Matters are made much worse by the skill with which Shariah's adherents dissemble, or simply lie.
Footnote No. 7: Mr. Obama's posture as the tightest skinflint since Eisenhower is a tutorial in how to dissemble with statistics.
That's the time when government is most likely to dissemble and deceive.
Putin's government continues to dissemble about the true nature of its supplier relationship -- read, proliferation -- to Iran's radical and terrorist-sponsoring Islamic regime.
Policy decisions are wrapped around the convoluted budget accounting that Congress and the White House use to obfuscate, dissemble and hide what is really being done.
WSJ: William Poole: A Primer for Understanding Obama's Budget
Where individual idea recognition and information gathering is not valued, top-down corporations give members an incentive to hide information and dissemble in order to keep the bar for performance low.
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One of the most troubling characteristics of those who make a living doing arms control and other feats of diplomatic derring-do is their tendency to dissemble about the true nature of things.
Some JPMorgan executives may have chosen the latter and attempted to dissemble and insulate themselves from blame for the trading collapse, according to a story earlier this month in the New York Times by Ben Protess and Azam Ahmed.
Perhaps most troubling, however, is what Morton Halperin's current efforts -- and those of his partisans -- to conceal or dissemble about his record of defending, assisting, publicizing or otherwise promoting Philip Agee's treasonous activities says about the nominee's integrity.
No, I was never impressed, he was too spidery, too weak in his conversation, and badly composed in his dress, careless of his appearance, but for all that I thought quite civilized in having so little gift to dissemble or pretend what he did not feel.
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