The Foreign Office is funding a company that aims to demonetise right-of-centre news publishers like the American Spectator because it claims they publish 'disinformation', defined as using terms like 'illegal alien'.
A company called Logically has been paid handsomely by governments to carry out 'fact checks' on off-narrative climate claims to get them discredited and their sources demonetised. But the 'fact checks' are truly dire.
In the latest Weekly Sceptic podcast the talking points are Toby's appearance on the 77th Brigade's watch list, the scrubbing of the internet after the Pfizer sting and the trans insanity unfolding in Scotland.
Various state agencies, including the 77th Brigade, spied on lockdown sceptics, according to Big Brother Watch. Incredibly, the Government convinced these agencies that critics of its polices are enemies of the state.
How can the media and other ‘authoritative’ institutions that have lied and misled repeatedly over the last three years ever recover the trust of the public, asks Abir Ballan.
The Environment Editor of the Times is alarmed about the ‘flood’ of ‘disinformation’ on Twitter about climate change since Musk took over. What he means is that Twitter no longer suppresses criticism of Net Zero.
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has written to Elon Musk urging him to suppress ‘misinformation’ on Twitter, i.e., anything that challenges the narrative on Covid vaccines, climate change and the War in Ukraine.
A bizarre 'fact check' from AFP accepts that Arctic summer sea ice has increased since 2012, but then says it is 'misleading' to report such an inconvenient fact.
The big difference between 2007 and 2022 is that bank runs no longer look like a queue but a convenient 'website maintenance' notice to prevent customer withdrawals. Is that why one has recently appeared at PayPal?
The EU has quietly passed a law that directly subordinates online platforms like Twitter to the Commission’s agenda of "combatting COVID-19 disinformation" and requires them to implement it on pain of ruinous fines.
