Terrorism is a form of psychological warfare against a society.
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The aims were to disable attackers and wage psychological warfare.
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It is obviously a part of their Psychological Warfare tactics.
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That element of psychological warfare almost surely played a part.
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Negan, on the other hand, knows his way around psychological warfare.
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Russia is using psychological warfare to support the country's geopolitical ambitions.
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Still, the sound could just be a form of psychological warfare.
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Call it campaign meddling, psychological warfare or simply business as usual.
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"What you see is the psychological warfare of printing materials," Miller said.
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"The South used to blast psychological warfare propaganda at us," he said.
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Tehran has described U.S. moves as "psychological warfare" and a "political game".
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Nefarious Russian (or George Soros-funded, depending on your bent) psychological warfare?
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It's all psychological warfare aimed at undermining us from the inside out.
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Tehran has described those steps as "psychological warfare" and a "political game".
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Sarami of the exporters' union described the American measures as "psychological warfare".
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Now our AI was waging a psychological warfare campaign, and he seemed fine.
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Others said the PISA tests were "adulterated" or an exercise in psychological warfare.
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Psychological warfare is your game, and no one plays it better than you.
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He dismissed the allegation as "psychological warfare" by foreign-based Iranian opposition groups.
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For this psychological warfare, the Trump campaign paid Cambridge Analytica millions of dollars.
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Iran says it will not be cowed by what it has called psychological warfare.
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Iran has dismissed the U.S. military build up as "psychological warfare" designed to intimidate it.
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Two Iran-backed Iraqi paramilitary groups said talk of threats was "psychological warfare" by Washington.
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Bob Kersee would call the accident "psychological warfare," but the damage, though temporary, was done.
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Psychological warfare is what they've done best going all the way back to the Bolsheviks.
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The building was surrounded by U.S. troops, who resorted to psychological warfare by blasting rock music.
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The Great Hack suggests that Silicon Valley's larger privacy problems made a psychological warfare campaign inevitable.
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Denying that he had agreed to a swap, Mr Erdogan dismissed these threats as "psychological warfare".
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The third option is that the North Koreans are engaging in a type of psychological warfare.
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THAT passive part is the psychological warfare—not the right-in-her-face threatening aspect. 5.
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Artest wore it proudly, often waving it in your face as a bit of psychological warfare.
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Iran denies any link to attacks on shipping and says the U.S. military moves are "psychological warfare".
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Together, these images were a form of psychological warfare, showing visitors the fate of those who resist.
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They're engaged in full-blown psychological warfare now, and neither man has the mettle to break free.
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" As for the invention's uses, an Air Force disclosure form listed the first application as "Psychological Warfare.
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Iran has dismissed announcement of a U.S. aircraft carrier deployment as old news, recycled for psychological warfare.
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"This is psychological warfare," said N. Bhaskara Rao, chairman of the Centre for Media Studies in New Delhi.
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Today, Russian military might as we know it is halfway between a fact and a psychological warfare operation.
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The army's department of public relations and psychological warfare published the book in English and Burmese in July.
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"Stop the anti-North psychological warfare broadcasts that light the fuse of war," some of the messages read.
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Political reporters are not like financial journalists or consumer watchdogs, and they're certainly not experts in psychological warfare.
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It is a psychological warfare doctrine that is becoming an increasingly critical element in the country's geopolitical ambitions.
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Iran denied the airliner had been hit by a missile, saying such reports were "psychological warfare against Iran".
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And as if the physical demands of such a contest are not enough, some resort to psychological warfare.
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Khamenei rejected this as "economic and psychological... warfare against us, and new American sanctions are part of it".
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Loudspeakers and propaganda balloons were favorite weapons of psychological warfare used by the two Koreas during the Cold War.
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"We're facing Russian propaganda, information warfare and even psychological warfare almost daily," said Garisons, of the Latvian Defense Ministry.
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It's hard for a Scorpio to pass up the chance for psychological warfare, often creating more drama than necessary.
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To advance its geopolitical ambitions around the world, Russia is increasingly relying on psychological warfare using deceit and disguise.
