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Propaganda and the Politics of Perception
03.13.07 (7:21 pm)   [edit]

Propaganda and the Politics of Perception

by Michael Carmichael
Global Research
Tue, 13 Mar 2007 07:27 EDT

Hitler in War Propaganda Poster Nazi Era Germany


The core doctrine of the Bush Era is pre-emptive war. ... In academic discourse, the Bush Doctrine of pre-emptive war has been equated with the idea of committing suicide because of the fear of dying.

War propaganda glorifies military indoctrination as the highest form of patriotism while simultaneously demonizing the enemies of the state.

Adolf Hitler realized the power of propaganda to mould and shape public opinion. Hitler wrote a highly informed essay on the powers of propaganda in his political autobiography, Mein Kampf.

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