Propaganda season is in bloom. Check out these "10 steps to victory in Afghanistan" and try to find one realistic opinion. The headline itself is idealistic - 10 steps? victory? - these words are the height of ambiguity. The little drawing is corny. The report is nothing more than Democrat and Republican talking points meant to appear like a debate. It's getting harder to tell the difference between the NYT and WSJ; different styles, same foreign policy. True analysis won't be found in the mainstream media.
October 3, 2009
"10 Steps to Victory"
Propaganda season is in bloom. Check out these "10 steps to victory in Afghanistan" and try to find one realistic opinion. The headline itself is idealistic - 10 steps? victory? - these words are the height of ambiguity. The little drawing is corny. The report is nothing more than Democrat and Republican talking points meant to appear like a debate. It's getting harder to tell the difference between the NYT and WSJ; different styles, same foreign policy. True analysis won't be found in the mainstream media.
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