Propaganda


 * The picture below means what the text says: to support the war on terror. The picture supports the acts of the U.S. armed forces fighting overseas. For those who don't know who the man is in the picture, it is Uncle Sam.**


 * The photo questions our intentions in Iraq and goes against fighting the war. During the conflict, there was a great deal of controversy with society regarding our intentions in the conflict. One side would debate saying we were in to put an end to terrorism, and another other side would debate saying we fought to gain oil. That would be a basic overview of this propaganda.**


 * This picture is against the way our government acted during the War on Terror. The pictures wording** "**Patriotism Means NO QUESTIONS" is a way of saying "No questioning our actions or intentions." For example, when someone tells you to do something and you ask why, they may tell you "Because I said so."**


 * This picture is the same as the picture regarding the idea that we fought to gain oil. This picture isn't as humorous; however, it gives the message flat out. Some people would like to argue with this picture because some people believe we actually went to Iraq to make things better for that country.**


 * The basic concept of this picture is the question: "Why won't the Iraqi government fight Saddam Hussein?" The picture is against us being in the conflict, and it shows that the Iraqi government should have resolved the issue, not us.**