propaganda

Persuasion using, lies, “fuzzy” math, and manipulation. Replacing the truth with lies. Creating truth rather than voicing it. What the biased media uses to “report” the news and persuade you. What has replaced traditional education in the public schools and universities in this country, and based on assumptions and hypothesis rather than truth.

Propaganda is what the liberals, politicians, and the media like to use to convince you that the war in Iraq is over oil or that George W. Bush is "evil" or that 9-1-1 was a government conspiracy---all hogwash crap based on crap.

by [e-mail] May 2, 2008

Russian Propaganda

An online political, economic, or military-based post/posters, similar to China's 50 Cent Party, who absurdly advocate for the greatness and glorification of Russia. Often dismissed by conservatives as a liberal myth (yet they do not dismiss the 50 Cent Army as so).

These posts/propagandists often have a poor understanding of the English language, default accounts, and use absurd claims unsupported by fact. They can often be found in the comment sections of Youtube videos related to Russia's politics, economy, military, and government.

Conservative: Russian propaganda is a Libtard, the only propaganda is theirs.

by Tiefflieger July 27, 2017

Math as Propaganda

When both developed and developing nations are receptive to adopting a foreign or an alien math curriculum, or part of it, because of its rich or creative content—when they recognize that there is much to gain and no political agenda in embracing it.

Singapore, an island-state that has punched above its academic or economic weight, is using math as propaganda to endear itself to both rich and poor nations—its top ranking in international comparative studies like PISA and TIMSS adds weight to its mathematical credential.

by MathPlus July 16, 2018

propagandic

adj. of or relating to propaganda

Nazi Germany spread propagandic misinformation to mislead both its enemies and citizens.

by Hallvard March 7, 2011

propaganda

Lies and fabricated truths spread to sway public opinion.

The "non-fiction real life journal of a teenage girl", "Go Ask Alice" is anti-drug propaganda, as the author who claimed to have found the book wrote it herself.

by Really Bad Poetry April 10, 2005

Propaganda

State-sponsered bullshit

OR Examples:

Foxnews
Nazi Posters in the 30' and fourties
Communist tactics during Cold War

by A.P Marauder June 1, 2005

propaganda

sound from liberals when their mouth moves

how can you tell when fat teddy k is lying? his lips are moving.

by joe blow May 13, 2005