NSA documents describe political opposition to US drone attacks as a kind of enemy action.

The idea that people deserve "due process of law" before they are assassinated is described as enemy propaganda. The list of "adversary propaganda themes" also includes several points I've made: that terrorism is a small danger compared with others (including that of a rogue state such as the US), that drone attacks stimulate hostility to the US, and that drones kill lots of noncombatants. According to the NSA, reality is the enemy.

CUNY students protested against hiring General Petraeus as a professor, so New York City thugs attacked them and made false charges against them.

The Colombian farmers' strike was provoked by the treaty with the US that required them to use only GMO seeds.

A UN team will soon go to Syria to identify and then destroy Assad's chemical weapons.

An audio recording pretends to be Chavez saying he is still alive.

I can readily believe this is part of a US-lead destabilization campaign, since it would not be the first.