From its beginnings, it has put heart and soul into propaganda. What distinguishes it from all other political parties is the ability to see into the soul of the people and to speak the language of the man in the street. It uses all the means of modern technology. Whether or not they serve or harm the people depends on the use to which they are put. In the long run, propaganda will reach the broad masses of the people only if at every stage it is uniform.
Nothing confuses the people more than lack of clarity or aimlessness.
The goal is not to present the common man with as many varied and contradictory theories as possible. The essence of propaganda is not in variety, rather the forcefulness and persistence with which one selects ideas from the larger pool and hammers them into the masses using the most varied methods. The will of the National Socialist movement is laid out in its program. The way changes every day. Since we do not have political power, we can not realize the ideas of National Socialism.