Sentence examples for war fabrication from inspiring English sources

There are hints of a soft, bureaucratic dictatorship in the rigid exams that deny Tom a college education, and in the schoolroom indoctrination by textbook, which asserts that the moon landings were a Cold War fabrication.

Then, there's Lyndon Johnson and his whole Gulf of Tonkin war fabrication, Nixon's secret bombing of Cambodia and the Reagan administration's covert Iran-Contra black ops that becomes a huge nationally televised black oops.

Today, what are displayed as 'gas chambers' at the remains of the Auschwitz camp in Poland are a post-war fabrication by the Polish communist regime or by the Soviet Union, which controlled the country.

This war was a fabrication.

In fact, the news media have given the current administration toothless, uncritical coverage, making it easy for it to start a war based on fabrications, gut the treasury and take other abhorrent actions.

To expose his account of his war years as a fabrication would have been to undermine the whole project; a lie at the root of a whole nightmarish system of lies.

In 'Caesar's Civil War: Historical Reality and Fabrication' Westall combines literary analysis of Caesar's Bellum Civile with a concern for the socio-economic history of the Roman empire.

(And yet no one recalls him ever making an antisemitic remark during the whole period). To expose his account of his war years as a fabrication would have been to undermine the whole project; a lie at the root of a whole nightmarish system of lies.

In addition to his account of his World War II experience, Mr. Copeland authored Fabrication of Silver Hollow Ware which was published in 1959.

"When you plunge our country into war on a platform of fabrications and deceptions, and you bring back thousands of American soldiers who are sick, injured or dead, and that war is unconstitutionally authorized to begin with, Mr. Bush's behavior qualifies for the high crimes and misdemeanor impeachment clause of the Constitution," Mr. Nader told students at Columbia College in Chicago.

"We'd like to know if he still finds humor in the fabrications that justified the war that killed my son," Ms. Zappala wrote.