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It's not that Cláudia Gadelha isn't impressed, at least on a clinical level, by Jędrzejczyk's facility for psychological warfare.
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In the museum's wing dedicated to psychological warfare, a to-scale model of a television studio recalled those efforts.
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I know what you're thinking — psychological warfare, the endless grim clashing of economic forces — but I am being literal.
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Journalists who visited the town reported evidence of a psychological warfare operation of a sophistication that suggested Russian involvement.
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In reality, Seven Island serves less as an antidote for urban drudgery than as a theater for psychological warfare.
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At the height of the cold war, service A numbered some 15,000 officers who engaged in psychological warfare and disinformation.
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However, the MOAB served as a weapon of psychological warfare after it was moved into the theater back in 2003.
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Trump and his lackeys have been waging their own sort of psychological warfare on the American majority that abhors them.
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Three people familiar with the situation said some officers had studied psychological warfare, hacking and other computer skills in Russia.
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"It was psychological warfare on reverse-engineers," says Silas Cutler, a security researcher who worked for CrowdStrike at the time.
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" Banks, 44, tells contestants in the trailer for the upcoming season, which teases tears, pillow fights and "deeply-rooted psychological warfare.
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He's has "gone rogue" and teamed up with Cipher (Charlize Theron), an ice-cold baddie who enjoys cyberterrorism and psychological warfare.
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If the allegations are true, this is like the Mike Rice drama but with less basketball throwing and more psychological warfare.
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The idea that Communist thinking required top-down adherence to orthodoxy, rather than free exploration, was key to U.S. psychological warfare.
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"It was psychological warfare on reverse engineers," Silas Cutler, at the time a security researcher for CrowdStrike, would later tell WIRED.
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It ran stories about subjects like the CIA's efforts to undermine labor movements around the world and psychological warfare conducted under COINTELPRO.
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Silva, however, looked at ease in the cage, using a mix of psychological warfare and occasional rushes forward to keep things interesting.
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Iran, which has distanced itself from the previous attacks, has said it would not be cowed by what it called psychological warfare.
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It's a form of psychological warfare that uses violence or the threat of violence to create some social, political, or religious change.
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But that same engine can also be used by companies more commonly associated with military-style psychological warfare against populations and armies.
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Tehran has called the move "psychological warfare" and said the U.S. moves offered more of a target than a threat to Iran.
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What if this was all one never-ending public disinformation operation—some psychological warfare scheme to make the Soviets look like dupes?
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"That kind of intelligence operation has become part of the psychological warfare," said Eerik-Niiles Kross, a former intelligence chief in Estonia.
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He later referred to this as his own form of "psychological warfare", though it was doubtlessly tame compared to modern sporting standards.
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All alone at King's Landing with few allies, Sansa slowly begins to wilt under the constant humiliation and psychological warfare from the Lannisters.
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Iran, which has distanced itself from the previous attacks, has said it will not be cowed by what it describes as psychological warfare.
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"They represent an effective form of psychological warfare—to project strength, pierce defenses, and strike fear into enemy soldiers' hearts," the study said.
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Pickle Rick proceeds to wage the same psychological warfare on his sewer rat and Russian enemies that he uses on his own family.
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"They represent an effective form of psychological warfare-to project strength, pierce defenses, and strike fear into enemy soldiers' hearts," the study said.
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Much more familiar is the sort of playground psychological warfare practiced by Alex Ferguson and José Mourinho, where every word was a provocation.
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Its leaders, analysts say, are determined not to capitulate to what they view as economic and psychological warfare, or to negotiate under duress.
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They selected math prodigies when they were 12 or 13 and trained them to become software developers, online psychological warfare experts and hackers.
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His concerns deepened when he researched S.C.L. He was disturbed to learn that the company specialized in psychological warfare, and in influencing elections.
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Although it is true a well coordinated, well managed and an all-out offensive is required, it has to also implement psychological warfare.
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It was not put together by the psychological warfare and public-relations department of the Ministry of Defence, but by two private production companies.
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For now we are in the process of intimidation and psychological warfare.... To have a strong price reaction you need something to really happen.
