OPINION: Chaos reigns while truth goes up in smoke
In World War Two, when radar was a new British invention, military planners countered its deadly efficiency with the use of chaff. By spreading a cloud of thin aluminium strips, an aircraft could swamp radar screens with sufficient misinformation to make it impossible to plot its true image.

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