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The illustration depicts a strong commentary on the influence of television media. A large figure, seemingly authoritative and overbearing due to his size and posture, is carrying an oversized TV screen with the word "TV" prominently displayed. This central character could symbolize the pervasive nature of television as a medium that dominates public life.

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The meme presents a commentary on the economic perception of developing countries. It uses stark imagery to contrast with Michael Parenti's quote about wealth inequality and colonial exploitation. The map humorously depicts Africa as an over-exploited "third world" country, which is not meant to be taken literally but rather symbolically illustrates that many people in these regions live in poverty despite the nations' overall economic strength or resource abundance.

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The quote and accompanying commentary discuss the concept of 'Native Americans' rights to the land, as opposed to what is described here as "The Native Americans".

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The image appears to be a historical newspaper clipping from "The World" dated August 28, 1935. It reports on an explosion at the Navy Yard that is under investigation as potentially caused by a bomb or torpedo. The names of Captain Sigves and General-Consultant Lee are mentioned prominently in the headline and associated with their skepticism regarding whether it was due to a special torpedo versus sabotage.

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The image is a poster that juxtaposes the flags of Nazi Germany and NATO, with the text "NAZI to NATO," suggesting a historical connection or transformation. It features black-and-white photographs of various individuals labeled as former Nazis who later became prominent members of NATO forces during different periods after World War II. Adolf Heusinger is depicted in his military uniform from 1938-45, with the caption indicating he was Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler's Chief of Staff.

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The cartoon depicts a satirical scene where two men, one on each side of the frame, are shown with blood dripping from their clothing and hands. They appear to be authoritative figures or representatives of institutions such as government (the man holding a top hat) and perhaps industry or capitalism (the man in stripes). The central figure is being led by chains held by both sides, symbolizing political influence over smaller entities represented by the individuals at the bottom with guns pointed upwards.

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This illustration appears to be a political commentary on the media industry. It depicts figures representing various major news organizations (CNN, NBC News) as soldiers aiming their weapons at an individual labeled "TRUTH," who is blindfolded and holding her own sign with "TRUTH" written on it. The image seems to suggest that these mainstream media outlets are suppressing or undermining truth by silencing those who represent factual information in opposition to them.

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The text appears to be a quote criticizing the control and influence that governments exert over various aspects of life, including media, corporations, legislation, education, healthcare systems, political processes, law enforcement agencies, public institutions like libraries or museums, community groups, labor unions, religious organizations, social services, non-profit entities, research centers, publishing companies, environmental protection authorities, sports teams and leagues, financial bodies ...

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This black and white political cartoon depicts a satirical commentary on the interchangeability of communist parties' leaderships at different points in time. The top part, dated November 16, 1946, shows an elephant (symbolizing communists) engaging with two antelopes, one wearing a starry cap which could represent either Maoist or Stalinist communism.

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This image features an astronaut holding up a sign that reads, "I SEE NO GOD UP HERE".

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The quote by Patrice Lumumba is a call for unity as a means to resist oppressive policies. It suggests that when people come together, they can better combat issues such as oppression, corruption, and divisive tactics used by those who favor the "divide and rule" approach to governance. The image features text over a historical photograph of Patrick Lumumba with his name and details about where he made this speech in 1959 visible on top.

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The quote is a statement made by Muhammad Ali, expressing his decision not to participate in an event or activity that involves traveling long distances. He uses strong language to emphasize his commitment to fighting against racial injustice and supporting those who have been oppressed by slavery and systemic racism. This reflects the values of social justice and activism that were important throughout his life as a civil rights advocate.

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The image is a motivational graphic with text and an illustration. It features the phrase "Three Keys To Success: Read, Read, Read".

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The image presents a historical photograph, likely from the late 19th or early 20th century, featuring two individuals dressed in what appears to be traditional Native American attire. The photo has been overlaid with text that conveys a message about land theft and its impact on indigenous communities. This type of imagery is often used in discussions surrounding issues such as Indigenous rights, cultural appropriation, historical context, and the legacy of colonization.

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The image appears to be a still from the television show "Mad About You," where two characters are seated at desks, each with a piece of paper and some office supplies. One character is writing or reviewing something on his desk while wearing a suit jacket over a sweater, suggesting an older era based on style. The other individual has a slightly disapproving expression as he looks towards the camera.