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For now we are in the process of intimidation and psychological warfare ... To have a strong price reaction you need something to really happen.
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Some analysts said the North's use of a bygone encryption tool was rekindling old fear among South Koreans of an escalation in psychological warfare.
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The military's showcasing of such training to reporters is all part of the psychological warfare Israel and Hamas have been engaged in for years.
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This suspicion (that nobody is immune to this level of psychological warfare) was confirmed thanks to an independent replication of the experiment in 2017.
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If some nation really does have a weapon that causes hearing damage using inaudible sound, it would signal a new, terrifying chapter in psychological warfare.
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Iran says the U.S. is waging "psychological warfare" and a senior Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander has said Iran would retaliate against any aggressive U.S. moves.
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Turn read receipts on a specific thread: This is kind of like waging psychological warfare, but just for a day, try turning on read receipts.
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For decades, with only a few breaks, the two sides have pumped out propaganda from huge banks of speakers as a form of psychological warfare.
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Spokesmen for two Iran-backed paramilitary groups said there were no plans to target U.S. forces, saying talk of threats was "psychological warfare" by Washington.
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Former Cambridge Analytica staffers tell CNN that Bannon's vision came to fruition through their previous employer, which they described as a weapon of psychological warfare.
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Iran says the strategy amounts to "psychological warfare" and a senior Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander on Sunday said Iran would retaliate against any aggressive U.S. moves.
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Hun Sen has termed the threat by the EU a "psychological warfare" against his government, adding that the withdrawal of the EBA would not affect Cambodia.
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Iran says the U.S. is waging "psychological warfare" and a senior Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander on Sunday said Iran would retaliate against any aggressive U.S. moves.
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Abolfazl Shekarchi, a spokesman for the Iranian armed forces, denied the plane was downed by a missile, calling the claims "psychological warfare" by Iranian opposition groups.
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Conor McGregor whispered some words of psychological warfare to Floyd Mayweather during their final face off on Wednesday ... and now we know exactly what he said.
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The Trump administration said in May it would send troops and other forces to the Middle East, citing Iranian threats, a move Tehran has called "psychological warfare".
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"The subsequent threats that military intervention is not off the table, I think, have been part of a psychological warfare campaign targeting the Venezuela military," LeoGrande said.
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So, maybe it was all a part of the masterplan: an act of psychological warfare that created a ripple effect to get them where they are now.
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It is as much a PSA about the childishness of drunkards as it is a testament to the effectiveness of food as a weapon of psychological warfare.
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On Monday, a senior officer in Iran's Revolutionary Guards, Commander General Gholam Hossein Gheibparvar, described Trump's remarks as "psychological warfare," the semi-official ISNA news agency reported.
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Iran described the U.S. moves as "psychological warfare", and a British commander cast doubt on U.S. military concerns about threats to its roughly 5,000 soldiers in Iraq.
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"This is psychological warfare," said Songklod, describing a recent case he brought against over 100 people for sharing a post he deemed critical of the Constitutional Court.
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He would encourage psychological warfare against principals: Contact them two weeks after Lifetouch delivers its pictures, when "mommas" are complaining about poor photo quality and customer service.
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The fact that the psychological warfare on diplomats reportedly began in the fall of 2016 and remained secret until this month has made everything all the more mysterious.
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Washington (CNN)Iran's ambassador to the United Nations accused the US Tuesday of engaging in "psychological warfare," citing President Donald Trump's public threats and his administration's military maneuvers.
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Judge Tabaddor called the new policies "huge psychological warfare," and said judges were being pushed to move faster at the expense of denying immigrants their rights in court.
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It was an astute, successful bit of psychological warfare from Baez: Arenado instinctively reacted to the unexpected hug by hugging Baez back, cloaking the interference in a tender embrace.
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Russia began its psychological warfare campaign against America's democracy as early as 2900, culminating in the influence of our 220006 elections to get Donald Trump to 2202 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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"The whole world is being duped" by Mr. Kim, said Shim Jin-sup, a retired psychological warfare officer of the South Korean military and expert on North Korean propaganda.
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The military tapped its rich history of psychological warfare that it developed during the decades when Myanmar was controlled by a military junta, which gave up power in 2011.
