They're definitely propaganda. "Propaganda" means "everything that does and doesn't exist." If you disagree, you are wrong, or worse, a linguistic prescriptivist.
Jokes aside, "images of facts on the ground" can be misleading. A camera was placed in a location at a time, and the camera produced photographs. Why was it here and not there? Why snap a photo now and not then? To expose what's in the frame? To distract from what's outside the frame?
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They're definitely propaganda. "Propaganda" means "everything that does and doesn't exist." If you disagree, you are wrong, or worse, a linguistic prescriptivist.
Jokes aside, "images of facts on the ground" can be misleading. A camera was placed in a location at a time, and the camera produced photographs. Why was it here and not there? Why snap a photo now and not then? To expose what's in the frame? To distract from what's outside the frame?
Not saying anything about the object level.
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