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	AIDA stands for		AIDA stands for
	{\| style="width: 400px; float: left; padding-right: 30px; margin-right: 10px;"		{\| style="width: 400px; float: left; padding-right: 30px; margin-right: 10px;"
	\| style='color: #ffffff;' \|Attraction		\| style='color: #ffffff;' \|Attraction
	\|Some big shiny flag, unusual colors and contrasts, niggerdicks. Everything that makes you take a second look at the propaganda.		\|Some big shiny flag, unusual colors and contrasts, niggerdicks. Everything that makes you take a second look at the propaganda.
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	\|A juicy text dealing with the details of the Op		\|A juicy text dealing with the details of the Op
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	\| style='color: #ffffff;' \|		\| style='color: #ffffff;' \|Desire
	\|~~Desire -~~ Tell them there will be lulz involed and victory is practically at hands.		\|Tell them there will be lulz involed and victory is practically at hands.
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	\| style='color: #ffffff;' \| Action		\| style='color: #ffffff;' \| Action

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	===Utilize the AIDA-formula===		===Utilize the AIDA-formula===
	AIDA stands for		AIDA stands for
	'''Attraction~~''' -~~ Some big shiny flag, unusual colors and contrasts, niggerdicks. Everything that makes you take a second look at the propaganda.		{\| style="width: 400px; float: left; padding-right: 30px; margin-right: 10px;"
	'''Interest~~''' -~~ A juicy text dealing with the details of the Op		\| style='color: #ffffff;' \|Attraction
	'''Desire~~'''~~ - Tell them there will be lulz involed and victory is practically at hands.		\|Some big shiny flag, unusual colors and contrasts, niggerdicks. Everything that makes you take a second look at the propaganda.
	'''Action~~''' -~~ Give instructions, targets and links to more information.		\|-
			\| style='color: #ffffff;' \|Interest
			\|A juicy text dealing with the details of the Op
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			\| style='color: #ffffff;' \|
			\|Desire - Tell them there will be lulz involed and victory is practically at hands.
			\|-
			\| style='color: #ffffff;' \| Action
			\|Give instructions, targets and links to more information.
			\|}
	===Use the appropiate colors===		===Use the appropiate colors===
	Red/Black/White/Yellow is revolutionary, blue/white/grey/green for informational shit. Just google something about colors, there should be enough information.		Red/Black/White/Yellow is revolutionary, blue/white/grey/green for informational shit. Just google something about colors, there should be enough information.

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	Telling people what to believe is also generally ineffective. Rather, give hints or facts that are designed or worded in such a way as to ''imply'' the desired belief. Ask rhetorical questions, provide facts from only one side of the argument, or show suggestive pictures of the target. Any of these methods, not to mention innumerable more, can be used to direct people in a general direction.		Telling people what to believe is also generally ineffective. Rather, give hints or facts that are designed or worded in such a way as to ''imply'' the desired belief. Ask rhetorical questions, provide facts from only one side of the argument, or show suggestive pictures of the target. Any of these methods, not to mention innumerable more, can be used to direct people in a general direction.

	===Graphic Design===		=Graphic Design=
	The presentation of propaganda should be appealing and effective. A bit of technical shit follows.		The presentation of propaganda should be appealing and effective. A bit of technical shit follows.
	=Utilize the AIDA-formula=		===Utilize the AIDA-formula===
	AIDA stands for		AIDA stands for
	'''Attraction''' - Some big shiny flag, unusual colors and contrasts, niggerdicks. Everything that makes you take a second look at the propaganda.		'''Attraction''' - Some big shiny flag, unusual colors and contrasts, niggerdicks. Everything that makes you take a second look at the propaganda.
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	'''Desire''' - Tell them there will be lulz involed and victory is practically at hands.		'''Desire''' - Tell them there will be lulz involed and victory is practically at hands.
	'''Action''' - Give instructions, targets and links to more information.		'''Action''' - Give instructions, targets and links to more information.
	=Use the appropiate colors=		===Use the appropiate colors===
	Red/Black/White/Yellow is revolutionary, blue/white/grey/green for informational shit. Just google something about colors, there should be enough information.		Red/Black/White/Yellow is revolutionary, blue/white/grey/green for informational shit. Just google something about colors, there should be enough information.
	=How images are read=		===How images are read===
	Generally speaking we read from top to bottom, and from left to right. Now get your attraction-part somewhere in the top, big and shiny like jewgold. You can then use stuff like lines and text to		Generally speaking we read from top to bottom, and from left to right. Now get your attraction-part somewhere in the top, big and shiny like jewgold. You can then use stuff like lines and text to
	get them first to the informational text and finally to the thing you want them to remember- a logo and instructions for taking actions would be good. Now loop it. Get back to the top with some trick.		get them first to the informational text and finally to the thing you want them to remember- a logo and instructions for taking actions would be good. Now loop it. Get back to the top with some trick.
	This will cause them to look longer at the propaganda (this is proven jewish advertising-science, don't doubt!).		This will cause them to look longer at the propaganda (this is proven jewish advertising-science, don't doubt!).
	=Make it interesting=		===Make it interesting===
	Look at your piece. Is it white on black/black on white with an anon-logo at the top, text in the middle and some links at the bottom? OH SHIT NIGGA, WHAT ARE YOU DOING? Thats not original. Start from scratch and get some bling in it.		Look at your piece. Is it white on black/black on white with an anon-logo at the top, text in the middle and some links at the bottom? OH SHIT NIGGA, WHAT ARE YOU DOING? Thats not original. Start from scratch and get some bling in it.
	=Gallery of Successful Propaganda=		=Gallery of Successful Propaganda=