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Derogatory, threatening or racist remarks are not only a routine part of the Australian game, they have become a form of psychological warfare used to establish dominance over opponents.
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Mr. Rouhani said that he would not bend to "psychological warfare" from Mr. Trump and that Iran's Atomic Energy Organization was ready to produce more nuclear fuel if necessary.
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However, a rebel commander in the Deraa region of the southwest told Reuters there was no sign of mobilization for such an assault and accused Damascus of waging psychological warfare.
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British troops are using Bollywood music as part of their psychological warfare against the Islamic State in Libya, by blasting loud songs from India's large film industry in empty cars.
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In addition to his farm near Morogoro, Mr Shem owns a large cattle ranch upon which smaller farmers have encroached, leading to court cases and what he calls "psychological warfare".
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As she cogently argues, psychological warfare planners understood the word "culture" the way that midcentury anthropologists did: to refer to the entire "structure of society," not merely to its artists.
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Aside from the practicality and enormous reach of radio, Radio in a Box capitalized on one of the cornerstones of psychological warfare that Muñoz and his colleagues write about: credibility.
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We have seen all of this before, employed by the K.G.B. and the East German Stasi: psychological warfare, rumor-mongering, schemes to bribe politicians and then expose them as criminals.
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Certainly, Russian literature is studded with examples of researchers looking to combine biological weapons against the mind with the use of psychological warfare or information warfare to achieve mass effects.
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Published by the military's public relations and psychological warfare department, the 1971-page book features at least three fake photos, including a Pulitzer Prize-winning image of the Rwandan genocide.
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Published by the military's public relations and psychological warfare department, the 117-page book features at least three fake photos, including a Pulitzer Prize-winning image of the Rwandan genocide.
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SCL Group worked predominately with commercial clients until the late '90s, when the Indonesian government reportedly hired the organization for its psychological warfare expertise to respond to secessionist and religious violence.
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A political official in Jaish al Islam denied they had agreed to evacuate Douma and said the government-inspired reports were stepped up psychological warfare aimed at forcing them to capitulate.
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But the field of battle was usually confined to one set of living quarters and propelled by psychological warfare among people who knew one another better than anyone else possibly could.
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For the first time, Iran had been able to reach a kind of diplomatic solution to a crisis that had crippled its economy and had waged a psychological warfare against Iranian people.
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The symbolism of the visit is striking, given that the South Korean military uses K-pop for psychological warfare, blasting it from loudspeakers in the Demilitarized Zone that divides the two countries.
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But for this generation, YouTube clips on an arena screen seem much more of the moment, and Rutgers appears to be one of the few universities to deploy such curated psychological warfare.
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Not only are users readying themselves tweet-by-tweet for annihilation, but they've also been tearing themselves apart over accusations of elaborate foreign psychological warfare, coordinated disinformation campaigns, and manipulation from bots.
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It is a "time-honored KGB tactic for waging informational and psychological warfare," Michael Weiss, a senior editor at The Daily Beast and editor in chief of The Interpreter, wrote on Tuesday.
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Iran has said the U.S. is engaging in "psychological warfare," called the U.S. military presence "a target" rather than a threat and said it will not allow its oil exports to be halted.
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You have almost no rights and the questioning can be brutally invasive — as I, too, have experienced, along with the stare-downs and silent psychological warfare they use to mentally shake you down.
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Because I had an economics degree from Harvard and add to that the military background in psychological warfare, I became very interested in clearly understanding the intersection between human psychology and economic activity.
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Watch our 2014 documentary on Form 696, 'The Police Vs Grime Music': Much like stop-and-search, the use of the form can feel like a type of psychological warfare against BAME communities.
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Iran has dismissed both moves - which the United States said it took after U.S. intelligence signaled possible preparations by Tehran to attack U.S. forces or interests - as "psychological warfare" designed to intimidate it.
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"After I forced myself into a cell w/ women&began speaking to them, one of them described their treatment at the hands of officers as 'psychological warfare,'" Ms. Ocasio-Cortez tweeted on Monday.
