In article <op.t5snsscwc3xi7v@news.povray.org>, 
phi### [at] nospamrocainfreeservecouk says...
> Apart from the "make thing up" bit yep. If you have to make something up 
 
> to fill the gaps then you can be accused of lying; much more satisfactory
  
> to be misinterpreted instead.
> 
Ah, but only by people that *know* what actually exists in the gaps. The 
trick is to find some legitimate gap that they can't fill either, then 
stuff a purple pokadot unicorn into it, or what ever the equivalent is 
in the subject you are trying to spin your way. If it "sounds" like you 
have an answer, while the other side honestly says they don't, but at 
looking, a lot of people that don't know any better will fall for 
"your" version of it. Well, most people, especially when political 
decisions are involved, don't have a clue what is in the gaps, where 
they are, how big they are, or even if they exist at all, but they got 
one clown up there spinning like a top and insisting they do know that 
gaps exist, and they personally, or their team, or what ever, *knows* 
exactly what fits in the hole.

To be clear, the origin of the descriptions I gave are from a book 
written by one of those people that run satire on Comedy Central, so it 
*is* politics that they describe.

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