And they mistakenly believe self proclaimed "Michael Jackson experts" -- who never even met the man and have an agenda and a reason to perpetuate the caricature myth -- to avoid being exposed for their past treachery -- using a human being for profit and to future careers.
So the Lancome ambassadress' stylist didn't turn the steamer on, and thankfully they didn't attempt the treachery of using a clothing iron to straighten her hair (yeah, that's a thing too).
In the charge sheet (PDF), al-Nashiri, who has previously been described as al-Qaeda's operations chief in the Arabian peninsula, is accused of conspiracy, murder in violation of the rules of war, using treachery or perfidy, destruction of property in violation of the law of war, intentionally causing serious bodily injury, and terrorism.
The New Guinea Highlands are full of aggressive men seeking revenge for their own reasons, and skilled at using treachery to achieve it.
Mr. Park said Iraq had violated the conventions by broadcasting gruesome pictures of dead coalition troops and showing prisoners of war forced to answer interrogations, and had committed treachery by falsely using white flags of surrender to attack forces and having soldiers disguise themselves in civilian clothing.
Do not use treachery or deceit.
The idea that Islam teaches its followers to lie and use treachery has become a popular (and false) meme that creates only mistrust and hatred between Muslims and their neighbors, and prevents true dialogue and reconciliation between people of faith.
But more than anything else, Qaddafi is first and foremost a devilishly cunning survivor who, when bribery and co-option have not been possible, has consistently outsmarted his enemies using deceit and treachery.
He never missed an opportunity to exploit the weakness (political, economic, or military) of the adversary or to use intrigue, treachery, and alliance to serve his purposes.
The most basic means of taking a fortress were to storm the gate or go over the wall by simple escalade using ladders, but these methods rarely succeeded except by surprise or treachery.
Ms. Clarke cited "other deadly deceptions" by Iraq, including using white flags and soldiers dressed as civilians to draw Americans into ambushes, as "perfidy or treachery".
