Propaganda is the intentional manipulation of the public, as it is used by governments deliberately change opinions. The vague language used in propaganda “is designed to make lies sound truthful,” which results in it serving as a calculated method to present information in a deceiving way (Orwell). Since propaganda often uses misleading language to spread biased ideas, it is the sensationalism of information and often leads to government officials conveying lies to the public. The importance of propaganda’s role in the government was proven during World War One, when success was dependent on the propagation of ideology, rather than military strength. According to George Creel, the head of the U.S. Committee on Public Information, propaganda
