The Idea of Skewed News, and LGBT Propaganda


One can see the workings of LGBT propaganda in the pictured below.

What Pope Francis is reported or said to have said is presented as fact in 'Pope Frances tells Gay man: God made you like that'. NY Times makes a slight effort at being objective by stating that '...the pope is said to have told Gay man.' But even then, that is placed after the phrase, 'God Made You This Way', thus giving more prominence to that statement rather than the whole thing possibly being an outright lie.




It is only the Catholic News Agency that is objective here in, 'Did the Pope say.....'


The 'propagandic' value of such news presentations, or skewed presentations lies in rendering particular information more prominent for skewing mass understanding of things. Putting a piece of information first keeps it the foremost of most minds when one attempts to make sense of things. Stating something as fact, and then adding on that it might not be, will still tend to keep it as 'fact' in most minds as it is said with certainty, whilst it possibly being untrue is uncertain.

How does one promote the art of objective thinking if the means and materials by which thought is pursued is prefabricated by the Corporate News Media?

Whilst the media and their governmental allies across the globe are often fond of accusing this and that as 'fake news', the Corporate News Media is the most guilty of engendering fake impressions via fact-based but skewed news.

That makes them the most insidious as fake news can always be 'fact-checked', but #skewedNews is based on the misrepresentation of facts whilst still being based on facts, and delivering a skewed understanding of reality in favour of their agenda.  And they get away with it all the time.  Fact-checking is fine. But it is no wonder that there is no Perspective-checking to see if the CNM is propagating false representations of the truth.  It is up to independent analysts, such as myself for instance, to do this, but for some reason, will be very much invisible on Google.  How does one promote the art of objective thinking if the means and materials by which thought is pursued is prefabricated by the Corporate News Media?


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