User:Blakemurray7/Propaganda

Lead
Modern propaganda is used in the digital age across a number of sources from social media, memes, online political platforms and more.

Article body
The use of memes and other modern styled propaganda in places like Ukraine have been able to voice the struggles of few to the ears of many with the digital ability to share information.

Lead
Modern propaganda used in today's digital age has a number of differences uses and appearances through forms of social media interaction such as memes, online forms, blogs, accounts and posts related to the information at hand. These types of interactions are seen in a wide array of different countries and their political affiliations as seen with online interactions with major events ranging from Venezuelan protests, Proud Boys Demonstrations to the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. The memes and overall online footprint sponsored by numerous politically affiliated accounts along with misinformation spread by fake anonymous accounts on both sides allow for the radial disconnect between such people and the outside world during the charged conflicts.

(Photo of Ukraine based meme should be posted here but guidelines restrict me from doing so)

Article Body
Both Pro and Anti government online propaganda is used in modern conflicts regardless of political affiliation. The 2019 Venezuelan protests are a prime example of that were both sides of the conflict were posting either regardless which side of the aisle they were on. Although it was seen more commonly to  observe the pro-government online footprint being more polarizing whereas the anti-government presence was more so that of a satirical and critical environment questioning rather than trying to polarize. This modern style of propaganda solely exists on the online presence of most sites however is just as critical and its discussion is both direct And timely in terms of its presence regarding the subject matter.

Similar situations of modern propaganda can be found in the essence of The Proud boys demonstration and their social media to use an outreach to like-minded individuals in order to push their agenda. Whereas in the past propaganda is typically found in any more physical context, the Proud Boys use an online presence in order to interact and spread their ideals to other people in a fraternity-like structure.

Like the Proud Boys, the Neo Nazi group called The Nordic Resistance Movement relied on unification of certain symbolism in order to spread there idealistic carnage through different types of context and forms online. They did so through different acts of Simple aesthetic meme based perspectives that relied on the promotion of violence and death towards underrepresented groups. Their posts were particularly attributed towards an audience to the all right in which most of their memes and online propaganda was catered towards.

This information in cyber propaganda was also spread during the general election in 2017 within Kenya. The large amount of disinformation and fake news that was spread severely impacted the Integrity of the election outcome in which claims that certain members we're working behind the scenes to solidify the election begin to spread. Eventually the contested results were marked up as illegitimate due to the heavy Reliance on computer generated outcomes and influences. This conclusion has a very similar circumstance to the US 2020 election between Trump and Biden where the heavy influence of a misinformed end are you credible voting system was used in combined with the adherent populous.

Feedback Link: User:Blakemurray7/Propaganda/Sarvesh Nyachhyon Peer Review

Modern Propaganda
Modern propaganda used in today's digital age has a number of differences uses and appearances through forms of social media interaction such as memes, online forms, blogs, accounts and posts related to the information at hand. These types of interactions are seen in a wide array of different countries and their political affiliations as seen with online interactions with major events ranging from Venezuelan protests, Proud Boys Demonstrations to the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. The memes and overall online footprint sponsored by numerous politically affiliated accounts along with misinformation spread by fake anonymous accounts on both sides allow for the radial disconnect between such people and the outside world during the charged conflicts.

Modern Examples
Both Pro and Anti government online propaganda is used in modern conflicts regardless of political affiliation. The 2019 Venezuelan protests are a prime example of that were both sides of the conflict were posting either regardless which side of the aisle they were on. Although it was seen more commonly to  observe the pro-government online footprint being more polarizing whereas the anti-government presence was more so that of a satirical and critical environment questioning rather than trying to polarize. This modern style of propaganda solely exists on the online presence of most sites however is just as critical and its discussion is both direct And timely in terms of its presence regarding the subject matter.

Similar situations of modern propaganda can be found in the essence of The Proud boys demonstration and their social media to use an outreach to like-minded individuals in order to push their agenda. Whereas in the past propaganda is typically found in any more physical context, the Proud Boys use an online presence in order to interact and spread their ideals to other people in a fraternity-like structure.

Like the Proud Boys, the Neo Nazi group called The Nordic Resistance Movement relied on unification of certain symbolism in order to spread there idealistic carnage through different types of context and forms online. They did so through different acts of Simple aesthetic meme based perspectives that relied on the promotion of violence and death towards underrepresented groups. Their posts were particularly attributed towards an audience to the all right in which most of their memes and online propaganda was catered towards.

This information in cyber propaganda was also spread during the general election in 2017 within Kenya. The large amount of disinformation and fake news that was spread severely impacted the Integrity of the election outcome in which claims that certain members we're working behind the scenes to solidify the election begin to spread. Eventually the contested results were marked up as illegitimate due to the heavy Reliance on computer generated outcomes and influences. This conclusion has a very similar circumstance to the US 2020 election between Trump and Biden where the heavy influence of a misinformed end are you credible voting system was used in combined with the adherent populous.