cropaganda

Noun

1: the alteration of images, videos, ideas, information, or rumor for the purpose of helping or injuring an institution, a cause, or a person

2: the spreading of misinformation through altered photos, videos, ideas, facts, or allegations spread deliberately to further one's cause or to damage an opposing cause
also : a public action having such an effect

Someone photoshopped that picture. That's not what really happened. It's total cropaganda.

cropaganda by Steve & Michaela July 27, 2020

Propaganda 

Biased information used to control emotions and behavior. It can take the form of, but is not limited to: Written words, public speaking, testimonials, scripted broadcasts both live-action and animated, pictures, and music.

Cult leaders use propaganda to control their followers.

Propaganda by Nekaterasemandoogehtlla June 15, 2021

Russian Propaganda Zombies 

Russia as a nation is the archetype of victims of propaganda, althought they are definitely collectively responsible for their second-rate Hitler, a.k.a. Vladolf Putler and his lust for the new Lebensraum. They're particularly prone to adopt all kind of isms and not least due to their slavish nature, meaning subjugated, ignorant herd souls. First they were enslaved by the Mongols, then they were serfs and eventually they became guinea pigs of the Marx's utopian society experiment. So these tools have found a new religion, again, and today they are jingoistic Putler followers that have ruined their future by following this delusional little man who started a large-scale offensive war against a sovereign country.

Vlad's "special military operation" has proved to be a real clusterfuck and Putinstan going to lose the war, propaganda zombies don't get it yet 'cause they are phlegmatic, thus Putler continues to tell fairy-tales. Talking about fairy-tales; if Putler had Pinocchio's nose that grows when he lies... Hmm, it doesn't work, it's hard to find such a long table even in the Kremlin that his nose wouldn't be on the lap of another liar sitting opposite of him - besides, it would look weird in pictures, not least of its homoerotic charge when Putler's nose would be e.g. on the General Gerasimov's lap.

It takes some time for the phlegmatic Russian propaganda zombies until they realize their megalomaniac little man has tricked them cause of his obsession, but sooner or later it will happen.

Russian Propaganda Zombies by O. W. Tongueincheek December 27, 2022

Cock propaganda 

When you send a bitch a picture of a dick that is not yours, bigger and better than yours, typically a cock you googled. Misleading cock pics to bag a babe.

Chuck: Hey Matt, how did you get that smokeshow to sleep you.

Matt: I used a little cock propaganda and got a huge cock pic off of google and sent it to her.

Cock propaganda by Aj36mason December 13, 2018

Sea Urchin Propaganda 

Propaganda given by the sea urchins, or other sea creatures. Common sea urchin propaganda includes, pasta being bad, sewers being good, Eggyeg being worse than tacoted, and many more.

I SWEAR THAT'S SEA URCHIN PROPAGANDA, DON'T LIE TO ME!

Sea Urchin Propaganda by A sea urchin definitely March 20, 2022

corpoganda 

Corporate propaganda. The material your company gives you to read when you join, such as their 'values', 'beliefs', and 'goals'.

A: My company gave me their black book which has their values, visions and beliefs, and goals
B: Ah standard corpoganda.

corpoganda by potatoesarefake97 September 14, 2020

Propaganda Village 

1. An idealized town, hamlet or village built solely for propaganda purposes -- usually by a totalitarian or autocratic government.

The most famous example is Kijŏng-dong ("Peace Village"), a mostly uninhabited village located in North Korea just beyond the demilitarized zone. It was built in the 1950s to encourage South Koreans to defect to North Korea. (Fat chance.) Officially, Kijŏng-dong is a 200-family collective farming town with all the amenities. In reality, it is used to house DPRK soldiers who patrol the DMZ. The world's tallest flagpole stands nearby.

2. A Propaganda Village is a real-life version of a "Potemkin Village." According to myth, Russian ministry Grigory Potyomkin tried to impress Empress Catherine II in 1787 during her visit to Crimea by building fake peasant buildings (facades only) along her travel route. Historians now believe this was a rumor drummed up by Potyomkin's enemies. What he really did was get local peasants to spruce up their homes in advance of the monarch's visit.

Let's go up to the DMZ to see that Propaganda Village -- my cousin in Chicago wants some photos!

Propaganda Village by Peter Kobs June 10, 2010