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Psychological Operations in Support of Internal Defense and Development Assistance Programs (Part II)
In this film "national unity" is promoted by the army as a way to get subjects to accept a puppet government and to rationalize its attack on minority groups. Or in another way, "national unity" can be used to foster a new national identity to support a breakaway republic that is friendly to U.S. interests.
In this film, We see Venezuela through the eyes of Creole Oil, the logo of which looks much like an Esso/Exxon sign. American foreign workers are being sold on colonialism and sweet talked into moving for a new job in the oil patch of Venezuela. One phrase in the film says it all:
Psychological Operations in Support of Internal Defense and Development Assistance Programs (Part II)
The narrator makes repression sound so cheerful!
Assignment: Venezuela -1956
In this film, We see Venezuela through the eyes of Creole Oil, the logo of which looks much like an Esso/Exxon sign. American foreign workers are being sold on colonialism and sweet talked into moving for a new job in the oil patch of Venezuela. One phrase in the film says it all:
"the shop windows are filled with goods purchased from the United States." The sights of 1956 Venezuela are a bonus though. However, how the other half lives is not shown.
