This formula for making headlines comes from a description of actual
techniques used widely in Latin America by various sources of
propaganda:

HEADLINE = SUBJECT + VERB +
OBJECT

Scapegoat term Groundless accusation in
future Glittering generality

(Subject)
(Verb) (Object)

Terrorist plant to
attack Political system
Extremists
(or) Public
education

On Sep 29, 7:47 pm, Suzana hwcn.org> wrote:

This did not work at all. I'll try again.

HEADLINE=SUBJECT+VERB+ OBJECT

Scapegoat term Groundless accusation in future Glittering
generality
(Subject) (Verb)
(Object)

Terrorist plan to attack
political system
Extreemist (or)
public education system

Rebels threaten
freedom
Socialists
Armed forces

I hate the new google ....argh.....
It won't let me present formula

"Suzana" hwcn.org> wrote in message
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Hi Suzana,

When copying things from web pages to post to 'text' newsgroups I have found
that it often helps to first PASTE the info into a blank Notepad doc.

Usually this will retain a semblance of the formating spaces and columns,
without the html codes.

You may need to make a few editing adjustments in Notepad first, but when
you copy that info from the Notepad doc into Google [ an html page ] it will
retain the exact layout that you see in the Notepad doc.

Good luck! :)

On Sep 29, 9:31 pm, "Sean" blah.com.au> wrote:

"Suzana" hwcn.org> wrote in message
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"Sean" blah.com.au> wrote in message
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Some more info for the Suzana Tool Box ...

the following is a repost (not authored my myself) from another
newsgroup.

it may be of interest to some of you

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As we are all aware, we increasingly live in an environment shaped by
information.
In this environment, conflicting forces hope to sway and shape our
opinions.
Several such campaigns have been launched recently in the Buddhist forums.

I am posting this document on propaganda, with the intention of making
available a means of critical evaluation.

The document "Propaganda Techniques" is based upon
"Appendix I: PSYOP Techniques" from "Psychological Operations
Field Manual No.33-1" published by Headquarters;
Department of the Army, in Washington DC, on 31 August 1979

Although this document was published by the US Army, the techniques
described are well known to those who practice propaganda. This is
evident through reading the recent posts of

On Sep 30, 12:14 am, "Sean" blah.com.au> wrote: