I'm often more upset about someone being bad at putting together their propaganda, than I'm at them for writing propaganda in the first place: chalk one up for me using post-structuralist and narrative discourse as methods (but not ontologies/ideologies) I guess.
Funnyall this, while a holdout like Sweden is finally stopping with the white-washing of the crimes of communism, the global narrative seems to be geared to a very slow-working absolution of communism/socialism as practiced during the 20th century.
Possibly because 99% of the climate/migration/globalist agenda comes from the same modernist-futurist root as communism.
Check out this piece, courtesy of the NYT, of all places:
https://web.archive.org/web/20210508152115/https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/08/opinion/germany-v-e-day-liberation-nazi-history.html
As regards Mikkelsen, well, he's clearly 'part of the system', hence he writes what is expected of him. Just like those people who dissed Habermas.
I'm often more upset about someone being bad at putting together their propaganda, than I'm at them for writing propaganda in the first place: chalk one up for me using post-structuralist and narrative discourse as methods (but not ontologies/ideologies) I guess.
Funnyall this, while a holdout like Sweden is finally stopping with the white-washing of the crimes of communism, the global narrative seems to be geared to a very slow-working absolution of communism/socialism as practiced during the 20th century.
Possibly because 99% of the climate/migration/globalist agenda comes from the same modernist-futurist root as communism.