Antwort: Re: Antwort: [iwar] Officer Safety Alert Bulletin Officer needs assistance (fwd)
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Subject: Antwort: Re: Antwort: [iwar] Officer Safety Alert Bulletin Officer needs assistance (fwd)
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> I guess you just don't understand the history of propaganda as an
> information warfare method in the US
Right. I am sorry. We had handouts in Europe as early as the 1910's and
1920's,
So I am a little surprised that it is new to the US. But so be it,
I am willing to accept that lesson from you.
Here in Europe, "politcally" motivated handouts are a common thing.
It would result in "DoSing" the list if we reported every three
misguided persons distributing newsletters. So, previous to your remark
I considered it preferable to report only more widespread phenomena,
e.g. co-ordinated handouts campaigns or similar.
Again my apologies for being narrow minded.
Regards, Markus
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