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The meme features a quote attributed to John F. Kennedy, which is presented as part of his legacy and foresight regarding American policy decisions. The background consists of what appears to be a photograph with contrasting colors: black at the top transitioning into red towards the bottom.

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The image features a message that is associated with journalistic ethics. It consists of two parts: the top portion contains text that reads, "IF YOU REPEAT A LIE OFTEN ENOUGH, IT BECOMES TRUTH," which suggests an exaggeration or overstatement about how lies can gain acceptance and belief through repetition. The bottom part displays a drawing of a figure raising their hand in what appears to be a gesture of declaration or proclamation.

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The image is a political cartoon depicting the concept of truth and media bias. It shows a figure labeled "TRUTH" standing blindfolded, symbolizing unbiased facts or reality that has been obscured from public view by military forces with their backs turned to her. Each member of these forces bears logos for major news networks—NBC News on one's back (to the left), CNN on another's (center-left), CBS in the center-right position, and ABC on the far right.

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The photograph features Sitting Bull, a Native American leader of the Hunkpapa Lakota tribe. He is seen wearing traditional attire which includes braided hair and what appears to be a ceremonial headpiece known as an "American Indian headdress," often referred to colloquially but inaccurately as a war bonnet in Western popular culture. This kind of imagery was commonly used by photographers during the late 19th century for both documentary purposes and promotional reasons.

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The photograph depicts a protest scene, with an individual holding up a sign that expresses grievances against Israel. The text on the sign reads: "ISRAEL YOU TOOK MY LAND DESTROYED MY HOME KILLED MY INNOCENT MOTHER & BABY SISTER PUT THE REST OF US IN OPEN AIR PRISON STARVE US ALL BUT I AM THE TERRORIST? BECAUSE I FOUGHT BACK".

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The poster depicts a hand pointing towards NATO and CIA symbols, with the message "They are conspiring against you," which translates from Greek to emphasize the alleged secret operations of these organizations. Such posters were commonly used during times of political tension or conflict to convey messages about perceived government actions without official confirmation.

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The image is a quote from Dr. James Gilligan, who has made significant contributions to the study of violence and behavioral science. The text emphasizes that poverty is one of the leading causes behind structural and behavioral violence. It suggests that social conditions like poverty can be as harmful as physical conflicts in terms of human lives lost over time. The visual presentation includes a photograph of Dr.

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The quote on the image suggests a fundamental principle of non-violent conflict resolution: for peaceful negotiation to be effective, both parties involved must possess an ethical framework. This implies that respect and integrity are crucial components of any dialogue aimed at resolving issues without resorting to violence or aggression.

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The photograph depicts a protest or public demonstration, likely related to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), given the banner held by one of the individuals. The text on the banner is provocative and inflammatory, suggesting involvement with violence as part of their activities. This type of imagery can be used to criticize government agencies for alleged misconduct or to raise awareness about human rights issues associated with espionage or covert operations.

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The quote is a statement about the objectives and aspirations of Xinjiang, using Taiwan as an example. It suggests that they aim to become autonomous or self-governing without land control, potentially playing on ethnic minority status if necessary for achieving their goals. The speaker criticizes Western nations' lack of concern with people in general but implies it is a different story when the stakes are higher, such as using Xinjiang's objectives and minorities towards fulfilling those interests.

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The quote depicted in the image is from Lawrence B. Wilkerson, who served as a US Army Colonel and chief of staff to the Secretary of State at different times under various administrations. The statement he made suggests that for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to destabilize China, they would consider promoting unrest among Uyghurs by pushing Beijing into internal conflicts rather than intervening from outside sources.

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The image features an anime-style character with blue hair and eyes, holding up a white sign that contains motivational text. The top part of the sign reads "IF OUR STRUGGLE WAS HOPELESS, THEIR PROPAGANDA WOULD BE UNNECESSARY". In response to this statement, another part of the image shows the same character pointing at a second piece of paper with bold black letters stating "KEEP GOING". This visual composition is meant to inspire resilience and perseverance in the face of adversity.

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The image features a black and white photograph of a man's face, which is the central focus. The man has a beard and mustache, and his gaze is directed straight at the camera. He is wearing a suit and tie, suggesting a formal or professional setting. The background of the image is black, which contrasts with the white text that reads "The more corrupt the state, the more numerous the laws".

