The globalized American media and the wars of control and positioning

Abstract

The United States dominates the global public opinion industry and directs it through Hollywood, news agencies, satellite TV and the wide spread of its written press, while the pro-Zionist lobby dominates the American media through the broad investment of private capital and the optimal exploitation of what an open political pattern allows. Cultural and media policies in the American perspective are a subset of the grand strategy. On this basis, the unlimited support generated by the private sector alliance, state institutions in general, and the Ministry of Defense in particular, after the official engagement that has become permanent since 1942, contributes to raising the level of effectiveness and impact to an unprecedented level and beyond the capacity of any competing state.