The military analysts you see on television are often ex-military officers retired to public life. But it turns out many of them may still be in the fight: The New York Times reports today that the Pentagon organized the analysts to deliver a unified message of victory in Iraq, which the analysts delivered to audiences -- even when they suspected the truth was more grim. Why? Many had post-military business interests that depended on access to the Pentagon. One analyst said the setup reminded him of a "psyops" operation. Is this a case of the Defense Department running a propaganda campaign against Americans?
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Ferdy, from Jensen Beach
Submitted on April 21st, 2008 by GolfferdieFerdy, from Jensen Beach ,FL.
Yes in a word YES. You see when crap hits the fan and your brain says flight not fight you do what you are trained. Think about it, They need to so you dont be a burden to the rest of you outfit.Its for there safety.