It’s interesting to note that in age where it is more prevalent than ever propaganda is considered an ugly word. ’Public relations’ is the synonym preferred by corporations – it keeps the public more docile that way. The government will often laughingly refer to a Press Office as the Reich’s Ministry of Propaganda.

Propaganda has increasingly spread into the veins of the Fourth Estate – the press — either by laziness (a well written press release takes five minutes to rewrite, savvy PR people know) or in an act by tycoons to cosy up to the government for further media rights.

Still, that’s not to say we cannot use propaganda for our own purposes too.

In this section we’ve prepared a whole host of entertainment (the 21st century synonym for propaganda) to subvert, invert and convert.

Coming soon to a computer screen near you ’Private Lynched: the true story’. Canned Revolution Productions secured unprecedented, exclusive access to the life of this all-American heroine who touched the hearts of so many Americans with her heroic, daring exploits whilst cooped up in a US hospital for a few days waiting for rescue from errm US troops.

To help spread the message among the proletariat who might not be in a position to easily consume one of our Canned Revolution T-shirts we offer you the chance to download our t shirt design and the stickers found inside the can – a vital source of counter corporate guuerilla advertising.

Furthermore, our propaganda takes a strange twist when we tell you to come on and ’support’ Bush in his bid for reelection. We’ll tell you how to hijack and undermine the rancid Bush campaign by appearing to support him.

On top of all that, there’s our Movies section, replete with many of the best known films from Hollywood via the Canned Revolution studios. Remember entertainment and propaganda are often two strands of the same Machine made cloth.

Finally in this onslaught of revolutionary propaganda we bring our finest Photoshop skills to the current US army recruitment drive – an advertising campaign cooked up at the Pentagon under the banner ’An Army of One’. Slogans like that are likely to see many satirists forced out of work. The Machine honoured its own last year with Time magazine nominating ’The American Soldier’ as its Person of the Year. Rich propaganda fodder indeed.