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From Ivory Tower to Privy Wall: On the Art of Propaganda

by George Lincoln Rockwell

[Note: This essay first appeared in the inaugural issue of National Socialist World (Spring, 1966), journal of the World Union of National Socialists. There are multiple online versions of this essay available. However, as with many of Lincoln Rockwell's writings that may be found on the Internet, these other versions are corrupt and contain errors. We have assiduously gone through the version presented here line-by-line to correct mistakes, so that it is reproduced here exactly as Commander Rockwell wrote it.]

If each of the men in the fable about the blind men and the elephant were required to construct a model of an elephant, there would be three very different models. The blind man who felt only the tail would build a model as he described an elephant in the fable - as "sort of rope." The blind man who felt the leg and said an elephant was like a tree would produce a tree-like “elephant,â€