When the money runs out, a rising state, which Smith described as "cheerful," gives way to a declining, "melancholy" one: promises can no longer be met, mistrust spreads and markets malfunction.
The lack of transparency in the operation of Prevent encourages rumour and mistrust to spread and to fester".
The programme, particularly its duty on schools to spot and report signs of radicalisation in pupils, has become a "significant source of grievance" among British Muslims, encouraging "mistrust to spread and to fester", said David Anderson QC, the independent reviewer of terrorism laws.
In February, the government's independent reviewer of counter-terrorism legislation, David Anderson QC, argued in written evidence to a parliamentary select committee that the policy had become a "significant source of grievance" among British Muslims and that it encouraged "mistrust to spread and to fester" among the communities it was meant to help.
The reality: mistrust is spreading, writes security expert Bruce Schneier.
As credit markets began to freeze up and mistrust among banks spread, rumors circulated of defaults.
The health minister, Moon Hyong-po, apologised for causing anxiety among the public, but accused Park of spreading "mistrust and misunderstanding".
Mistrust of journalism has spread in tandem with declining faith in politics.
There is a nihilistic streak to a campaign that throws flames at the very idea of institutional independence and professional judgment because mistrust of an inchoate "establishment" spreads faster across scorched earth.
In its blundering way, the movie spreads a little paranoia and mistrust.
