Military deception and propaganda

[Ron Humphrey]

Sorry, but you merely missed all those doubts that persisted around the world.
The U.S. intelligence services were quite reluctant and careful as well.

Besides; your "best proof" is no proof at all - it's at best a weak indication.

To true on that one, of course there may have been the little fact so ?how? many of those disagreeing had a (hmmm, for lack of a better term)Vested interest in us not going in.

A bit back2topic; re-writing history is also an important part of propaganda. It's also a very powerful thing, if you've got the right levers.

It is an amazing thing, tain't it