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The Russian military does not draw a sharp separation between its psychological warfare operations and its media office, meaning the statement's purpose could be tactical and intended to assist Russian forces in Syria.
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"One day the story of the Ukrainian airline crash will be taught in schools for lessons in psychological warfare," Mohammad Keshvari, the chief executive of an Iranian information technology company, argued on Twitter.
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" There was also a data-analytics firm, Cambridge Analytica, an offshoot of a British company "that advised foreign governments and militaries on influencing elections and public opinion using the tools of psychological warfare.
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Iran has dismissed the new U.S. deployments, including of an aircraft carrier, as old news announced now to intimidate it through "psychological warfare", at a time when Washington is also tightening financial sanctions.
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While it's not a revelation that connected devices can be exploited by bad actors, the inflamed use of this tech as a vehicle for psychological warfare and surveillance in abusive relationships is deeply unsettling.
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The Russians understand, to an inspiring degree, the divisions in Western societies, and they follow the first rule of psychological warfare: To effectively manipulate, one must rely on reality rather than easily refuted lies.
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Iran dismissed announcement of a U.S. aircraft carrier deployment as old news, recycled for psychological warfare, and said it would soon announce plans to roll back some of its commitments under the 2015 deal.
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The suggestion that Iran would shoot down a passenger plane was a "Western plot," they said, "psychological warfare" aimed at weakening Iran just as it had exercised its military muscle against the United States.
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Iran has accused the United States of "psychological warfare" and Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said this week Tehran would not negotiate another deal after Washington quit a 2015 pact over Iran's nuclear program.
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The other side: Keyvan Khosravi, spokesman for Iran's supreme national security council, on Monday called Bolton's statement "a clumsy use of an out-of-date event for psychological warfare," according to Iran's Tasnim news agency.
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In recent years, Russia has increased its involvement within its sphere of influence (primarily other countries in the former Soviet Union) including the use of open military force, intelligence operations, psychological warfare, and economic warfare.
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Racing to work any kind of psychological warfare he can if he gets back into the main house, Paulie tells Chuck and Brit that he is going to spread a rumor that they had sex.
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Moscow's psychological warfare in the 2016 U.S. presidential elections was the culmination of a decades-long strategy for fomenting divisions in the West and undermining democracies, often in places ill equipped to combat the threat.
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Describing as "psychological warfare" an offer President Trump made last month for talks "without preconditions," Mr. Rouhani said Iran would need to see "sincerity" from the United States in order to engage in any talks.
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This is what made Radio in a Box such an exception to American psychological warfare: it was run by Afghans on a day-to-day basis, with PSYOP messaging handed down from the American command.
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What makes it a form of psychological warfare is that anyone at the wrong place at the wrong time — like a postal worker or a neighbor to whom this might accidentally be left — might be affected.
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The strongest hint so far has come from Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who either revealed American plans for a strike or engaged in one of the better bits of psychological warfare in recent times.
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Dr. Horgan stressed that in addition to physical violence, "terrorism is fundamentally a form of psychological warfare, and it's one of the greatest ironies that we help give it its strength in our reactions to it."
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Ankara (Reuters) - Overnight threats by President Donald Trump against Iran amount to "psychological warfare", and Tehran will continue to resist its enemies, a senior commander of Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards was quoted as saying on Monday.
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The report made no direct mention of the Taiwan election, but a Taiwanese military official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said the broadcast may be "psychological warfare" warning the new Taiwan government to tread carefully.
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It is one of three images that appear in the book, published in July by the army's department of public relations and psychological warfare, that have been misrepresented as archival pictures from the western state of Rakhine.
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In addition to meeting people who said they had to drink from toilets and were being subjected to "psychological warfare," Ocasio-Cortez came across a packet of shampoo she said had been provided to migrants in lockup.
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Iran described the U.S. moves as "psychological warfare", and a British commander cast doubt on U.S. military concerns about threats to its roughly 5,000 soldiers in Iraq, who have been helping Iraqi security forces fight Islamic State.
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"General Abolfazl Shekarchi described the idea as "psychological warfare" from the US."Most of the passengers on this plane were invaluable Iranian youth; everything we do is aimed at defending our people&aposs and country&aposs security.
