Executions, beheadings, and other propaganda operations
Posted: Sunday, November 21, 2004

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On executions, beheadings,
and other propaganda operations
The pattern has been consistent and obvious. Every news report or scandal that has been detrimental to the Bush/Anglo-American war agenda has been followed, within hours, with shocking executions (real and staged) that are attributed to "terrorist insurgents," despite questionable circumstances, non-verifiable evidence and unreliable sources, such as "unnamed" intelligence and military officials.

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