He outlined a number of first hand experiences with “wartime propaganda” during the Gulf War about which he said, “All of these experiences gave me a very unique and personal experience with, and perspective on, WARTIME propaganda. So, imagine my shock and disillusionment when, returning home from such as war, I recognized the same propaganda being utilized against American citizens – first Ruby Ridge, but real bad at Waco. Wartime propaganda being used against Americans!” This, McVeigh said, showed him the value of propaganda as a “war tool.” He then offered another equation, to explain-
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