American Propaganda Programmed To Wage Wars And Win Profits!

• Truth is always the first casualty in time of war! You should never accept what the MSM tells you as truth. Wars are generated by Illuminist banksters to make more money, to build up their MIC and for world conquest. It has very little to do with fighting to liberate a country from dictators, to save the people from monster rulers…etc.
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  American propaganda programmed to wage wars and win profits
  by Kourosh Ziabari / My Catbird Seat
  1948 law passed for propaganda to be aired via Radio Farda and Voice of America only in Iran.
  According to the statistics released by Washington Post, the U.S.   Congress has allocated an annual budget of $7 million to Radio Farda and   by using this profuse amount of money, this soft war machine   unremittingly produces and disseminates falsehood and mendacious   propaganda against the nation of Iran.
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  Many people around the world might have credulously or  perhaps naively fallen in the trap of believing the tempting claims of  the U.S. statesmen and politicians who say that their country is a  “beacon of freedom” and a “pioneer of democracy.”
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  It’s a bitter reality that many of us have been defeated and  overwhelmed by the propaganda of the U.S. mainstream media who  incessantly attempt to make their audiences believe that democracy and  freedom are originally American values and cannot be found anywhere else  in the world, that all of the world nations need the United States to  achieve these values and that the United States must resort to every  instrument to export these home-made values to the rest of the world,  including frequent military expeditions.
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  But what’s the reality on the ground? Who really knows about what’s  taking place behind the scenes? How much difference is there between the  United States which is trimmed and made neat to be put before the eyes  of the international community and the United States which mercilessly  and inexcusably deprives its own people of getting informed about the  latest developments in the world? Isn’t it ironic that the same United  States whose leaders always boast of democracy, freedom and equal  opportunities set off media outlets to direct black propaganda against  countries such as Iran while preventing its people from having access to  the content of such media?
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  If you’re familiar with the conventional double standards and  hypocrisy of the American type, you might have heard about the US  Information and Educational Exchange Act of 1948, popularly known as the  Smith-Mundt Act.
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  This discriminatory and indefensible act which was first signed into  law by President Harry S. Truman on January 27, 1948 after getting  approval by the 80th Congress is, in a nutshell, a regulation which  allows the United States to establish and initiate media outlets which  are aimed at non-American audiences in order to further the diplomatic  and political objectives and interests of the U.S. overseas; however,  these media outlets, including radio and TV stations, are unavailable to  the U.S. citizens, and to put it more succinctly, it’s forbidden for  them to have access to these media channels.
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  The legislation which was introduced in the House of Representatives  Committee on Foreign Affairs at the request of State Department,  authorizes the U.S. State Department to communicate to audiences outside  of the borders of the United States through broadcasting, face to face  contacts, exchanges, online activities, the publishing of books,  magazines, and other media of communication and engagement. Funding for  these activities comes from other legislation passed by the U.S.  Congress called appropriations.
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  According to this law, the materials which are produced to be  broadcast through certain American media outlets cannot and should not  be disseminated and publicized domestically and can be only available to  the members of Congress and academicians. With the concerted efforts of  several U.S. Congressmen, the Act was amended to read: “no program  material prepared by the United States Information Agency shall be  distributed within the United States.”
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  However, it’s interesting to note that at the time of working on the  compilation of the Smith-Mundt Act, fierce controversies had arisen  among the congressmen, including a quarrel over how to “remove the  stigma of propaganda” from this law, because even the U.S. lawmakers had  come to the conclusion that it was an all-out replica of the propaganda  machinery of the former Soviet Union and Nazi regime.
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