More and more journalists seem happy to be the mouthpieces of government, or of political parties. Worse, writes Peter Hitchens, they attack other journalists for refusing to fall into step with the official line
The Guardian talks to “disinformation experts” on claims of U.S. voting malpractice and gives us a lesson of disinformation at work
Oligarchs and social media giants are now claiming a monopoly on “the truth”, that should worry everyone
Why does a British news service have a “Fact Check Team” to protect a U.S. political party? Is the vote fraud being organized globally?
Dictatorship by stealth: political protests will now be banned in Britain – for the sake of your health
Are Hollywood studios starting to realise that audiences want to be entertained and not preached to or indoctrinated?
France is leading the assault against free speech, particularly criticism of Jews or Zionism. However, it’s another story when Islam is involved. Israel Shamir explains
The move follows similar decisions by YouTube and Facebook, both of which claimed that Icke had violated rules over coronavirus “misinformation”
The bill was tabled by Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf, who previously said that “too many whites” were in positions of power in Scotland, (a country 96% white)
Glenn Greenwald resigns from the Intercept, an outlet he founded, after its editors refused to publish an article he had written that was critical of Joe Biden
Brother Nathanael on how claims of Russian disinformation are being used to shield Joe Biden’s campaign from the impact of reports about Hunter Biden’s debauchery
Vanessa Beeley tells James Corbett how the BBC is preparing to smear journalists, like herself, who won’t tow the official line on Syria