Talk:Militainment

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[edit] Removed

I removed this because I'm not sure what it means: "The U.S. military lockdown on all media coverage of the Iraq invasion, too, is an example of militainment." jdb ❋ (talk) 02:58, 15 January 2006 (UTC)

[edit] anti-military bias?

"From recruiting to public relations and revisionist history of events depicted in news and history books."

1. No examples are given of the military practicing revisionist history
2. Calling any historical information provided by the military "revisionist history" might not be neutral, since what is "depicted in news and history books" may not necessarily be correct.