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- Political marketing by spin doctoring through-
- 1. Applying ‘Euphemisms to disguise or promote agenda.
- 2. Providing an interpretation through disingenuous and manipulative tactics.
- 3. Hiding the bad news in the shadow of favorable one or event.
- 4. Burying bad news’ by announcing one popular thing among several unpopular ones.
- 5 . Using the tactic of blowing small circumstances out of proportion or sending out fabricated or misleading information to get rise in the public approval.
- 6 .Using fake or misleading ‘voter testimonial’ by editing or spinning to reflect a much more satisfied experience than actually the case
- Non-denial denial:
- 7. Repudiating in such a way as to leave open the possibility that it is actually true. Characterizing a statement as ridiculous or absurd without calling it false.
- 8 .Not responding by implying that response can dignify allegation.
- 9 .Impugning the general reliability of a source.
- 10 .Denying a more specific version of events than alleged.
- 11. Taking refuge in claims of memory failure.
- Non-apology apology: 1
- 12. Applying statement as gambit in the form of an apology by not admitting anything wrong with the remarks made, and insinuating the ‘thin skinness’ or ‘irrationality’ of the person taking offence.
- 13. Applying the word ‘Mistake’ as a rhetorical device for not implying intent and framing its acknowledgment in an abstract sense to evade any direct admission or accusation of responsibility
- Cherry Picking in Politics; Statistics and in Science:
- 14. Suppressing evidence to confirm a particular position.
- 15 .Confirming bias through the fallacy of incomplete evidence by selective attention.
- 16. Getting desired and predictable_ though misleading or completely contrary to actuality__ results through the selection of date to give false impression of the health of economy. Using pseudo-science or poor science to make selective choices among competing evidence to justify wrong spending.
- ''Phrasing in a way that assumes unproven truth’ or ‘begging the question’ through
- 17 .Assuming the proposition that requires proof without proof implicitly or explicitly in the premise.
- 18. Making an argument in which premise is different from conclusion.
- ‘Political marketing’ for Press Conference/Interview; Speech; Debate; sound bite and catch phrase through
- 1. Creating through silence not only ‘the space between sound’ but spatial and symbolic dimension that makes sound audible.
- 2. Following and flouting Gricean Maxims to make listener understand underlying implication or to produce sarcasm or irony or to hide complete truth for meeting questions in Press conference or in interview.
- 3. Using Rhetorical devices in writing speech such as Rhetorical question; Cadence; Rhythmic triads; Alliteration; Imagery’ Parallelism; and Suspension of Climax.
- 4. Preparing debater for the parry and thrust, the exquisite turning of phrase, the timing, and intelligent give and take of debate and enabling him for playing a game of verbal tennis with too many service aces.
- 5. Applying Abuse of analogy; Fallacies in gaps; Cause and effect and of shifting burden of proof in debates.
- 6. Writing ‘Philippic’ by modeling assault on speech.
- 7. Sublimating to person for ghostwriting/ crafting speech.
- 8. Writing ‘Waffle’ through grandiloquence for communicating when there is nothing to communicate.
- 9. Coaching to produce on-demand sound bite or taking excerpts from speech or talk for the creation of sound bite that deftly captures the essence as ‘a minimum of sound to a maximum of sense’ in order to stand out better in the audience’s memory and thus become the taste that best represents the entire meal of the larger message or conversion.
- 10. Exploiting the absence of context by manipulating the insertion of sound bites.
- 11. Creating seemingly not deliberately such sayings those can gain life of their own to become catch phrase in popular imagination.
- Political Marketing for Impression Management; damaging or building image through:-
- 1. Applying ‘Impression management’ or creating ‘Public Image’ through assumptions, setting props, scripts in a play metaphor, self-handicapping and verbal idealization.
- 2. Applying ‘Psychological theories’ through creating associations between an environment known through patterns of thoughts, social influences and group behavior and a naturally occurring stimulus.
- 3. Applying propaganda techniques like Ad hominem; Ad nauseam; Band wagon; Glittering generalities; card stacking; Transfer; plain folks; beautiful people, crowd manipulation, scapegoating and slogan.
- 4. Applying propaganda as a corollary to censorship through seeking ways to manipulate cognition and direct behavior by preventing people from being confronted with opposing points of view, thus changing the ways people perceive through deception and confusion.
- 5. ‘Dehumanizing or demonizing’ opponent by using derogatory terms or attaching disparaging epithets or through avoidance of some words in describing him.
- 6. Encouraging a particular synthesis by lying by omission and eliciting emotional than rational response through loaded message.
- 7. Viewers’ manipulation through inducement so their feelings can be projected onto character.
