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But the quote uses exact terms so it wouldn't seem to need a reinterpretation. He could have wrote 'propaganda is the protector of the invisible government'.
It might be how you say or not far off but I wonder if there's a specific meaning based on the choice of the words executive branch and propaganda.
The literal reading of it (to me) yields "Propaganda itself or the organised craft of propaganda, is the equivalent of the executive branch, but for the invisible government".
Then based on how someone defines the executive branch you get something like: A) 'Propaganda is authorised and responsible for the running of something (ie being the executive branch)...' or B) 'Propaganda is organised like the executive branch...' or C) 'Propaganda is the highest post...' of the invisible government.
There can't be many variations of this to see exactly what he's saying, if he is exactly saying something.