Propagenda

Propagenda was grown from Orwellian

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A leader has a plan. A manager has a plan. A salesman has an agenda.

This month, we witnessed the art of the agenda—short-term gains, long-term costs, and a relentless push to make us see only what serves the showman’s interests.

We are witnessing a masterclass in distraction through a relentless churn of narratives designed to keep us off balance—where scapegoats are paraded and chaos is manufactured, all to advance hidden agendas.

From the fabricated “white farmer genocide” in South Africa to the deliberate starvation and forced exodus of Palestinians, from the sudden pivot away from Ukraine to the forced deportations and xenophobic rhetoric at home—each headline is a piece of a larger puzzle. The script is clear: overwhelm, divide, and distract.

Propaganda is not just about lies; it’s about misdirection. To see through it, we must read between the lines—study the motives, the shifting alliances. Recognize the difference between plans and agendas, and understand who profits from the confusion.

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