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  Report: Disinformation and Democracy

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  Another voluntary Disinformation


A very different form of voluntary disinformation are the calls for donations. Donations offer the possibility to do something good, to help the poor. Afterwards one does no longer have to feel guilty for being luckier than those "others". The same pictures of starving and desperate children for decades, of starving babies with big sad eyes. The pictures show a terrible life. But the idea that contributing money would change the destiny of those children and other people is a lie. States use their population for paying money to make the states' policy less unjust. In fact the money of the Western donators perpetuates the dependence and because of this prolongs the misery into a vicious circle of disinformation on both sides, but it is clever to have one's people believing that they can change the world.




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Disinformation and Democracy
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-2   The Theory of the Celestro-Centric World
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+1   Globalization as a modern Disinformation
+2   An Example of commercial Disinformation on the Internet
+3   Infowar
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