When accused of waging war by the world press, the Pentagon would often use the word "police action". When accused of a "police action", the Pentagon would then use the term "military advisers", knowing full well that no one would jump on a General's back or even a President's back for offering another country a little "free advice".
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Wednesday, October 07, 2009
100 Words About "Police Action"
When accused of waging war by the world press, the Pentagon would often use the word "police action". When accused of a "police action", the Pentagon would then use the term "military advisers", knowing full well that no one would jump on a General's back or even a President's back for offering another country a little "free advice".
Labels:
Bosnia,
Cold War chess,
conflict,
deception,
Korea,
Lebanon,
lies,
military advisers,
Nicaragua,
police action,
Somalia,
Vietnam,
war
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