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Atrocity Propaganda, Then and Now
Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2025 4:23 pm
by Stubble
This documentary meanders a bit, but, it covers a lot of ground. AI has been used to narrate the work in the voice of Andrey Vyshinsky, the famous judge that oversaw The Red Terror and the Soviet team at Nuremberg, among others.
The piece also covers the Atrocity Propaganda surrounding 10/7.
The coincidental theory of jewsih identity I don't find compelling, but, it's there. Wrapping the pill in this way may be intentional to remove identity politics from the argument.
Re: Atrocity Propaganda, Then and Now
Posted: Thu Nov 06, 2025 6:44 pm
by Hektor
When dealing with the issue of Atrocity propaganda one needs to know some basics on social psychology and how people are influenced and manipulated. So there is basic psychology to be considered and then the works of folks like Edward Bernays, Edgar Schein, Robert Jay Lifton, Kurt Lewin etc. (And yes, they are). The next step is to look how governments and political groups apply that as well as this works on populations.
That said, you can ask Grok, Chatpg, etc. about it... Also asked them about Holocaust Religion, Erinnerungskultur and the effects thereof.
Re: Atrocity Propaganda, Then and Now
Posted: Fri Nov 07, 2025 4:53 pm
by Stubble
The work of 'The Tavistock Institute' is also worth investigating.
Yes, this is a very broad topic and there are MANY individual pieces that all connect, overlap and integrate.
I can't just point at one guy, one group or even one government and say 'it was (((them)))'.
Just too many pieces.
Re: Atrocity Propaganda, Then and Now
Posted: Sun Nov 16, 2025 6:45 pm
by Hektor
Stubble wrote: ↑Fri Nov 07, 2025 4:53 pm
The work of 'The Tavistock Institute' is also worth investigating.
Yes, this is a very broad topic and there are MANY individual pieces that all connect, overlap and integrate.
I can't just point at one guy, one group or even one government and say 'it was (((them)))'.
Just too many pieces.
Can be added, sure. One needs to know what the different figures or groups teach. And one can also noted what group/groups are overrepresented in that field.
Re: Atrocity Propaganda, Then and Now
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2025 7:14 am
by Nessie
It is important to not conflate atrocity propaganda, with eyewitness evidence. They are very different.