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The image depicts a painting by Nicolas Gómez Dávila, titled "Dying societies accumulate laws like dying men accumulate remedies".

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The image depicts a scene with several characters, likely from a historical or fantasy setting, given the attire and the presence of a book. In the center, a woman with blonde hair, wearing a yellow dress with a blue bodice and a black hat, is standing and pointing upwards with her right hand. She is surrounded by several individuals, some of whom are wearing helmets and armor, suggesting a warrior or soldier class.

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The image is a black and white photograph featuring a man in a suit and tie, holding a cigarette in his right hand. He is looking off to the side, giving the impression of deep thought or contemplation. The background is a plain, light-colored wall, which puts the focus on the man and his actions. Overlaying the image is a quote in white text that reads, "A nation of sheep will soon have a government of wolves".

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The image displays a section of a newspaper article with the headline "ITALIAN FASCISM MUST COPY U. S. MUSSOLINI SAYS". The article is dated "ROME, Nov. 30. —[Copyright 1925 by United News.] —Premier Benito Mussolini is trying to raise Italy to the plane of governmental stability and firmness which has been attained in the United States. He believes the United States to be more Fascist than Italy, where the Fascist movement was born".

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The image is a collage of four separate photos, each depicting a different scene. In the top left photo, a man with long hair is seen wearing a blue shirt. He is looking off to the side, seemingly deep in thought. The background is blurred, making it difficult to discern any specific details. The top right photo features a collection of various signs and logos. The signs include "Walmart", "Vons", "Target", "Kroger", "Albertsons", and "Savon Pharmacy".

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The image displays a black and white graphic with text in capital letters. The text is arranged in a list format with each line centered and separated by horizontal lines. The text reads: "IF YOU ALLOW THE GOVT TO BREAK THE LAW BECAUSE OF AN EMERGENCY, THEY WILL ALWAYS CREATE AN EMERGENCY TO BREAK THE LAW".

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The image is a meme featuring two individuals in an office setting. The person on the left is wearing a blue shirt and is seated in front of a computer monitor. The person on the right is wearing a gray shirt and is standing in front of the seated individual. The background of the image is blurred, but it appears to be an office environment with other people present. The text in the image reads "My dad says you spy on people" and "He's not your dad".

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The image is a black and white photograph featuring a man with a beard and mustache, dressed in a suit and tie. He is seated with his hands clasped together, resting on his lap. The man appears to be in a contemplative or serious mood. The background is plain and dark, providing a stark contrast to the man's lighter attire. Overlaying the image is a quote in white text that reads: "Tolerance will reach such a level that intelligent people will be banned from thinking so as not to offend the imbeciles.

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The image is a black and white photograph featuring a man with a beard and mustache, wearing a suit and a tie. He is resting his chin on his hand, appearing to be in deep thought. The background is plain and does not contain any distinguishable features. The image also contains a quote in white text that reads, "Madness is rare in individuals - but in groups, parties, nations, and ages it is the rule." - Friedrich Nietzsche.

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The quote says, "People think of education as something they can finish". The name Isaak Asimov and the years 1920-1992 are also shown.
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Unus Nemo
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@Acta Populi

Regretfully, so true. Isaac Asimov was such a great writer and his paranoia of AI has propagated to modern times 😉.

@Acta Populi

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In the image, a blue cartoon character with an elongated beak and large eyes appears to be reading a book titled "INVENTING REALITY" while lying on a bed. Beside him sits another brown cartoon character with glasses looking at him curiously. The background is quite minimalistic showing only the headboard of the bed.
in reply to Acta Populi

Unus Nemo
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@Acta Populi

We all create our own reality. Our reality becomes that which we accept from our environment as truth. Whether it is or not. Life is 90% perspective. If you do not like life then your perspective may require refactoring.

@Acta Populi

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The image shows a vintage television with the CIA logo on its screen and text underneath it. The content explains that "Operation Mockingbird" was a program by the CIA to disseminate disinformation through American media, which had over 400 agents active during their time of operation in mainstream TV networks like CBS, ABC, NBC, PBS, NPR, Time Magazine, Newsweek, and Playboy magazine.
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