ITWASSOOTED: Comic books to influence the Arab utes

Monday, October 17, 2005

Comic books to influence the Arab utes

CLAN 0001 130;– Develop the first comic book, 1EAIa:CLANN 0002 130;– Follow on Comic Books, 1EAIeaCLANIN 0003 OptioCLANIN 1EAIea. (vi) Description of requirements for the items to be acquired. 1. GENERAL. The Contractor shall provide development of an original comic book series to include creation of character lines with supporting artwork, technical editorial support, storyboard development, and all required artwork. This will be a collaborative effort with representatives of thUS. Army who have already done initial character and plot development1. BACKGROUND. In order to achieve long-term peace and stability in the Middle East, the youth need to be reached. One effective means of influencing youth is through the use of comic books. A series of comic books provides the opportunity for youth to learn lessons, develop role models and improve their education. 2. Qualifications, Experience and Requirements1. Contractor must demonstrate qualifications and experience in design and production of four-color comic books2. Knowledge of Arab language and cultures, law enforcement and small unit military operations is desired.

when developing a comic book its very helpful you have small unit military operations knowledge, that way you can incorporate your knowledge of tactics weapons and intel into your lessons you want to teach the Arab utes.
but seriously a propaganda comic book from the usans? I think it will go over about say like a Karen Hughes as Muslim outreach director.

we talk you folks sit down and listen

these instruments are being produced by the mind fuck specialists at U.S. Special Operations Command at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, headquarters of the Fourth Psychological Operations Group.

The ad says comics can provide "the opportunity for youth to learn lessons, develop role models and improve their education."

The Army is likely to face stiff competition, as the comic book medium is already popular among Arabic-speaking young people in the Middle East, whose heroes include "Zein, a.k.a. the Last Pharaoh" and Amgad Darweesh, Zein's alter ego, who is 14,000 years old.

Cairo-based publisher AK Comics sells in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the Persian Gulf states, and plans further expansion. It says its goal is "to fill the cultural gap created over the years by providing essentially Arab role models -- Arab superheroes to become a source of pride to our young generations."


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