Anonymous ID: 829631 Nov. 18, 2021, 7:18 a.m. No.15027043   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7051 >>7077

Fundamental rights, which up until yesterday were presented as inviolable, have been trampled underfoot in the name of an emergency: today a health emergency, tomorrow an ecological emergency, and after that an internet emergency.

Anonymous ID: 829631 Nov. 18, 2021, 7:21 a.m. No.15027064   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7090

>>15027051

 

not so.

 

In the face of this global coup d’état, it is necessary to form an international Anti-Globalist Alliance, which gathers all those who want to oppose the dictatorship, who have no intention of becoming slaves to a faceless power, who are not willing to cancel their own identity, their own individuality, their own religious faith.

Anonymous ID: 829631 Nov. 18, 2021, 7:58 a.m. No.15027293   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7399

>>15027274

 

NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE PRODUCTION

9-8. Newspapers and magazines are extremely powerful means of

transmitting a PSYOP message. They have some unique production

considerations. Both media can be prohibitively costly. Furthermore, both

media may be a waste of effort and resources if used in the wrong phase of

operations or with the wrong TA.

9-9. Newspapers are often very effective with a TA in countries or regions

that lack news and particularly newspapers. TAs often consider newspapers

authoritative and credible. However, if TAA indicates that the TA considers

newspapers suspect due to censorship or government control, it is unlikely

that PSYOP can create credibility. Newspapers are best used in news- and

information-denied areas. They will often be ineffective if the TA continues to

receive news by means such as international radio or television news

organizations. Newspapers will also often be ineffective if in-country papers

are in print.

9-10. Newspapers produced by PSYOP should provide timely, truthful news

and entertainment in a format familiar to the TA. Stories should not be

exclusively supporting whatever POs and SPOs are contained in the PSYOP

plan. These stories, such as the building of a new hospital by coalition forces,

should be balanced with pure human interest and some entertainment

features. Overt PSYOP messages should be just that. They should be clear

PSYOP messages set off in much the same way as advertising with the source

clearly visible. News stories must be as unbiased as possible. Credibility is

critical. Carrying a story that may initially be damaging to the image of U.S.

or HN forces (for example, the truthful covering of an accidental mistargeting

of munitions) may pay off in both credibility and positive public opinion

further down the road.

 

9-11. Newspapers should be produced on good quality newsprint with good

inks. If some color can be incorporated, it should be considered, although this

will raise production costs. A newspaper should not be done if it cannot be sufficient in size and content to be attractive to the TA. The PSYOP-produced

newspapers generated in the past have been distributed freely but often sold

by members of the TA. Very little can be done about this other than to clearly

display that the paper is free on the front page. The practice of the TA selling

the PSYOP-produced paper is an impact indicator of its acceptability. The

PSYOP newspaper should provide public service space to local charities or

legitimate HN government agencies if possible, but no advertising should be

done on a commercial basis