Cold Warriors in the nineteen-fifties often found themselves in the position of propagandizing for American values by exhibiting art that was manifestly élite, and attacking the Soviet Union for mandating that art appeal to the common man.
Canada's Foreign Minister, Lloyd Axworthy, said today that it would be deplorable "if the visit is used for purposes of propagandizing some of his views," but added that Mr. Haider had the right to visit.
He accused military leaders of propagating the war for their own career advancement, and accused the veterans group Veterans of Foreign Wars of propagandizing for the armed forces establishment.
The fines and language are the same for those propagandizing pedophilia, more or less inserting an equal sign between the two.
Combining the domestic and international branches of public diplomacy has been under consideration for years but never gained traction, in part because of a 1948 law prohibiting the U.S. government from propagandizing to Americans.
This time, the charge against him was "propagandizing for a terrorist organization".
With the Scottish clergymen Samuel Rutherford, Robert Baillie, and George Gillespie, Henderson engaged in preaching and propagandizing for the Church of Scotland in the Westminster Assembly.
Upon the overthrow of the Qing dynasty and the establishment of the Chinese republic in 1911/12, Jiang began openly propagandizing for socialism.
