>I see it repeated a lot that think tanks are really propaganda engines with an intellectual veneer, but can you back that up with specific examples? You'd fig

>I see it repeated a lot that think tanks are really propaganda engines with an intellectual veneer, but can you back that up with specific examples? You'd figure the fact that the only "thinking" that gets factored into any decision (apart of that of bureaucrats too worried about their election coffers and thus easily paid off - oh, I'm sorry, "donated to") is privately paid is damning enough...