Show me an example of US state authored or propagated propaganda. How many people does the US have that are employed by the state to manipulate public opinion online?
blterrible
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North Korea's ambassador blames US for regional tensions in a rare appearance at UN Security Council
North Korea's ambassador blames US for regional tensions in a rare appearance at UN Security Council
I do not know why they do not import more food
Food costs money and they've chosen to spend what money they have elsewhere. It is a matter of priorities. It's ok, they don't have to worry about being voted out of office over failing the public.
Good luck squeezing blood from that stone.
North Korea's ambassador blames US for regional tensions in a rare appearance at UN Security Council
One thing I find interesting about the fediverse is that it is so empty that you can occasionally see honest-to-God pro-NK propaganda. NK lost a quarter of a million people to starvation in the 1990's and are on a fast track to repeat the past. So glad you have access to the internet. Good for you.
His comedy was largely a stream of consciousness type of thing. I'm fairly sure that he only realized that some of the joke he told were stolen after they'd left his mouth. He wasn't the type of comedian who worked from a "tight 15" on a regular basis. It was more that he'd discover that an audience member was half German, half Japanese and would then go off on a spontaneous stream of WWII jokes about their ancestry.
The kiwi ones have little poppy(?) seeds in them mimicking the seeds in an actual kiwi. I'm not a fan.
Some number of these are bots making fake accounts look like legitimate users. Eventually they'll be making pro-China/Russia/Israel/Whatever comments on political videos.
I've been looking for a way to attach my Bose Einstein condensates together and it looks like I've finally found it.
A gun that is not used to shoot someone is still a gun. Same situation.
Where? What media outlet? Give a specific example.