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The ideological underpinnings of this political mechanism suggest a sense of protectionism for the American populace, who, it is argued, are often not equipped to understand the complexities of international affairs. As noted in discussions surrounding this topic, the American public tends to perceive straightforward dichotomies between peace and war. This naiveté has necessitated a covert apparatus that operates beneath the surface, crafting "black propaganda" and engaging in economic sabotage to achieve U.S. interests, authorized under frameworks like NC 10-2.