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Worthy vs. Unworthy Victims: The Propaganda Model Explained
Imagine two worlds, tragically parallel yet profoundly divergent in the stories they tell. In one, the murder of a Polish priest, Jerzy Popiełuszko, in October 1984, ignites a global media firestorm. Headlines scream. Editorials condemn. The world is urged to recoil in outrage at the brutality of an “enemy” state. In the other world, concurrently, a systematic slaughter of religious figures, including priests and nuns, unfolds in El Salvador, perpetrated by U.S. client states. But here, the media’s fervent spotlight dims. The outrage is muted, the stories buried, or framed with a chilling…
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