When you can cause millions to slowly starve to death and still describe it as the quick rectification of unrealistic expectations, you see the power of "anti-m

When you can cause millions to slowly starve to death and still describe it as the quick rectification of unrealistic expectations, you see the power of "anti-misinformation" policies wielded by the politically powerful who dominate the media. And note that in this frank and open admission of temporarily unrealistic policies, the powerful don't discuss the techniques they use(d) to silence anyone guilty of being unforgivably "realistic".