Mr. Mottaki "raised questions about the United States military dictatorship in the region," the English-language broadcaster Press TV said on Tuesday, and accused Washington of practicing "modern deceit," using "fake words" to disguise its intentions in the Persian Gulf area.
President Bush and his administration will grab at anything to divert attention from the web of deceit they used to justify the war.
"They try to hide the location of his latest warmongering effort, but they cannot hide the lies and deceit which Blair used to take us to war in Iraq.
In 1984, he said Israel will "Never have... peace, because there can be no peace structured on injustice, lying and deceit and using the name of God to shield your dirty religion under his holy and righteous name".
The criminal case had been dismissed last year when a federal district judge in El Paso, Kathleen Cardone, ruled that the government engaged in trickery and deceit by using a naturalization interview to build its case against Mr. Posada.
But Mr. Morgan is right, I think, to portray the senator and the Communist Party as equal partners in the soiling of American politics, with "both employing falsehood and deceit, both using heated rhetoric and hidden informants, and both making unfounded charges against their government".
2. I have used deceit or lied to get my way.
The game was repeated with the same participants as offerers and responders for four rounds, and after each round, any deceit that offerers used was revealed to responders.
He used deceit to launch a war that failed, and even dispatched troops to invade a small country.
The 13-year-old victim's testimony cast the then-43-year-old Polanski as a sexual predator who used deceit, drugs and adult psychology to lure his victim into sex.