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Putin's attacks on democracy wage a different kind of warfare combining espionage, cyberwar, infowar, psychological warfare, cultural war, propaganda and financial weaponry that provides money to Russia-friendly politicians and parties that are often far right extremists.
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While there exists a perception that conspiracy theorists are harmless tin-foil hat wearing loners, sewing discord and mistrust in established institutions, such as the government or military, is a known tool of psychological warfare and social engineering.
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His welcoming of K-pop icons, and Kim Yong-chol's apology, are a stark departure from just a few years ago, when South Korea began blaring K-pop songs across their shared border as a psychological warfare tactic.
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Beyond the personal attacks, Kogan said Wylie, who is quoted as having created "Steve Bannon's psychological warfare tool" has had similar issues standing up claims that he's made about Cambridge Analytica and its supposed efficacy in swaying voters.
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U.S. officials announced on Sunday that the movement of the Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group and a bomber task force towards the Middle East was meant to counter "credible threats", but Tehran dismissed the move as "psychological warfare".
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SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea turned off loudspeakers blaring bouncy music and other propaganda into North Korea on Monday, silencing weapons of psychological warfare so annoying to the North that its military once fired shots across the border.
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Ankara, July 23 (Reuters) - Overnight threats by President Donald Trump against Iran amount to "psychological warfare", and Tehran will continue to resists its enemies, a senior commander of Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards was quoted as saying on Monday.
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"The propaganda will say, 'The South Korean artists came because we developed our nuclear weapons, and they are here to celebrate our nuclear development,'" said Shim Jin-sup, a retired psychological warfare officer in the South Korean military.
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What emerges is a picture of a man who from an early point possessed an unusual ability to relate to other people, a stereotypically American can-do optimism, an impatience with bureaucracy and a fascination with psychological warfare.
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One veteran of that era said classes on advanced psychological warfare from 15 years ago taught a golden rule for false news: If one quarter of the content is true, that helps make the rest of it believable.
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Despite media offensives against the strike by Israel and punitive acts of psychological warfare against the strikers themselves, the prisoner's movement appears steadfast in pressing their immediate demands concerning issues like visitation rights, legal services, and administrative detention.
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"PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE" U.S. national security adviser John Bolton said on Sunday the United States was deploying the Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group and a bomber task force to the Middle East in a warning over threats by Iranian forces.
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But "Three Peaks" takes more turns, and eventually the characters descend into psychological warfare — the terrors of that creaking mountain ice are nothing compared to what lurks within a child who may not be as innocent as he appears.
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" Vince Cable, the leader of the Liberal Democrats, a centrist and pro-European opposition party, said the increased pressure was "psychological warfare" intended "to scare members of Parliament, businesses and the public with the threat of a no-deal.
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After hours on high alert, the group had come to believe that the tip they had gotten earlier about a planned overnight raid was actually a red herring planted by the federal agents in an act of psychological warfare.
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A white boyfriend tells her that her hand is "like a possum paw", and a fellow student stages psychological warfare by anonymously leaving a series of notes that read "FUCK OFF BACK TO WHERE YOU CAME FROM" in her schoolbag.
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Iran dismissed a U.S. announcement of the deployment of an aircraft carrier to the Middle East as old news, recycled for psychological warfare, and said it would soon announce plans to roll back some of its commitments under the 2015 deal.
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" Debate co-moderator Martha Raddatz of ABC News, who has spent considerable time in the Iraqi war zone, gently suggested that the U.S. military might have an actual strategy in making these announcements, proffering that they could be "psychological warfare.
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The USFK Special Technical Operations Cell, working with the NSA and CIA, special operations, and psychological warfare planners began to develop "methods of approach to capture and contain high value leaders and politicians," according to classified documents obtained by VICE News.
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Maskirovka is "designed to manipulate the adversary's picture of reality, misinform it and eventually interfere with the decision-making process of individuals, organizations, governments and societies," Dima Adamsky, an authority on Russian psychological warfare, wrote in a paper published last year.
