Not the only anti-USA propaganda designed to demoralize our citizens, but a recent example.
Thanks to @amuse on X for sharing the propaganda, and the TRUTH!
Imagine you are a sailor aboard USS Abraham Lincoln, somewhere in the waters off Iran, flying combat missions around the clock during Operation Epic Fury. You are eating hot eggs for breakfast, grilled chicken for lunch, roast beef for dinner, and grabbing a plate at midnight rations before your next watch.
Meanwhile, halfway around the world, a domestic media apparatus is publishing photographs purporting to show your meals as rotten slabs of unidentified meat, telling the American public you are starving. The photographs were not taken aboard your ship. They were not taken this decade. Some of them appear to have originated during the Iran-Iraq war in the 1980s, circulated on Reddit as far back as 2017, and laundered through Southeast Asian social media accounts before being amplified by Ukrainian đť•Ź accounts and finally laundered into American living rooms by outlets like USA Today, CNN, and MSNBC.
This is not journalism. This is information warfare, and the American press is either a willing participant or too incompetent to be trusted with the facts.
USS Abraham Lincoln April 16-17 Food (Nimitz-class aircraft carrier Strait of Hormuz)
The proposition I want to defend here is straightforward. The stories alleging food shortages and degraded conditions aboard USS Abraham Lincoln and USS Tripoli during Operation Epic Fury were coordinated anti-American propaganda, designed to demoralize the US public and generate opposition to military operations.
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