[…] is a huge site with millions of views, this matters. I look at it every few weeks just to see . . . and recently noticed another disinformation belter. One Mark Steele, who claims to have been a research scientist,1 has an essay there on the dangers of 5G.2 The piece concludes thus: To […]
[…] a huge site with millions of views, this matters. I look at the site every few weeks just to see . . . and recently noticed another disinformation belter. One Mark Steele, who claims to have been a research scientist,1 has an essay there on the dangers of 5G.2 The piece concludes thus: To […]
[…] that the Russians and/or Cubans were involved.’ 2 The authors of the piece – anonymously credited as being ‘WhoWhatWhy staff’ – declare that the Politico story is disinformation. In doing this they quote the Webster’s dictionary definition of ‘disinformation’: ‘false information deliberately and often covertly spread (as by the planting of rumors) in order […]
[PDF file]: […] the Ukrainian parliament, let us not forget – of Russian-backed President Yanukovych. The Russians claim that the West began the war in 2014 but that is just disinformation. The Russians began the war that year. Yes, the activities of NATO/US and, to a much lesser extent, the EU in Ukraine in encouraging Ukraine to […]
[PDF file]: […] result has been, just as it was under Mrs Thatcher who was pursuing the same policies, the continued destruction of the manufacturing base of this country. A disinformation operation ‘I have taken from my party everything they thought they believed in. What keeps it together is success and power’ – attributed to Tony Blair […]
[…] the still-classified archives of the government. But I seriously doubt it. I can tell you for a fact that our democracy is suffocating under an avalanche of disinformation. Trump won the 2020 election! Covid vaccines are seeded with microchips! Democrats are blood-sucking pedophile communists! 9/11 was an inside job! Our body politic is being […]
[…] is presently constructed – ceases to exist. Until these two things happen, people who have spent most of their careers trying to detect Western covert ops and disinformation will continue to view events there with suspicion. In another profile of Higgins,56 Rob Hastings quotes him as saying: ‘We proved that the Syrian dictator Bashar […]
[PDF file]: […] from the US embassy in Managua, Nicaragua, which details the life and high crimes of Daniel Ortega. How much of this is true? Given the level of disinformation produced against the Sandinistas by the US government, this is difficult to evaluate without reading the local media, which I can’t do. However, the cable includes […]
[PDF file]: […] letter, and Erickson’s response, to the FBI on 18 December 1963. See . 66 67 Grose (see note 23) p. 545 24 website devoted to fact-checking online disinformation, hoaxes, and rumours, set out to debunk the list once and for all. It didn’t succeed. Although the Snopes author tried his hardest, the attempted point-by-point […]
[PDF file]: […] available evidence, Mr Blake Knox’s analysis is factually mistaken. In Part II, I explain why such errors are symptomatic of a broader pattern of deliberate and sustained disinformation by Government agencies, designed to conceal wrongdoings of the past Loyalty, a much-misused term during the post-1968 Northern Irish ‘Troubles’, travels in two directions, upwards and […]