- 8. Using term ‘Social gadfly’ in a pejorative sense or as a description of civic duty in the service of truth.
- 9. Mental programming through Desensitization.
- 10. Defining the opponent by virtue of name and promise.
- 11. Devising through communication techniques a process of ‘Subliminal perception’.
- 12. Manipulating inherent biases and devising role for an idea.
- 13. Painting one’s good work as ‘devil citing scripture for his purpose.’
- 14. Revealing socio-psychological characteristics of person through text structure to prove that picture was not as rosy or devil was not as black as painted.
- 15. Capable of creating fiction to assign real life character for opponent to prove the impotency of his rhetoric
- political marketing by Crowd manipulation through:-
- 1. Manipulating public opinion to make the mind of people so that the voice of the people creates illusions that it expresses the mind of the people.
- 2. Using the mental processes and social patterns of the masses so that ‘being right’ is always understood in the sense of being ‘correct’
- 3. Using crowd psychology to facilitate indifference.
- 4. Manipulating crowd by leverage mass media to address the masses in real time as if speaking to crowd.
- 5. creating submergence (mental unity) through the sentiments of invincible power and anonymity or creating contagious sentiment and or creating hypnotic state through bending thoughts in particular direction so the crowds tends to turn these thoughts into acts.
- 6. Making brief call to action once the seeds of “pre-propaganda” (creating ambiguities, reducing prejudices, and spreading images, apparently without purpose) are sown and the public is organized into a crowd.
- applying Political marketing as a tool to preempt or control damage by
- 1. Developing ‘deflector’ through euphemistic language for parrying questions or downplaying flip-flop, public goof, or ambiguity in public statement.
- 2. Producing in random a jumble of ideas to construct unmade ‘Jig Saw’ puzzle through a series of loosely connected dogmatic assertions for committing every things for committing nothing and for that finding language so that meaning reader having to make constant guesses understand becomes intended meaning.
- 3. Capable of crafting messages studded with phrases or words carrying subjective or cultural or emotional association in addition to explicit or literal meaning to keep the possibility ‘I did not mean this’ open without meeting the demand for retraction.
- 4. Capable of phrasing statement so that it contains no more information than the statement with implicit intended meaning.
- 5. Producing, having prepared strong worded condemnation of misinterpretation, ‘Sensitized version’ of original.
- 6. Pruning from any uttered statement an implicit assertion of its own embarrassing truth and interpolating lines or words with emphasis that original was misunderstood or msinterpreated.
- 7. Controlling damage by alternatively magnifying effects of anything wrong occurring with opponent.
- 8. Capable of finding possible resolutions of problems inconsistencies of statement with interest create.
- Political marketing by ‘Media Manipulation’ through:
- Acting as an information warrior and a perception manager.
- 1. Combing deception with truth projection for perception management.
- 2. Disseminating propaganda as news to push political agenda/to sell any issue by paying journalists or media so that disinformation or partial information can be reported as news or fact with out the media mentioning the sources.
- 3. Feeding stories to the press or human rights groups for creating a public opinion. .
- Political marketing by ‘Google Smear’ ‘fake Photographs/ and News’ through:
- 1. Creating smear profile as actual information to be passed around by writing up lies about opponents leavened with innuendo and out-of-context quotes.
- 2. Airbrushing from photographs for contriving distortion
- 3. Artificially inflating the size of crowds listening to a speech.
- 4. Manipulating photographs in a way that the images do not need to be false to mislead.
- 5. Exploiting cutting edge of innovation for creating fake demonstrations, fake scientific institutes, fake pressure groups with all the paraphernalia of fake leaflets, tee-shirts, and websites.
- 6. Prepackaging (VNR) video news release/ segments and creating additional footage to be seamlessly integrated (disguised as news) into newscast release from the broadcasting station to add a veneer of credibility.
- Political Marketing by Masks; slogan; and ads through:
- 1.Acting as the matchmakers by constructing props for the ball_ sets of masks for leaders by using problems as frame so that as frames change so the masks and individuals do not regard their affiliation with political party as a fluid milieu of temporary associations.
- 2. Constructing ever-new slogans not as merely the messages or messengers but embodiment of the message for the flow of discourse by canvassing the whole range of cultural symbols and then blending borrowings with the characteristics of leader and by charging it with meanings of interpretive significance and breathing life into it makes it Projective Medium so that it seems as if it is alive or endowed with life-force and can make symbolic meanings resonate.
- 3. Creating ads those see the personal life as an empty slate and the intensely personalized focus of messages shapes it with the package of stimuli resonated with desires of recipient so that the realm of needing is absorbed within the domain of communication.
