Propagandu

A naive and gullible Indian who keeps an eye for any piece of propaganda that fits his political view and prematurely starts sharing it in social media without fact checking or waiting for verification of authenticity of the claims.

Dhruv Tattee is a Propagandu.

by IndianBakchod September 22, 2018

prop-agenda

The use of propaganda to ensure that only select issues make it into the news, so that the only problems on the public agenda are approved by the state. Hybrid of propaganda and agenda. See agenda}

i.e. mainstream media failed to report the de-regulation ruling of the FCC, while constantly reporting the progress of the war in Iraq.

by gersidi August 30, 2003

liberal propaganda

Liberal propaganda is the use of distorted media coverage, half truths, deceit, denial, and other means to promote certain ideas and beliefs. These philosophies may be related to or associated with politics, however Internet-culture loosely uses it as a synonym for fake news.

"Insert Idea here Is liberal propaganda! I will not stand for such dishonesty!"
"The local radio station was broadcastng liberal propaganda."

by Soul__ November 5, 2020

Propaganda

When a British/Cockney person takes a good look at something.

"Alright mate i'll have a propaganda at it"

by DuffPuff July 3, 2020

Life Propaganda

blogs, tweets, or any other sort of social media posts intended to declare how wonderful the author's life is. Such content is virtually devoid of any reference to problems, troubles, challenges, issues, hangups, etc. Such content is usually presented as a thin veneer for a life that is a wheels off, bodies on the tracks, train wreck existence.

Did you see Annagail's new blog? It's total life propaganda. Her reality is hot mess.

by is this pseudonym also taken March 10, 2015

propaganda sifter

A Television, but can also be used to define anything that spoonfeeds media to the masses.

Fox News on the propaganda sifter just mentioned that Bush is one of the greatest presidents the US has ever had.

by Noir July 15, 2006

Propaganda Rat

A 3 piece rock band from New Plymouth, New Zealand in the early 1990's. Lead vocals, guitar/bass, harmonica Manu Scott, Drums and vocals Terry Byrne, Guitar/bass and backing vocals Matt Hancock.

What did you do in the early 90's?

Not much, sat around at The Mill listening to Propaganda Rat

by Williamshatnerspants February 27, 2013