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Propagation of the Masses

Propaganda, a word we hear a lot in our world. And why should we not? We’ve only been saturated with it since, well for a long time. When it comes to power some will stop at nothing to get their way. We can look back a few 500 or so years at one of the biggest propaganda campaigns there was. The Sacred Congregation for Propagation of the Faith

The Sacred Congregation for Propagation of the Faith (the Propaganda) was established in 1622 for the purpose of propagating the faith, converting people to Christianity, by any means necessary. Missionaries received their mandate from Rome; the administration was given over to apostolic vicars (bishops of territories having no ordinary hierarchy) and prefects (having episcopal powers, but not necessarily bishops) who were directly dependent on the Propaganda, from which they received precisely described faculties.

The Power of Propaganda is one of shaping minds and influencing societies, not necessarily for the good of the people but for the good of those that would benefit from the propaganda. Such as those top leading figures.

Propaganda is a persuasive communication tool that holds immense power in shaping public opinion and influencing societal outcomes. The significance of propaganda, as a mechanism, is employed by governments, organizations, and individuals to control narratives, sway emotions, and mobilize masses.

Sound familiar? In our world right now we see this happening within the state ran media channels as well as the privately owned channels.

Just as the Catholic Church used any means necessary to separate a persons personal relationship to God, what do you think others would do to control masses of people to bend to their will?

Propaganda exploits human psychology, targeting emotions rather than rationality. Through carefully crafted messages, it can manipulate beliefs, instigate fear, and fuel social divisions. It has been employed throughout history, from wartime propaganda to political campaigns, advertising, and social media. Its ability to shape public perception, control information flow, and create a sense of conformity makes it a formidable force that can mobilize populations towards desired goals.

The power of propaganda lies in its ability to mold public opinion, alter perspectives, and influence behavior. However, as citizens, we must be vigilant, critical, and discerning consumers of information, recognizing the potential impact it can have on our beliefs, values, and actions. By understanding and questioning the motives behind propaganda, we can strive for a more informed and resilient society that values truth, independent thinking, and the preservation of democratic principles.

We, humanity, are at a pivotal point right now in our world. There’s so much information, correct and incorrect, that is circulating around that is causing more confusion and anger. We’ve seen in the past 3 yrs the detrimental effects that it does to a civilization: destroying its foundations, Relationships ruined, families split, and suicides on the rise.

Are we the sheep, lowly and unworthy? Will we learn from the past? Or are we lions truly embracing the inherent power we have within….I guess we shall see.

 
 
 

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