I worked in advertising for 35 years, a contemporary of Diogo Mainardi’s parents. They were already stars in the advertising industry when I began.
From the 1960s to the 1990s, during the golden age of advertising, 9 out of 10 American ad agencies were led by Jews. So much so that on Yom Kippur, agencies practically stopped working, with creatives attending synagogue.
European agencies were also dominated by Jews.
Something happened in recent years that shifted this expertise away from Jewish hands and into the realm of jihadism.
They must have hired a descendant of Joseph Goebbels (he wasn’t Jewish) to so successfully carry out their anti-Semitic campaigns worldwide.
During the release of hostages, it became very clear that Hamas has an effective propaganda department. The terrorists were impeccably uniformed to appear as an organized army. Admittedly, they overdid it—the uniforms were too clean and new. That’s because, day-to-day, they don’t wear uniforms. They aim to be mistaken for Palestinian civilians, another marketing ploy to blame Israel for civilian casualties.
The hostage handover show was Broadway-level.
Even the Red Cross played a part. The same Red Cross that, for 471 days, showed no concern for supporting the hostages made a point of highlighting ambulances when global TV networks documented the release of the three girls.
Let’s wait for their next campaigns.