You can be completely factual, but still do propaganda by selectively presenting facts, choosing the order and context of how you present those facts and supple

You can be completely factual, but still do propaganda by selectively presenting facts, choosing the order and context of how you present those facts and supplementing those with a healthy dose of speculative non-falsifiable questions ("Would the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation benefit from putting nanochips into everyone? Possibly!1"). This is called "framing" in psychology and it's an intrinsic part of passive measures. Thinking that one is immune to it, while discarding other sources of information is a bit naive, IMO.