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The U.S. Government Guide to Surviving Terrorism by Government Printing Office
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The U.S. Government Guide to Surviving Terrorism

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Barnes & Noble (2003), Edition: First Printing, Paperback

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rotten goddamn propaganda. vomit consisting of pig shit & herpes blister juice. ( )
  vyode | May 25, 2007 |
This is a fascinating artifact of the Bush administration and its now famous effort to disseminate fear as a political expedient.
The simplistic line art illustrations, reminiscent of an airline emergency procedures card, are a tragicomic indication of the governments estimation of our docility, our incapacity to think critically and absorb information, and our feelings of vulnerability. My favorite is an illustration of a two dimensional figure with trance-like vision lines, permanently cast from his eyes to his automobile with a caption: "Unless your vehicle is under constant guard, there is a danger of it being rigged with a bomb."

What is even more stimulating than contemplating the scale of the manipulation that this implies, is to ponder what the process of creating such a work must have been. I mean, some civil servant actually got paid to sit around and dream this stuff up! ( )
  mikebenway | Feb 2, 2007 |
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