FRAME's Archive shows how propaganda has worked. Learn explains the psychology behind it. Write turns that knowledge around: a handbook and fill-in templates for making your own political case, for any cause, openly and in your own name.
Everything here is built on one line from the archive's doctrine: ordinary advocacy in a speaker's own name, with claims that can be checked, is not propaganda (Doctrine (working definition)). The handbook teaches that kind of persuasion fully and practically. The techniques that work only by hiding who is speaking or faking who agrees are covered too, in full documented detail, so you can recognise and counter them.
The templates work for any side of any issue. Every worked example is written twice, for and against, and the real examples are drawn from across the political spectrum and from several countries.
