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[StG2_Schlachter]

I just stumbled upon this fine example of American propaganda:

http://www.schrottgelacht.de/showcontent.php?cid=67

Your comments please

[Pirschjaeger]

Ha ha ha, I have a few of these. Disney made enough of them.

Propaganda is an interesting science.

Fritz

[huggy87]

Yep. That's about right. Pretty accurate.

[StG2_Schlachter]

Can I get those here in Germany? They are hilarious

[Airmail109]

The funny thing is, thats actually like my history lessons. Albeit heavily simplified.

[joeap]

My favorite is "Donald Duck in Nutsiland" ... Donal Duck saying "Heil Hitler" in his voice... surreal.

[Pirschjaeger]

Originally posted by StG2_Schlachter:
Can I get those here in Germany? They are hilarious

PT me. Perhaps I can send some to you.

Fritz

[panther3485]

The most successful and effective propaganda always has elements of truth or factual content, which are then covered with layers of half-truth and distortion, topped off with a sprinkling of total bull$hit.

Some of our governments today are pretty good at it!


Best regards,
panther3485

[Pirschjaeger]

Originally posted by panther3485:
The most successful and effective propaganda always has elements of truth or factual content, which are then covered with layers of half-truth and distortion, topped off with a sprinkling of total bull$hit.

Best regards,
panther3485

The above post is carefully planned propaganda.

[joeap]

Actually the Donald Duck cartoon was "Der Führer's Face"

Donald Duck

Or this one Bugs Bunny, with a familar fellow to blue flyers, and one fellow familiar to red (and I mean RED) flyers.

Herr meets Hare

They don't make propaganda like they used too, between Walt Disney, Leni Riefenstahl, and Sergei Eisenstein propaganda could be artistic and fun.