Word: propagandas
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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While the activists--variously dressed in suits and t-shirts, and all wearing Mets pins and caps--listed their demands and passed around Mets' propaganda, a crowd of several dozen Yard passers-by gathered to watch the spectacle...
...Moore said he disagreed with his side's decision to pull out of ICJ case because the decision not to try the case "hands Nicaragua a propaganda victory...
...with, we invariably know what they think long before they appear on television to tell us. Second, what they say on television is not necessarily what they think (which is much more accurately conveyed by what they do--kneecapping, amputations, point-blank murder and the like). It is sugared propaganda...
...Nevada explosion, designed to test the effects of radiation on American warheads, will underline in the bluntest possible manner the swift White House rejection of the Kremlin's latest arms-control overture. With the deft mixing of propaganda and substance that has been the hallmark of his style, Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev went on television two weeks ago, with no advance word to the U.S. through diplomatic channels, to propose that President Reagan meet him promptly in Europe to negotiate a total ban on nuclear tests. If the U.S. rejected the offer and continued testing, Gorbachev warned, the Kremlin would...
...advance of the Dobrynin visit, the betting in Washington was that Gorbachev would eventually agree to come to a second summit. To stay home, in this view, would hand Reagan a devastating propaganda advantage. In other words, Gorbachev needs a new summit more than Reagan does...