"Remember to get those headphones on, Folks. As we say here in Battery City, 'What you can hear, can't hurt you.'"

Online trolls are predictably spreading around a fake screenshot, claiming it is from Aaron Bushnell's Reddit account, and states that Palestine will be free only "when all the Jews are dead."

This is a fabrication and a fake. Don't get fooled and don't share.

Red Leader in 👔 formal attire pspspspsps

Decided to go a different route with this.

Its a propaganda poster you.. probably dont want to find. Inspired by soviet posters!

(While i did do some research and did clear it with a couple people; PLEASE let me know if this seems insensitive at all! I will either fix the issue or remove it entirely ! ^^)

This took me too long and these bases were so hard to figure out. Anyways more Solar Empire propaganda

im working on my fake propaganda posters but I can never figure out what to put on them so they usually look like this lmao

Definition of Propaganda 🤔

Trump sabotaged the border bill so he could run on “chaos at the border.”

Hasbara is a Hebrew word defined by the Israeli government as “public diplomacy” that seeks to “influence the perception of Israel abroad.” Critics like Noam Chomsky, meanwhile, have described hasbara more bluntly as a “sophisticated system of propaganda.” On the internet, hasbara now includes a network of websites and users dedicated to manufacturing pro-Israel posts and manipulating social media platforms to remove content sympathetic to the Palestinian cause. The online Hasbara Machine is sophisticated indeed, and its existence raises an important question: why doesn’t anyone in a position of power seem to be concerned? So far, the Washington Post is one of the only prominent news outlets to touch this subject. In an eye-opening January 25 article for the paper, Taylor Lorenz describes a variety of websites and apps that “help automate pro-Israel activism online.” As it turns out, this is an understatement. One website uncovered by Lorenz, called “Project T.R.U.T.H.,” claims to generate AI “fact check” responses to posts about Israel, ready-made for the user to copy and paste online. (The acronym stands for “Timely Responses for Unbiased Transparency and Honesty.”) Two others are called “Moovers” and “Words of Iron.” On these sites, users are not only supplied with pro-Israel content to post, but encouraged to report as “hate speech” designated posts that criticize Israel or express sympathy for Palestinians. When I first read it back in January, I found Lorenz’s article incredibly disturbing. So I decided to visit a few of these websites and see for myself how they operate. What I found only increased my alarm. 

THE HUNGER GAMES APPRECIATION WEEK → day 5: favorite arena

The 10th Hunger Games arena

The relentless lies of the mainstream media around one man have destroyed their credibility in regard to all other things for all time.

If you’ve ever gone to protest a Republican event you can see them passing out signs to the actors they hired from Craigslist. You can also see them changing hats and t-shirts and then parading in front of their hired Nazi videographers who will later edit it into a propaganda video. The high point comes when their provacateurs deliberately fire up non-white counter protesters and then portray them as violent radicals in their edited video clips.

Keep Battery City Safe for You and Your Neighbor!

Both parties are not the same.

the eclipse (2022) | akkayan | ep.6

(no words just akk soothing aye for his nightmare)

More MLP AU Propaganda

Im gonna make an edit and I need 8 of these to do so

How has this not already been done before? This is literally what they sound like

@anarchistmemecollective