African Broadcasters Accused of Disinformation by the West

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We must not forget that global and national information control is built-in across many so-called democracies. The recent banning, shadow banning during the genocide reveals the truth about global power structures, complicit democracies in the Global South and how the powerful keep the full truth or any truth from reaching the minds of ordinary people, the voting or working class. Author Gabriel Rockhill shared some interesting insights on how the machinery works: “we have monopoly capital that controls the majority of what everybody sees and hears. The mindscape, not only of US citizenry, there’s a cultural imperialism that’s operative. It’s blasted all over the broader world. These cultural industries also work hand-in-glove with the bourgeois State. At certain levels there is distinctions between the private and public realm, but the way in which the US state operates, a large part of its intelligence services work in propaganda, that’s their principle function…The bourgeois State works hand-in-glove with these culture industries and with the internationalisation of these culture industries in order to pump out as much as possible an image of the United States that inverts reality…The culture industry is a product of the bourgeois cultural apparatus, I simply mean the entire system of production, circulation and consumption of culture. It is not individual newspapers, book publishers or universities, it is a systematic framework that is driven by the capitalist base because those are the funders. It includes things like universities and the mainstream press, but it also includes the universities, the system of knowledge production that goes into universities, the think tanks, the NGO world for that matter. All of it needs to be seen as a system that manages the production, circulation and consumption of knowledge.” If we look at South Africa, much of our so-called independent media (included those funded by the US’s Biden budget) normalise the system, a capitalist trickle-down system, emphasising criticism of the system’s management and incidental corruption but never showing honest review of the structures and domestic and foreign control of the system. The system as a whole is deemed good, if only for a few tweaks and new managers but we have lived in austerity for years, have no real control over our resources, allowed localism, reliance on private suppliers (privatisation) and self-enrichment to entrench racial and class inequities (in our country pretty much one and the same thing) and still argue for the privatising of sectors like energy. We have pro-system supporters (increasingly black and upper-middle class like Phumlani Majozi ) branding Venezuela as a failure “run by despots” (Politics Web opinion piece) but ignore the John Oliver propaganda annhilation done by Mr Prysnor on Empire Files on 7 June 2018, Because when you’re pro-system you repeat global propaganda without critically question it. These are the same so-called black lives matter people who never mentioned the Bilderberg group, never pushed back on foreign military bases across Africa, most American and French, never called out below-inflation wages or frozen salaries or the high gap between executives and average workers and have never declared themselves to be liberal capitalists while pushing those policies since 1994. As someone who was shadow banned for using the word neoliberalism twice, I know when Anne Applebaum says global information needs to be better controlled, while saying “genocide is an overused word” she is talking about retrenching the “bourgeois cultural apparatus”. Obedience through manufacturing of consent is what this is…but South Africans are too busy fantasizing over empty words like non-racialism to see they’ve been played.

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