Comments by "Michael Kahn" (@michaelkahn8903) on "Hannity: America is at a tipping point" video.
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@dcisme5594 CHAPTER TWENTY ONE: MEDIA’S PROPAGANDA TACTICS
When we discuss the media, there are a few things to keep in mind. Primary to a clear perception and understanding, you need to remember that those on top-the most wealthy and powerful players- are in the Council of Foreign Relations, of which the members are appointed by oligarch David Rockefeller Jr., a kingpin in world affairs.
Let me quote him from his book “Memoirs”-
“some even believe we are part of a secret cabal working against the best interests of the United States, characterizing my family and me as internationalists and conspiring with others around the world to build a more integrated global political and economic structure, one world, if you will. If that’s the charge, I stand guilty, and I am proud of it.”
Do you think that the most powerful and wealthy people on the planet who are meeting in secrecy are planning how to benefit us? With that in remembrance, consider that media, including the news, is a business, more specifically an entertainment industry.
Entertainment is defined in the Webster dictionary as amusement and diversion. That is why commercials often seem to attempt to be funny, as do sitcoms. That also explains the videos that focus on superheroes, aliens, monsters, and all kinds of fantasies.
I cannot recall the last time I saw an accurate documentary on television. The history channel puts on an appearance of truth, but always falls short of it.
TV and radio receive virtually 100% of their income from advertisers, newspapers 75%, and magazines about 50%. It is very concerning that the NY Times has so little visible advertising. How are they funded?
The media are under great pressure to shape their product to accommodate their advertisers. Advertisers influence the media by restricting and whitewashing media content by removing, or threatening to remove, financial support if their demands are not met. Since media are funded by advertising, their economic survival depends on delivering an audience for advertisers.
To them, people exist as potential consumers whose most desirable qualities are gullibility and compliance to media advice- watch, believe, obey, and buy.
Corporate owners, aligned with the CFR, also have an interest in furthering their agenda. Media news chains have ordered their papers, radio shows, and television programs to adopt a uniform editorial position on certain issues and political candidates, even to support specific worldviews.
Management is replaced if it doesn’t perform to the ideals of ownership, and they control which ideas and which version of the facts reach the public. The news that we read is what editors and owners decide to publish, it is not dependent on reporters.
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