They are typically used by politicians and propagandists. She described journalists as "political activists" and "propagandists" against President Trump. Open-ended instructions were given to execute "other radical elements (saboteurs, propagandists, snipers, assassins, agitators, etc.)". The most strident Internet promoters of Trump were not U.S. citizens but paid Russian propagandists. Seeing Dreyfus's Jewishness used so successfully as a scapegoat by the monarchist propagandists disillusioned Herzl. Paternalism was also a theme that Soviet propagandists exploited in aviation culture. Scholars generally believe that the diary was forged by Party propagandists under Lin's direction. The League trained a massive number of antireligious propagandists and other workers. They took roles such as village patrol guards, intelligence agents, propagandists, and military recruiters. For the duration of the pact, propagandists highly praised Germans. For aviation, Stalin's propagandists drew on Russian folklore. They served as nurses, guides, couriers, and propagandists. "GQ" labelled her as "one of Canada's most prominent propagandists" of the theory. Up to 15,000 trained propagandists were working in Shanghai by late 1951. The party minimised engagement with the public, focusing instead on building its network of propagandists.