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 Telling people what to believe is also generally ineffective.  Rather, give hints or facts that are designed or worded in such a way as to ''imply'' the desired belief.  Ask rhetorical questions, provide facts from only one side of the argument, or show suggestive pictures of the target.  Any of these methods, not to mention innumerable more, can be used to direct people in a general direction.
 =Gallery of Successful Propaganda=
 <gallery>

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The Soviets

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	The soviets were '''experts''' at propaganda. Both at home and all over the world, they used subtle forms of propaganda in order to achieve certain goals in regards to foreign policy and domestic opinion. Their posters and statues, however, were remarkable in both effectiveness and in the precision with which they worked.		The soviets were '''experts''' at propaganda. Both at home and all over the world, they used subtle forms of propaganda in order to achieve certain goals in regards to foreign policy and domestic opinion. Their posters and statues, however, were remarkable in both effectiveness and in the precision with which they worked.

	Soviet propaganda should be viewed in the school of artistic Constructivism. Constructivism, in a nutshell, was an artistic theory that valued the message of art, rather than the art-in-itself. This was followed by Socialist Realism, the official policy of the USSR which ~~sued~~ art to further or glorify Socialist goals or ideals.		Soviet propaganda should be viewed in the school of artistic Constructivism. Constructivism, in a nutshell, was an artistic theory that valued the message of art, rather than the art-in-itself. This was followed by Socialist Realism, the official policy of the USSR which used art to further or glorify Socialist goals or ideals.

	In looking at soviet posters, there are some themes that become apparent: they consisted of bold colors, generally geometric construction, and had a Romantic/Classical representation of man as embodied by the proletariat. Facial features were well-defined, and bodies chiseled, bringing to mind ideas of human perfection and possibility. These things together were meant to inspire hope and confidence in the masses, and to orient them towards social goals. Soviet statues were also highly Romantic and Classical, and might be described as a Socialized kind of Greek revivalism.		In looking at soviet posters, there are some themes that become apparent: they consisted of bold colors, generally geometric construction, and had a Romantic/Classical representation of man as embodied by the proletariat. Facial features were well-defined, and bodies chiseled, bringing to mind ideas of human perfection and possibility. These things together were meant to inspire hope and confidence in the masses, and to orient them towards social goals. Soviet statues were also highly Romantic and Classical, and might be described as a Socialized kind of Greek revivalism.

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The Soviets

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	Soviet propaganda should be viewed in the school of artistic Constructivism. Constructivism, in a nutshell, was an artistic theory that valued the message of art, rather than the art-in-itself. This was followed by Socialist Realism, the official policy of the USSR which sued art to further or glorify Socialist goals or ideals.		Soviet propaganda should be viewed in the school of artistic Constructivism. Constructivism, in a nutshell, was an artistic theory that valued the message of art, rather than the art-in-itself. This was followed by Socialist Realism, the official policy of the USSR which sued art to further or glorify Socialist goals or ideals.

