"dirty propaganda" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe any false, misleading or deceptive information that attempts to influence people's opinions, beliefs, or behavior. For example, "The politicians spread dirty propaganda in an attempt to sway the public's opinion on the issue."
So the attempt to smear him by trying to connect the two of us is a dirty, black propaganda tactic... ......Jane Fonda on a faked photograph showing her and Mr Kerry together at an anti-Vietnam war rally, "Paula Zahn Now", CNN, February 11th.
Russia's use of propaganda, dirty tricks, leaks, and hacks in foreign affairs works a lot like a troll farm on a larger scale.
Rathbun claims Lattanzi is a member of the "Office of Special Affairs," which he describes as the "dirty tricks and propaganda arm of Scientology Inc".
His field was political warfare: dirty tricks, sabotage and propaganda.
He is the son of Joseph Godson, a hawkish US diplomat and behind-the-scenes cold war player, and the brother of Roy Godson, the head of a rightwing Washington thinktank, prominent American conservative, and authority on political "dirty tricks" and "black propaganda".
I am not easily shocked by corporate shenanigans, but the "No on 37" campaign is my new poster child for propaganda and dirty tricks.
Because, see, it's propaganda and dirty commie tricks when voices other than conservative voices are allowed to be heard by the public.
GAZETTE: Sir David Omand, a former head of Britain's Government Communications Headquarters, was at the Kennedy School last spring talking about how democratic societies in the digital era are more vulnerable than ever before to manipulation through the classic tools of subversion, things like propaganda, intimidation, and dirty tricks.
Although he dismisses the cheeky propaganda raids on national television as "dirty tricks by the secret services", Mr Bossi is back to the kind of military metaphor that makes some Italians sweat.
