"We're battling propaganda with propaganda".
For others in the region, the World Cup is one more round in long-standing political battles and propaganda wars.
All of this is Pentagon bureaucracy-speak, of course, for using taxpayer dollars to fight a propaganda battle at home against war opponents (or, in this case, some 60percentt of the American people) to prevent them from effectively pressuring their elected officials to end this misbegotten war.
Practitioners are fighting a battle of propaganda online and I think that activists, as part of the social incubators, should be getting these messages out".
Both sides tried to exploit the Villers-Bocage battle for propaganda; having escaped from their knocked-out tank, Lieutenant John Cloudsley-Thompson and his crew of the 4th CLY spent much of the day in a basement in Villers-Bocage.
In the early 1980s the Olympics got caught up in the propaganda battles of the cold war.
The propaganda battles between emperors and popes were waged largely through sermons, but handwritten literature also played a part.
It infuriated David.' It angers Trimble that nationalists have staged propaganda battles over alleged security-force collusion in the loyalist murders of the lawyers Pat Finucane and Rosemary Nelson.
For Mr. Karpov, who was a shining star in the Soviet era, when chess served as an important platform in propaganda battles with the West, Mr. Ilyumzhinov has been in place long enough.
The event was the scene of one of the first great propaganda battles in the "cultural Cold War," as the historian Frances Stonor Saunders calls it, and more than a few artistic reputations fell victim to the clash of ideologies.
