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https://youtu.be/fuGJhtedhtg?si=-RwwvtmkXIzzSci7 For context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proclamation_of_the_People%27s_Republic_of_China https://web.archive.org/web/20090218071231/http://www.international.ucla.edu/eas/documents/mao490921.htm That second link seems to be word-for-word what is be...

One of the obvious conclusions is that one’s eschatological position makes almost zero difference in how you live day to day following Jesus. Except for this: Some people think the Mark of the Beast is computers or Covid vaccines or whatever, or that whatever politician they dislike must be the Ant...

Asking specifically about religious arguments given to justify oppression in these cases. Note how these justifications often dovetail with the political propanda: Overview of Religious Arguments Supporting Oppressive Policies Throughout history, various religious arguments have been employed by chu...

And a summary of church responses, including these American examples: Overview of Church Responses to Political Actions and Policies The response of churches to governmental policies has varied significantly depending on the issue at hand, the time period, and the geographical location. Here is an o...

Index of techniques used in that speech, with illustrations from American politicians before WWII: Index of Propaganda Techniques Used in Andrew Jackson's Speech on Indian Removal This index explores various propaganda techniques mentioned in Andrew Jackson's speech on Indian Removal, accompanied by...

https://www.nps.gov/museum/tmc/manz/handouts/andrew_jackson_annual_message.pdf I wonder how this compares Sure. Using the same instructions, here's how GPT summarizes that: Analysis of Andrew Jackson's Speech to Congress on Indian Removal Andrew Jackson's 1830 speech to Congress advocating for Indi...

And here is a summary of the response of German churches at the time: Summary of Church Responses to Nazi Regime and Positive Christianity The reaction of German churches to the Nazi regime and its concept of "Positive Christianity" varied significantly, ranging from support to resistance,...

I also asked GPT to summarize Hitler's "Positive Christianity" and its role in promoting Nazi propaganda: Understanding Positive Christianity and Its Role in Nazi Propaganda Positive Christianity was a doctrine adopted by the Nazi Party to align Christianity with its ideology, emphasizing ...

It's worth noting that every example is from a geo-political antagonist of the West. I suppose because our speech is never propogandistic? I specifically asked it to avoid modern American examples. This is not the politics forum. I think we can learn from the past and apply it to the present, but I...

An index of the propaganda techniques mentioned in the above transcript, also generated with GPT: An index of propaganda techniques highlighted in the previous outline of Hitler's speech, with explanations of how each technique manipulates emotions, alongside examples from modern non-American politi...