The $10.8 million Kuwaiti account at Hill and Knowlton, a public
relations firm, spoon-fed propaganda to the American people. One example is
their story about Iraqi troops pulling babies out of incubators; this was
lapped up and repeated by everyone from Amnesty International to George
Bush. It was a masterful bit of PR, particularly since it was also a
complete fabrication. Not to be outdone by H & K, the Pentagon imposed
the same "journalist pool" system they used during Grenada in 1983 and
Panama in 1989, and controlled all news from the front. Vietnam-style
reporting, where cameramen were free to capture images of human suffering,
is now replaced with images from nose cameras in smart bombs, courtesy of
the Pentagon. After the war, the enthusiasm for pool journalism began to
wear off, as some reporters finally realized that they had been used.
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