abysmal failure.

The Socialist Mind Game: A Brief Manual January 2, 2013 Oleg Atbashian We are being played; it's time we learned the game. A holiday must-read, held over

Conservatives Must Learn the Dark Arts of Image Manipulation November 28, 2012 J.R. Dunn There are vast resources that remain unused in the image wars. We need to learn how to use them. There comes a certain point where you must take up the weapons of your opponent if you wish to survive.

Topic: Propaganda