There are two images that no manipulation or propaganda will be able to - a picture of two brothers with sparkling green eyes and a black smile, who were murdered, and a picture of two IDF officers sensitively and compassionately addressing an elderly woman whose house had just been burned under the auspices of Jewish terrorists (the messengers of God who did not know which is such).
But all the other truths can be obscured with fun with a little propaganda and a little lies. Propaganda and manipulation is Torah - a cruel Torah with simple principles, which every woman knows from birth, but men need to learn. On this occasion, I would recommend watching the doco "The Counselor" about Arthur
Finkelstein who was a genius at simplifying the issue - do you want to convince the public with some invention? All that is needed is to invent some lie that will cause anxiety in the voters, and broadcast it in repeated sound bytes until their heads spin. For example, this is from the 1996 election "Peres will divide Jerusalem" which will divide and which will be
plastered - Irrelevant.
And then you see Peres holding Arafat's hand to shake (hereafter: the evil Haman) with in the background the deafening sound of shattering glass and a voice emanating as if from heaven, announcing in a clear baritone... "Peres will divide and so on".
Well, you already understood.
Surrounded by the hairdresser: this is how you will create the lady's iconic look, at home when
you are tired of Tinder: start using it to earn some money
you hardly see it: Emma Chamberlain's new make-up
"I have 3 wives, they work and I am a king who moves a little. Like in chess"
after hundreds of hearings, the innocent public already accepts this as fact.
The result - Netanyahu defeated Peres in those elections.
When I finished watching the series, the first thing I felt was that I had lost forever the remnants of innocence that I still had.
"Why don't we remove the disengagement from their committee? They probably don't remember what was there anymore" (Photo: Amos Ben Gershom, PM)
Want an example from today?
Please, it's very simple, a secret counselor was sitting in his room one night racking his brain, then bingo - why don't we remove the disengagement from their office?
You probably don't remember what was there anymore.
I will mention
In seceding, the right-wing government made the decision to evacuate a relatively large area, which had 8,000 Jewish citizens.
Some of them literally had villas on the sea, and on the other hand, crowded as sardines lived 2 million Palestinians.
The leftist opposition only welcomed the decision.
Painful for those who apply there, but makes sense.
Governments call it.
By the way, the one who voted, and several times in favor of secession, was the prime minister of the day.
This is from "barren government".
A few days ago I suddenly heard on the panels someone from (name withheld in the system) spew the word "disengagement" into the air (that event from 2004).
Right now, while I'm writing, someone is screaming on the radio that "there were no violent demonstrations during the secession".
Well, there were and how - including blockages in Ayalon.
The problem that they did not enter the hearts, because the people for the most part did not sympathize, happens.
A little later I heard the Minister of Finance ask "Where were you during the disengagement?"
First of all - hello - who remembers?
but it does not matter.
More people started talking about disengagement in this context, and that's how it escalated until it reached its peak - the Prime Minister in his disappointing statement last night (because after all we are all looking for a "father" to calm down), says in a snoring voice: "So when the elected government displaced settlements" and yada yada yada.
Here is a lesson on how propaganda works.
in the pasting.
like an epidemic
And boom - I remembered Finkelstein.
"Here's a lesson on how propaganda works. Contagion. Like an epidemic" (Photo: ShutterStock)
Propaganda and manipulation are Siamese twins that were not separated at birth.
Propaganda is a professional tool, often despicable and used for political purposes, while manipulation is more popular and spills over into life itself, as every woman knows - because without an incident where she sings "besieged in the barber shop" - it is impossible to finish.
I have an unbridled tendency to think what I would do instead.
And in a selection of situations - first I would wait until the barber had finished taking out all the aluminum foils (of the Yaani shades) overlapping and waving.
Then (only if I was satisfied with the result, yes?) I would send someone on my behalf to the crowd and ask for three representatives to enter the barbershop, and tell them, "I'm listening to you, please tell me what's bothering you. I'll write it down and promise I'll convey the spirit of things."
And at the end, she goes out to the audience, greets her goodbye, gets into the car and drives on her way.
But why not complicate things and on the way to get sympathy and hugs and also prove some imaginary point?
Although the story from her is momentary, and the damage is long-term, but who knows what will happen tomorrow, and this is also a way to get through this life.
Only one thing should be remembered - every time you get upset that Bibi is manipulating you, smile with forgiveness, and be happy, because if a woman had set a trap for you, you probably wouldn't have noticed at all.
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