Propaganda

1
Propaganda

• This is the state action on the masses
• Combination of Mechanical and Psychological
  Techniques
• Must become as natural as food and air
• Private capitalism initiated propaganda
• All states must now use it

2
Results of Propaganda

• Loss of sense of reality
• Confusion of motives
• Identification of opposites
• Interplay of accusations
• Political schisms
• Loss of unity

3
Effects of Propaganda

• Suppression and confusion of truth and fact
• Social conscience appears from this suppression
• Creates new sphere of sacred
• Creation of manipulability of the masses

4
Consequences of Propaganda Activity

• Arrested spiritual development
• Devaluation of democracy
• Propaganda has a technique and has its own
  identity
• Requires massification of amusement
• Assimilates amusement
• Sport Man becomes machine-like