	In looking soviet posters, there are some themes that become apparent: they consisted of bold colors, generally geometric construction, and had a Romantic/Classical representation of man as embodied by the proletariat. Facial features were well-defined, and bodies chiseled, bringing to mind ideas of human perfection and possibility. These things together were meant to inspire hope and confidence in the masses, and to orient them towards social goals. Soviet statues were also highly Romantic and Classical, and might be described as a Socialized kind of Greek revivalism.		In looking at soviet posters, there are some themes that become apparent: they consisted of bold colors, generally geometric construction, and had a Romantic/Classical representation of man as embodied by the proletariat. Facial features were well-defined, and bodies chiseled, bringing to mind ideas of human perfection and possibility. These things together were meant to inspire hope and confidence in the masses, and to orient them towards social goals. Soviet statues were also highly Romantic and Classical, and might be described as a Socialized kind of Greek revivalism.

	[[File:Obama-change-poster.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|If only Glenn Beck was well versed in Art Theory...]]		[[File:Obama-change-poster.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|If only Glenn Beck was well versed in Art Theory...]]

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Appealing to Ego

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	In order to create the image, moreover, realize that you have to apply to people's ego. That is, make them feel important, and make them feel like their opinion factors in. This has manifested in "Town Hall" meetings, for instance, and also in the GOP asking for policy suggestions on the internet. Remember, it is less important to listen to them as to APPEAR to listen to them. Part of the way in which raids work on image boards is that everyone can contribute without fear of reprisal; because people feel like they can help out, and because they have bought into the identity, they can feed their ego with any resulting success. The result is that people get a sense of twisted pride which then feeds into the process over again.		In order to create the image, moreover, realize that you have to apply to people's ego. That is, make them feel important, and make them feel like their opinion factors in. This has manifested in "Town Hall" meetings, for instance, and also in the GOP asking for policy suggestions on the internet. Remember, it is less important to listen to them as to APPEAR to listen to them. Part of the way in which raids work on image boards is that everyone can contribute without fear of reprisal; because people feel like they can help out, and because they have bought into the identity, they can feed their ego with any resulting success. The result is that people get a sense of twisted pride which then feeds into the process over again.

	* Tell them they're to smart to fall for [your enemy's position]		* Tell them they're too smart to fall for [your enemy's position]
	* Say that this is the result of grass-roots complaints		* Say that this is the result of grass-roots complaints
	* Make it clear that they have the real power in the situation		* Make it clear that they have the real power in the situation

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Redirection

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	===Redirection===		===Redirection===
	Ideally, you want to minimize the amount you must convince the target of. This means that it is easier to redirect existing anger or angst at a target, rather than to invent the anger in the first place. People are angry about /b/ being shit? Tell them it is Kimmo's fault. Hitler redirected anger over losing ~~WWII~~ towards anger against the Jews (scapegoating).		Ideally, you want to minimize the amount you must convince the target of. This means that it is easier to redirect existing anger or angst at a target, rather than to invent the anger in the first place. People are angry about /b/ being shit? Tell them it is Kimmo's fault. Hitler redirected anger over losing WWI towards anger against the Jews (scapegoating).

	===Implanting===		===Implanting===

>Hitlerlol: /* Appealing to Ego */

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Appealing to Ego

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	In order to create the image, moreover, realize that you have to apply to people's ego. That is, make them feel important, and make them feel like their opinion factors in. This has manifested in "Town Hall" meetings, for instance, and also in the GOP asking for policy suggestions on the internet. Remember, it is less important to listen to them as to APPEAR to listen to them. Part of the way in which raids work on image boards is that everyone can contribute without fear of reprisal; because people feel like they can help out, and because they have bought into the identity, they can feed their ego with any resulting success. The result is that people get a sense of twisted pride which then feeds into the process over again.		In order to create the image, moreover, realize that you have to apply to people's ego. That is, make them feel important, and make them feel like their opinion factors in. This has manifested in "Town Hall" meetings, for instance, and also in the GOP asking for policy suggestions on the internet. Remember, it is less important to listen to them as to APPEAR to listen to them. Part of the way in which raids work on image boards is that everyone can contribute without fear of reprisal; because people feel like they can help out, and because they have bought into the identity, they can feed their ego with any resulting success. The result is that people get a sense of twisted pride which then feeds into the process over again.

			* Tell them they're to smart to fall for [your enemy's position]
			* Say that this is the result of grass-roots complaints
			* Make it clear that they have the real power in the situation
			* Make them apart of a community or identity, so that their ego takes credit for group successes

	==Methodology==		==Methodology==