- 4. Fashioning huge number of masks in ads to establish relations between masks (fetishes) and the mask (persona/image) Politicians wear by applying metaphors; idioms and similes to move back and forth across the interface between the production of message and consumption spheres, restlessly creating and refurbishing zones of encounter between aspiration and parties.
- 5. Creating ads that can provide partners at the masked ball music and choreography from ideology and service of party so that people can bring their needs to dance with their satisfiers in close embrace to the melodies of an unseen orchestra.
- 6. Tapping ‘HORIZON ALWAYA RECEDES’ and ‘Animal keep chasing its tail’ through ‘open set’ of intersubjective comparison’/relative standing for using mirage as the fertile breeding ground for alluring promises ads can dangle to tantalize voters.
- 7. Applying Political ads as the appetizer by either creating false wants or whetting for goods by constructing through successive waves of associations between people and politician in an endless series of suggestions about the possible routes to pleasure and achievement.
- 8. Tapping through ads the infinitely varied play of potential meanings; whole ensemble of goods and messages, so that it can appeal simultaneously to the entire spectrum of personality types and lawful urges, including those half-formed, inarticulate yearnings that individuals can be brought to recognize and express only through the very place of such images.
- 9. Using ads for inviting comparison between two states: present state (under A’s rule) and past or future state (under B’s rule) through the application of the metaphors of symbol, image, and icon so that they refer beyond themselves by analogy and allusion.
- 10. Capable of creating in part reality and in part fiction in ads by creating own metaphor to act as the rhetorical process by which discourse unleashes the power that certain fictions have to re describe reality; and reality is nothing more than imaginative creations or artful representations of possible worlds, constructed by taking familiar components of every day life, and conjuring up scene after scene full of hypothetical interactions between these components and a leader and then convert this contiguity into a meaningful relationship.
- 11. Using the horizon of satisfaction in ads as a moving line for encouraging the social comparison in broader realm by exposing people through text and visual of ads to the changing economic socialization experience of richer peers of global village to generate mass discontent.
- 12. Redescribing systematically the actual social reality in ads to provide a suitable canvas for ad to enact itself to transports viewers into better world.
- 13. and designing ‘package of stimuli’ by imagist associations so that ad resonates with aspirations.
- 14. Enveloping leader in symbols and enlarging the scope and intensity of the message in ads so that the transition in focal point from the services to the person is attained by highlighting issues like inflation lawlessness and then relating their solutions quite arbitrarily to leader.
- 15. Using open and restricted codes of interpretation to transform ads into psychological things, as symbolic of personal attributes and goals, as symbolic of strivings and appear as mere receptacles for the generalized play of meanings, as ‘fields’ for human states of feeling and aspiration that are projected into the substance of the messages incorporated into ads; hence in this sense the realm of needing of someone voters can relate to become immersed within the domain of communication.
- Political marketing by political advertising through
- 1. Making subtle violation of advertising ethics in exposing public to false immoral and unsubstantiated through content and form by creating and then quoting false references.
- 2. ‘Comparative’ advertising program to ridicule by contrast.
- 3. Using cable television as a market tool to reach demographics.
- 4. Creating talk shows and cultural program to nurture impression of rapport and chemistry with commoner.
- 5. Using free publicity to make sure candidate is photographed in situations likely to be aired in news.
- 6. Creating ads to capitalize on connections to popular.
- 7. Creating commercial from debate.
- 8. Creating commercial from speech.
- 9. Using product commercial that ends with an appeal to vote.
- 10. Using family member to attack the opposing member
- 11. Creating brief television spot commercial to make politicians appear accessible to commoner.
- 12. Creating ad that features selected lines from formal television address or press conference or talk show.
- Voter suppression
- 13. Controlled manipulation of ad to create a ‘bypass all within the electorate’ by increasing the level of controversy and conflict.
- 14. Devising strategies to manipulate exposure to political advertising through plastering/ saturation or blocking alternative message.
- 15. Creating ads to associate negativity to election by feeding public cynicism and exacerbating credibility of election to create escape mentality for reducing the political participation in general.
- Marketing by Masks; slogan; and ads through:
- 1. Acting as the matchmakers by constructing props for the ball_ sets of masks for leaders by using problems as frame so that as frames change so the masks and individuals do not regard their affiliation with political party as a fluid milieu of temporary associations.
- 2. Constructing ever-new slogans not as merely the messages or messengers but embodiment of the message for the flow of discourse by canvassing the whole range of cultural symbols and then blending borrowings with the characteristics of leader and by charging it with meanings of interpretive significance and breathing life into it makes it Projective Medium so that it seems as if it is alive or endowed with life-force and can make symbolic meanings resonate.
