This CIA video briefing from 1986 depicts how Soviet state-run media portrayed America. In 2011, the Central Intelligence Agency’s Information Management Services declassified over 200 documents regarding intelligence on the Soviet Union that the CIA provided the Reagan Administration. Included in the release were CIA video briefings created by the Directorate of Intelligence for policymakers.

A very interesting archive depicting an accurate analysis of the United States that has only become increasingly relevant today.

As per usual, the dystopian claims of the CIA against the Soviet Union are projection (the US always confesses its crimes against humanity via projection), or baseless and comically absurd.

  • Awoo [she/her]
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    1 year ago

    I will say thing about markets, they are more efficient at propaganda than central planning.

    Why? Because you shit out ten thousand different narratives from different things, and then the ones that actually catch on tend to be the most effective. You then reinforce what does catch on and that's just all more efficient when you shit out so much of it. It is also so heavily normalised through this approach that people don't even see it as propaganda at all.