Foreign Influence Part 2
Siber Edmonds has more on The High-Jacking of a Nation:
Smearing is a lot easier than debating the facts.
This article will attempt to illustrate the functioning of the above model in the case of another country, the Republic of Turkey, and its set of agents and operators in the U.S.
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[T]hose subject to criticism in these articles have mastered the art of spinning when it comes to the media and propaganda. The Israeli lobby is quick to stamp all factually backed criticism as 'anti-Semitic' and attack it as such. The Turkish lobby, in this regard, as with everything else, follows its Israeli mentors; they label all dissent and criticism as anti-Turkey, or, Kurdish or Armenian propaganda; while the Saudi lobby goes around kicking and screaming 'anti-Muslim propaganda.'
Smearing is a lot easier than debating the facts.
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President Carter talks about AIPAC and Israel on C-SPAN"
President Carter, Mearsheimer and Walt and The Israel Lobby
Caller asks President Carter about AIPAC and other pressure groups within the US.
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