- 3. Creating ads those see the personal life as an empty slate and the intensely personalized focus of messages shapes it with the package of stimuli resonated with desires of recipient so that the realm of needing is absorbed within the domain of communication.
- 4. Fashioning huge number of masks in ads to establish relations between masks (fetishes) and the mask (persona/image) Politicians wear by applying metaphors; idioms and similes to move back and forth across the interface between the production of message and consumption spheres, restlessly creating and refurbishing zones of encounter between aspiration and parties.
- 5. Creating ads that can provide partners at the masked ball music and choreography from ideology and service of party so that people can bring their needs to dance with their satisfiers in close embrace to the melodies of an unseen orchestra.
- 6. Tapping ‘HORIZON ALWAYA RECEDES’ and ‘Animal keep chasing its tail’ through ‘open set’ of intersubjective comparison’/relative standing for using mirage as the fertile breeding ground for alluring promises ads can dangle to tantalize voters.
- 7. Applying Political ads as the appetizer by either creating false wants or whetting for goods by constructing through successive waves of associations between people and politician in an endless series of suggestions about the possible routes to pleasure and achievement
- 8. Tapping through ads the infinitely varied play of potential meanings; whole ensemble of goods and messages, so that it can appeal simultaneously to the entire spectrum of personality types and lawful urges, including those half-formed, inarticulate yearnings that individuals can be brought to recognize and express only through the very place of such images.
- 9. Using ads for inviting comparison between two states: present state (under A’s rule) and past or future state (under B’s rule) through the application of the metaphors of symbol, image, and icon so that they refer beyond themselves by analogy and allusion.
- 10. Capable of creating in part reality and in part fiction in ads by creating own metaphor to act as the rhetorical process by which discourse unleashes the power that certain fictions have to re describe reality; and reality is nothing more than imaginative creations or artful representations of possible worlds, constructed by taking familiar components of every day life, and conjuring up scene after scene full of hypothetical interactions between these components and a leader and then convert this contiguity into a meaningful relationship.
- Political Marketing by ‘Hitler’s Psychological Profile’ and ‘Goebbels’s theory through:
- 1. Capable of timely ‘disinterring’ to trigger the dredging up of memories for delivering a blow to rapprochement.
- 2. Keep stoking up so embers never die out and the process of burying hatchet never takes birth.
- 3. Fomenting malaise by provoking sediment of hatred.
- i. 101 Devising strategies for blaming opponent for everything that goes wrong; never accepting blame or fault and never leaving room for alternatives and; repeating lies frequently enough with ‘stupid thick-headedness’ to gain traction.
- Marketing by Sleight of mouth through:
- Political Marketing by ‘Rhetorical sleight-of-hand’ and ‘Sophistry’ through.
- 1. Acting as the ‘Hairsplitting Wordsmith’ to deceive through specious argument.
- 2. Crafting argument to appear logical though representing a falsehood.
- 3. Using obscure words and complicated sentence constructions to intimidate the opponent into agreement out of fear of feeling foolish.
- 4. Manipulating the opponents prejudices to overcome logical facilities.
- Political Marketing through prevarication and falsehood:
- Exploiting Lying by omission; Lying by obsolete signage; The view from nowhere; Economy with the truth; Big Lie; Bluffing; Bold-faced lie; Contextual lie; Dissembling; Hyperbole; and Fabrication.
- 2. 109 Justifying any ‘lie’ by labeling it either Noble lie or Emergency lie or jocose lie or White lie.
- Political marketing by ‘Selling ‘Big Lies’; ‘Third rail’; ‘Astroturfing’; ‘dog whistle politics’ ‘Weasel word’; ‘Demagogy’; ‘Fear Mongering’; ‘Denial’; ‘Polemic’ Rhetoric’ ‘pandering’ Modes of persuasion’ ‘logos’ ‘ethos’ ‘Pathos’ and ‘Sublime pathos’ through
- 2. Appealing to vanities; frailties; expectations; ethnic pride; and conspiracy theories by using populist; nationalist and religious themes.
- 3. Applying the pattern of fear mongering in the form of a vicious circle to buttress up the intended effects.
- 4. Applying defense mechanism through ‘Simple denial’; Minimization’; and ‘Projection’ Applying rhetoric to discourses of religion; politics and journalism.
- 5. Using a definite thesis to serve as the subject of controversy to establish the intended supremacy through Polemic
- 6. Pandering by expressing views not necessarily reflect personal values.
- 7. Pandering as a reaction of panic by tailoring views to mass opinion.
- 8. Furnishing the modes of persuasion by the spoken word through personal character; stirring emotions; and the speech itself .