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In the run-up to the December 2012 election, Mr. Won directed a secret team of psychological warfare agents to work with hired private bloggers on an online smear campaign against Ms. Park's political rivals, according to the prosecutors' indictment.
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Iran has dismissed the U.S. military build up as "psychological warfare" designed to intimidate it, and Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said this week that Tehran would not negotiate with the United States on another nuclear deal and such talks would be "poison".
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While the solicitations may not bear any fruits for some years to come, the requests from the Department of Defense clearly demonstrate the future direction of America's UAV surveillance program that's as much about intelligence gathering as it is about psychological warfare.
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In the run-up to the December 2012 election, Mr. Won directed a secret team of psychological warfare officials of his agency to work with hired private bloggers on an online smear campaign against Ms. Park's political rivals, according to the prosecutors' indictment.
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In the lead-up to the 2012 election, Mr. Won directed a secret team of psychological warfare agents to work with hired private bloggers on an online smear campaign against Ms. Park's political rivals, including Mr. Moon, according to the prosecutors' indictment.
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" She later added: "After I forced myself into a cell with women and began speaking to them, one of them described their treatment at the hands of officers as 'psychological warfare' — waking them at odd hours for no reason, calling them whores, etc.
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Six weeks earlier, Salvador Allende, a democratic Socialist, had won the presidency in a free and fair election, in spite of the United States' spending millions of dollars on psychological warfare and misinformation to prevent his victory (we'd call it "fake news" today).
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For all the talk of how professional he was during Jackson's psychological warfare to pressure him into waiving the no-trade clause (and erase Jackson's negotiating error), Anthony has, season after season, seemed to revel in attention related to his possible departures and potential destinations.
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Millions of words and tens of millions of dollars (at least) were dedicated to counter terrorist narratives with competing messaging, strategic communications, psychological warfare, or psy-ops — all designed to dissuade the vulnerable from joining terrorists' causes or lure the thoughtful away from their ranks.
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Forgoing well-established, and reasonable, traditions of MMA trash-talking that say it's best to save your psychological warfare and your breath for people you might one day actually fight, Conor leapt five whole weight classes that night just for the sake of landing a blow.
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And as a form of psychological warfare, carpet bombing produces the opposite of the desired effect -- however much a population may dislike the dictatorship under which it lives, when the bombs rain down, it usually blames the country that unleashes the bombs, not its own government.
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A pink-haired whistleblower named Christopher Wylie admitted that, while he worked for the data analytics firm Cambridge Analytica, he harvested tons of private info from profiles that allowed him to turn Mark Zuckerberg's invention into "Steve Bannon's psychological warfare mindfuck tool" during the 2016 election.
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But those close to the Iranians were alarmed and concluded that either it was a form of psychological warfare, designed to unnerve Iran, or that the Americans really were coming back with the goal of using Iraq as a base for monitoring or even attacking Iran.
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Gholam Hossein Gheibparvar, the chief of the paramilitary Revolutionary Guard's volunteer Basij force, offered a more direct appraisal, saying Monday that Trump's comments were nothing more than "psychological warfare" and he "won't dare" take military action against Iran, according to reports from the semi-official ISNA news agency.
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For two years now, he's done just that, waging psychological warfare by insulting powerful women who challenge him (such as Megyn Kelly and Nancy Pelosi), showing off images of crowds of the white men who now monopolize the halls of power, and defending alleged sexual predators like Roy Moore.
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The bigger worry is that hacking will be used as a form of psychological warfare to create enough concern or questions that the loser, whether a presidential candidate or a down-ballot one, will be able to challenge the results in ways that may not be easily dismissed.
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Following a visit to a CBP center near El Paso, Texas, where agents kept an improvised quarantine room for children infected with scabies, flu, and chicken pox, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tweeted that one woman at the facility told her that agents were inflicting "psychological warfare" on detainees.
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Here are some of the key concepts from the manual: Don't create new issues There is a rule in the manual that says psychological warfare directed at the people of another country should never be done by creating new issues and then trying to convert that foreign nation to them.
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With the swing Supreme Court seat hanging in the balance, both sides of the debate have engaged in some psychological warfare, but Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee have elevated the sowing of doubt about Ford and two other women who have made claims against Kavanaugh to an art form.
