Paul Moran - Revision history

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Affiliations

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==Affiliations==
*[[Rendon Group]]
*[[Iraqi National Congress]]

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 :Moran had lived a double life, filing reports for the Australian Broadcasting Corp. and other news organizations, while at other times operating as a clandestine agent for Rendon, enjoying what his family calls his "James Bond lifestyle." Moran had trained Iraqi opposition forces in photographic espionage, showing them how to covertly document Iraqi military activities, and had produced pro-war announcements for the Pentagon. "He worked for the Rendon Group in London," says his mother, Kathleen. "They just send people all over the world -- where there are wars."
-A memorial service for Moran organised by the [[Rendon Group]] was attended by [[Judith Miller]], [[John Rendon]] and [[Zaab Sethna]] of [[INC]] - his co-conspirators in selling the war.
+A memorial service for Moran organised by the [[Rendon Group]] was attended by [[Judith Miller]], [[John Rendon]] and [[Zaab Sethna]] of the INC - his co-conspirators in selling the war.
 ==Affiliations==

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−	Paul Moran (d. 2003) was an Australian ~~free lance~~ journalist and member of the PR firm [[Rendon Group]] who was used as a conduit for [[~~INC~~]] propaganda. He became the first journalist to die in the war he had helped sell.	+	Paul Moran (d. 2003) was an Australian freelance journalist and member of the PR firm [[Rendon Group]] who was used as a conduit for [[Iraqi National Congress]] (INC) propaganda. He became the first journalist to die in the Iraq war, which he had helped sell.

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 :Moran had lived a double life, filing reports for the Australian Broadcasting Corp. and other news organizations, while at other times operating as a clandestine agent for Rendon, enjoying what his family calls his "James Bond lifestyle." Moran had trained Iraqi opposition forces in photographic espionage, showing them how to covertly document Iraqi military activities, and had produced pro-war announcements for the Pentagon. "He worked for the Rendon Group in London," says his mother, Kathleen. "They just send people all over the world -- where there are wars."
-A memorial service for Moran organnized by the [[Rendon Group]] was attended by [[Judith Miller]], [[John Rendon]] and [[Zaab Sethna]] of [[INC]] - his co-conspirators in selling the war.
+A memorial service for Moran organised by the [[Rendon Group]] was attended by [[Judith Miller]], [[John Rendon]] and [[Zaab Sethna]] of [[INC]] - his co-conspirators in selling the war.
 ==Affiliations==

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	==Related Articles==		==Related Articles==
	*James Bamford, [http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story/8798997/the_man_who_sold_the_war/print The Man Who Sold The War], ''Rolling Stone'', November 17, 2005		*James Bamford, [http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story/8798997/the_man_who_sold_the_war/print The Man Who Sold The War], ''Rolling Stone'', November 17, 2005
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		+	[[Category:Australia\|Moran, Paul]]

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 :Moran had lived a double life, filing reports for the Australian Broadcasting Corp. and other news organizations, while at other times operating as a clandestine agent for Rendon, enjoying what his family calls his "James Bond lifestyle." Moran had trained Iraqi opposition forces in photographic espionage, showing them how to covertly document Iraqi military activities, and had produced pro-war announcements for the Pentagon. "He worked for the Rendon Group in London," says his mother, Kathleen. "They just send people all over the world -- where there are wars."
-His funeral was attended by [[Judith Miller]], [[John Rendon]] and [[Zaab Sethna]] of [[INC]] - his co-conspirators in selling the war.
+A memorial service for Moran organnized by the [[Rendon Group]] was attended by [[Judith Miller]], [[John Rendon]] and [[Zaab Sethna]] of [[INC]] - his co-conspirators in selling the war.
 ==Affiliations==

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	Paul Moran (d. 2003) was an Australian free lance journalist and member of the PR firm [[Rendon Group]] who was used as a conduit for [[INC]] propaganda. He became the first journalist to die in the war he had helped sell.		Paul Moran (d. 2003) was an Australian free lance journalist and member of the PR firm [[Rendon Group]] who was used as a conduit for [[INC]] propaganda. He became the first journalist to die in the war he had helped sell.
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		+	According to Bamford:
		+	:Moran had lived a double life, filing reports for the Australian Broadcasting Corp. and other news organizations, while at other times operating as a clandestine agent for Rendon, enjoying what his family calls his "James Bond lifestyle." Moran had trained Iraqi opposition forces in photographic espionage, showing them how to covertly document Iraqi military activities, and had produced pro-war announcements for the Pentagon. "He worked for the Rendon Group in London," says his mother, Kathleen. "They just send people all over the world -- where there are wars."
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		+	His funeral was attended by [[Judith Miller]], [[John Rendon]] and [[Zaab Sethna]] of [[INC]] - his co-conspirators in selling the war.

	==Affiliations==		==Affiliations==

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		+	Paul Moran (d. 2003) was an Australian free lance journalist and member of the PR firm [[Rendon Group]] who was used as a conduit for [[INC]] propaganda. He became the first journalist to die in the war he had helped sell.

	==Affiliations==		==Affiliations==

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	*[[Rendon Group]]		*[[Rendon Group]]
	*[[Iraqi National Congress]]		*[[Iraqi National Congress]]
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		+	==Related Articles==
		+	*James Bamford, [http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story/8798997/the_man_who_sold_the_war/print The Man Who Sold The War], ''Rolling Stone'', November 17, 2005