Sentence examples for tv propaganda from inspiring English sources

Last week Griffin tweeted praise for Russia Today, the Kremlin's English-language TV propaganda news channel: "RT – For People Who Want the Truth".

"For a time he could do that via TV propaganda and through the support of the population that he got thanks to better quality of living.

Genuine opposition was barred, state TV propaganda was at full throttle and Mr Putin, Russia's prime minister, and Dmitry Medvedev, the outgoing president, were competing to make pledges of handouts.

Business daily Vedomosti noted the susceptibility of Russian people to "TV propaganda" and the idea of empire, but said that the "behind the imperial propaganda there is no politics, economics or desire to support an empire".

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"Because of the TV propaganda, Putin is presented as a national leader, defending his country's interests, though for all the problems people can blame the prime minister, the parliament [and not the president]," he said of many Russians' understanding of their own government.

Several other channels including Chosun TV, NK Propaganda and KCTV Stream were also axed, according to NK News.

Many of them reject state TV as propaganda but nevertheless repeat its central tenet — that Russia needs Putin to stand up to U.S. aggression.

While the official news media trumpeted the parliamentary vote, Ivan Watson of CNN, one of the few Western reporters invited to cover the scene on Friday, found evidence of dissent, posting voices of disaffected voters in Tehran to his Twitter account: Shiraz art student:what u see on #iran tv is propaganda.

If Fox News and the rightwing media ecosystem has now fully transformed into state TV and propaganda, abdicating all pretenses of journalistic ethics and professionalism, then what is the responsibility for the rest of us who are at least attempting to be fair, thorough and truthful?

Kim, 90, has been frequently seen on state TV making propaganda-filled speeches with deep, booming voices on key state anniversaries or receiving visiting foreign dignitaries on behalf of leader Kim Jong-un and his late dictator father Kim Jong-il.