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Ace, you just perfectly pointed out how 'propaganda' really works.
The average viewer is superficial and doesn't think about underlying factors, they just go by sensational headlines and do not inform themselves. On MSM sites every article with a sensational headline i have ever read, totally twists the actual story underneath the headline. The real story is still sporadically on MSM, but it's all the headlines that are so warped and out of context just to be sensational and to influence peoples minds, that they often do not reflect the content of the actual story at all.
The average viewer thinks 'propaganda' means completely fabricating a story. This is never the case. Propaganda is based on reality, but it's twisted and molded to fit an agenda.
This is also the case with Pizzagate. The original story was all the emails, the illogical use of pizza references, the sick pedo 'art' of Podesta and the weird pedo symbols they all 'coincidentally' used. It was called Pizzagate because of the alleged 'pizza' code in the emails. The FBI even revealed that pizza and food references were used in known pedo rings to describe certain types of kids, the exact same phrases that Podesta wrote in the weird emails. The pizza place played a very tiny part in all of this.
The MSM got the ball, and turned Pizzagate into a completely different story: The pizzaplace was turned into the main stage, simpletons were told 'haha there are no dungeons full of kids there' (no shit), and some retard with a gun closed the deal.
They turned it into an oversimplified, dumbed down story that is easy to digest to the braindead with 1 screaming headline, and "Pizzagate" (their B-movie version of it) was, of course, totally debunked.
Perfect execution of propaganda by the mainstream media in this case, and the real story is now unmentionable because the MSM turned the word Pizzagate into their joke of a story. So now when anyone mentions Pizzagate, they're called crazy, because everyone thinks of the MSM's version of it, and not the original story.
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