Explosive News Exposing the Propaganda Machine in Iraq

London based PR agency paid over $100 million dollars annually (over $500 million in total) to create:
 
1.    The first was television commercials portraying al-Qaeda in a negative light.
2.    The second was news items which were made to look as if they had been ‘created by Arabic TV’, Wells said. Bell Pottinger would send teams out to film low-definition video of al Qaeda bombings and then edit it like a piece of news footage. It would be voiced in Arabic and distributed to TV stations across the region, according to Wells.
3.    The third and most sensitive programme described by Wells was the production of fake al Qaeda propaganda films. He told the Bureau how the videos were made. He was given precise instructions: ‘We need to make this style of video and we’ve got to use al Qaeda’s footage,’ he was told. ‘We need it to be 10 minutes long, and it needs to be in this file format, and we need to encode it in this manner.’ 
US marines would take the CDs on patrol and drop them in the chaos when they raided targets. Wells said: ‘If they’re raiding a house and they’re going to make a mess of it looking for stuff anyway, they’d just drop an odd CD there.’

Un. Real.