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> the CIA's secret campaign to turn American art into anti-Soviet cultural propaganda This is perfectly credible. But extrapolating that example of government
by neogodless 6y ago
> the CIA's secret campaign to turn American art into anti-Soviet cultural propaganda
This is perfectly credible. But extrapolating that example of government influence over culture to the premise "media is 100% under the control and direction of the government" or, furthermore, a hidden or shadow government... is stretching well beyond a logical conclusion. (It would have to be a shadow government, because mainstream media and social media were not going along with the Republicans led by Trump, when they were in power over several branches of the U.S. government.)
You need a lot more evidence to dispel the notion that this is "not a conspiracy."
- feralimal 6y agoWhat would you think if I said to you that there is a conspiracy so broad and deeply embedded that a small group is able to take a set co-ordinated actions, across the planet, with every country taking part that constrain individuals to their houses and restrict their movements and interactions, and to force individuals possibly at gunpoint to take injections that they object to? And that governments would be able to do so, with most cheering them on? Is that a conspiracy? If I had said that to you last year, you would have called me mad. Contrast that, with what would happen if you tried to prevent just one individual coming near you, even if they had provably caused you harm. You would need to go to court, prove your case, get a restraining order, etc. And you would never be able to exclude them from work, enforce a passport, mandate good citizen score for loans and travel!! Apparently none of the legal stuff is applicable if the whole world is being locked down. No one needs to go on the record to state why all this is required. This is where we are at! Do you really want to trust CNN? lol