For some interesting takes on Abu Musab al-Zarqawi's death I recommend:
Zarqawi was a tool – Born at the Crest
KnightRidder: Zarqawi's Death Changes Little In Iraq - Reality Based Educator
“The most brilliant propagandist technique will yield no success unless one fundamental principle is borne in mind constantly - it must confine itself to a few points and repeat them over and over.” Joseph Goebbels
For some interesting takes on Abu Musab al-Zarqawi's death I recommend:
Zarqawi was a tool – Born at the Crest
KnightRidder: Zarqawi's Death Changes Little In Iraq - Reality Based Educator
5 comments:
It's a demand market, surely. Creating a good propaganda tool is easy, but you really need to have a firm outcome in mind.
I'm sure the Penatagon are working on al-II
I don't view the al-Zarqawi killing as a propaganda tool at all nor do I view it as a political boost (if any) for Bush. I view it as a positive accomplishement, and for once one would think that we could all rejoice in his killing and appreciate the event....but no, the liberals want to shoot it down, criticize, and perhaps memorialize al-Zarqawi and portray him as being a "patriot" in other words "a good guy" that fought against the "evil US forces."
I would be helpful, anon, if you were to support your outrageous generalizations.
I for one portray al-Zarqawi as nothing more than a propaganda tool.
Good guy, bad guy? It's a bit academic if he is largely a created creature.
As to the 'evil US forces', I should point out that is your rendering.
The US, and my Australian forces for that matter, are not the ones I would portray as evil.
The focus is not on the tools, but on the governments who use them.
The administration of this war is littered with forced admissions of manufactured evidence, and double dealing.
I believe any doubts as to the truthfulness of the coalition governments more than justified.
I'm behind on that news froggy, thanks.
I'm behind on that news froggy, thanks.
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