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The Trump administration has yet to produce its national security strategy or its national counterterrorism strategy, in which a serious commitment to psychological warfare could be signaled, but the choice of a recognized expert, Ambassador Alberto Fernandez, to head the Middle East Broadcast Network of government-funded broadcast platforms is a positive indicator.
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You would plumb the depths of the web to learn the true price of your desired vehicle, visit a dealer on the last day of the month when they were desperate to meet their sales goals, and use psychological warfare to wrest away the car for a hundred dollars more than they paid for it.
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You've got a few things working in your favor that the Warriors did not, though: the aforementioned good will from being so bad for so long it bordered on psychological warfare, and also you are not owned by a Silicon Valley, trophy-humping weirdo who thinks he invented having good players and shooting three pointers.
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In the wake of the 22020 election, some on the left sought an explanation for Mr. Trump's victory in the idea that his campaign had used shadowy digital techniques inspired by military-style psychological warfare — a "Weaponized AI Propaganda Machine," as one article described it — created by the defunct political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica.
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This would eventually allow Anonymous to wage psychological warfare on the Egyptian government while at the same time sending valuable information and encouragement to the Egyptian people… This led to a somewhat comical scene of me having to spend the night sleeping in an alley behind the coffee house so I could stay connected and keep Hazel running.
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The next president of the United States, which polls suggest is more likely to be Clinton, will need every ounce of that emotional strength, because while the United States has been consumed with its elections, a number of grave crises have continued to escalate around the world -- and many of the key players are themselves masters of psychological warfare.
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"How Trump Consultants Exploited the Facebook Data of Millions," Matthew Rosenberg, Nicholas Confessore and Carole Cadwalladr, The New York Times; "'I Made Steve Bannon's Psychological Warfare Tool': Meet the Data War Whistle-Blower," Carole Cadwalladr, The Guardian — How Facebook data was misappropriated by a third party without the knowledge of Facebook users and used to influence elections.
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Drawing on psychological warfare tactics that Mr. Trump used to defeat "Lyin' Ted" Cruz, "Little Marco" Rubio and "Low-Energy" Jeb Bush in the Republican primaries, the Trump campaign is mapping out character attacks on the Clintons to try to increase their negative poll ratings and bait them into making political mistakes, according to interviews with Mr. Trump and his advisers.
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Our report this week about how Russia is using a growing arsenal of inflatable tanks, jets and missile launchers to conduct psychological warfare reminded me of the West's use of similar tactics in World War II. Like the Russian army today, America's so-called Ghost Army used inflatable planes and vehicles and other deceptive tactics against Axis forces in Europe.
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On Sunday, in a taped interview broadcast on NBC's "Meet the Press," Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., in what was either a warning or an effort at psychological warfare, said that "we're sending a message" to the Russians "at a time and place of our choosing" and that President Vladimir V. Putin will "know it" when the message arrives.
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But I also knew that he would be shot through with pain, unable to sleep, up at his desk in the dark, transported to his past, agonizing over this awful proof of what he'd always suspected: that no matter how strong he was, he was not strong enough to shield — not fully — his sons from the psychological warfare of American racism that whispers obscenities at little boys when they find themselves alone.
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The Presentation team, often working with Research & Analysis and other O.S.S. divisions, explained the diet and nutrition of German city dwellers in order to help the United States government better understand the enemy; illustrated the correct use of weapons, like knives and grenades, and created models of weapons; detailed Japanese "superstitions" for the purposes of psychological warfare; and sent cartoonists to Indonesia to make studies of local iconography that could serve as anti-Japanese propaganda.
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Indeed, the administration's conditions for dropping the sanctions—the withdrawal of all regular Iranian army forces, intelligence operatives, and militias from Syria; an end to weapons trafficking; a shutdown of its entire nuclear program; a moratorium on the testing and development of ballistic missiles; the release of all Americans in its custody; and an end to support for the Houthi militants in Yemen—are so numerous and far-fetched that Iranian officials view them as insincere at best and "psychological warfare" at worst.
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