- 9. Using ‘logos’ to underline the knowledge of speaker.
- 10. Using ‘ethos’ in rhetoric, not simply as a component of argument that involves moral competence only but also to include knowledge of the values forming recipients and expertise so that a speaker’s ethos extends to and shaped by the overall moral character and history of the speaker shaping thinking of people before the speech even begins.
- 11. Using pathos in rhetoric to achieve emotional appeal by ‘hook’ or by a general passion in the delivery and sympathies of the speech.
- 12. Using pathos as a communication technique in rhetoric to evoke implicit meaning by turning the abstraction of logic into something palpable so that pain can be felt vicariously.
- Political marketing through social control technique.
- 1. Devising strategies to be intentional actors for incessant blaming of an innocent individual fraudulently for nonexistent psychological traits and variables to induce irrational guilt at an unconscious level.
- 2. Utilizing repetitive blaming behaviors, innuendos, and hyperbole to assign negative status to normative humans. Utilizing demonization to objectify groups so that general perception can be negatively influenced to lessen objectivity.
- 3. Replacing problem-solving by blame-avoidance.
- 4. Piecing together from various statements a statement to make blame flow downward in order to trigger passive-aggressive response from workers at grass root level.
- 5. Creating a negative valuation of innocent humans to induce fear by utilizing the tactic of fear mongering
- 6. Creating ‘Off-loading’ and ‘Characterological self blame’ ‘Kick-the-dog effect’ and trapping victims of abuse into a self image of victimization.
- Political Marketing by devising strategies for increased social control; less accountability; state repression and be always at helm through:
- 1. Constructing specters to justify a permanent war footing and paranoia to ensure the full spectrum dominance that imbues every facet of life.
- 2. Architecting the ‘Illusion of endless war’ so that concepts such as ‘war is peace’; freedom is slavery; and ignorance is strength’ can dominate society.
- 3. Using Pseudo-information to consign to oblivion unacceptable truths and historical sense. Avoiding all responsibilities by blaming every problem on the enemy.
- 4. Creating by using section of press as conduit ‘Master Illusion’ or portrayal of area as chaos, not as a struggle for just rights to generate mass inspiration for state terrorism.
- 5. Conducting ‘Propaganda of News’ to turn state murder into a morality play.
- 6. Creating ‘Consensual boundaries’ for dissent to be permissible for the perpetuation of the ‘illusion of freedom’
- 7. Suppressing knowledge through incessant repetition of politically ‘safe’ information to create sound indistinguishable from silence.
- 8. Redefining dissent as a security concern to justify surveillance, repression and death. Garnering arguments borrowing themes from history and culture to justify the dismissal of any systemic if its benefits are at odds with party’s interest.
- Political marketing by ‘Yellow Journalism’ in the guise of ‘Muckraking Journalism’ through:
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- 1. Circulating selected information to expose abuses and injustice of particular people. Digging up minor news to apply scare headlines in huge print to suggest its ‘denial of importance’ and claim the credit of restoring it to its status.
- 2. Using faked interviews, misleading headlines, pseudo-science, and a parade of false learning from so- called experts to claim the discovery of facts and information hitherto hidden.
- 3. Creating dramatic sympathy with the underdog by highlighting alleged involvement of opponents in seamy matters.
- Political marketing by ‘Sampling and selection Bias’ telemarketing-based propaganda; ‘Neuromarketing’
- Political marketing by cognitive and social biases
- Political Marketing by cognitive biases and perceptual illusions
- Political Marketing by mediated Narrative
- Political Marketing by psychological manipulation
- Political marketing by differentiation; labeling and social stigma
- Political marketing by Media prank
- political marketing by ‘CGM’
- Political marketing by ‘Intellectual dishonesty’
- Political Marketing by Sign; Meaning as internal interpretation; Somantic meaning; Consequences and meaning; The ambiguity; Pragmatic meaning; Semantic meaning; Semiotics; and Reversal /distortion/disguising of meaning or euphemism
- Political Marketing by Paradoxes for creating confusion through floating concepts or raising question in debate; speech; and articles through Liar paradox
- Political Marketing through ‘Massaging; ‘Textual doctoring’; ‘Textual referencing’; ‘Syntactic processing’; ‘Fabricated inconsistencies’; ‘Manufactured plausibility’; ‘Gate Keeping’ by
- political marketing by ‘managing language’; ‘lexical resource’; coining
- political marketing by ‘Philosophy of language’
- political marketing by ‘Language sorcery’
- Political Marketing by logical fallacies Critical reasoning; creative analysis of Issue and Argument; and production of creative counter response
- Political marketing through Genres by