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AFPFoundation YouTube 6/1/2015 Sharyl Attkisson is an Emmy award winning investigative journalist and author of the New York Times bestseller: “Stonewalled.” She joined us as a keynote speaker at Right Online 2015. As the title of her book clearly depicts, her run ins with the Obama White House weren’t what journalists have been used to […] June 20th, 2015 | Tags: Americans for Prosperity, Brian Lamb, C-SPAN, green energy, propaganda, Sharyl Attkisson, The Washington Post, threats | Category: Barack Obama, Censorship, Ethics, journalism, Media, Politics, Progressives, Video | Comments are closed
Nicole Haas BizPac Review 3/17/2015 The revelations brought to light by the Justice Department’s investigations into the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo., prompted a liberal journalist to write an online confession Monday that he had been wrong. Johnathan Capehart’s Washington Post piece was titled, “Hands up, don’t shoot was built on a lie.” […] March 17th, 2015 | Tags: Darren Wilson, Ferguson, Johnathan Capehart, lies, Michael Brown, propaganda, The Washington Post | Category: Department of Justice, journalism, Media, Missouri | Comments are closed
Truman National Security Project won’t let ‘neocon hawks’ ‘screw the president’ Adam Kredo The Washington Free Beacon 11/11/2014 A leading liberal think tank in Washington, D.C., has begun enlisting its associates in an “all-hands-on-deck effort to support” the Obama administration as it seeks to ink a nuclear deal with Iran by the end of the […] November 11th, 2014 | Tags: Colin Kahl, Michele Flournoy, propaganda, Truman National Security Project | Category: Barack Obama, Foreign Policy, Iran, Media, National Security, nuclear weapons | Comments are closed
Ajit Pai Opinion The Washington Post 10/17/2014 If you take to Twitter to express your views on a hot-button issue, does the government have an interest in deciding whether you are spreading “misinformation’’? If you tweet your support for a candidate in the November elections, should taxpayer money be used to monitor your speech […] October 19th, 2014 | Tags: "social pollution", "Truthy", Ajit Pai, hashtags, Indiana University, memes, misinformation, National Science Foundation, partisan politics, popular culture, propaganda, Twitter | Category: 1st Amendment, FCC, Marxism, Politics, Social networking websites | Comments are closed
Sexual entrapment a common tactic Bill Gertz The Washington Free Beacon 9/5/2014 Cuba’s communist-led intelligence services are aggressively recruiting leftist American academics and university professors as spies and influence agents, according to an internal FBI report published this week. Cuban intelligence services “have perfected the work of placing agents, that includes aggressively targeting U.S. universities […] September 5th, 2014 | Tags: academia, Ana Montes, diplomats, Gwen Myers, intelligence, José Cohen, propaganda, spying, Walter Kendall Myers | Category: Communism, Cuba, Education, FBI, federal employees (civilian), Politics, Progressives, State Department, United Nations, United States | Comments are closed
Robby Soave Reason.com 8/25/2014 The federal government is sponsoring a creepy social media research project: The aim is to produce a database of politically disfavored tweets, misinformation, and “other social pollution.” The grant for the project—made by the National Science Foundation to Indiana University—was discovered by The Washington Free Beacon’s Elizabeth Harrington, who writes: The […] August 25th, 2014 | Tags: "Organizing for Action", "Truthy", Filippo Menczer, Greenpeace, Indiana University, misinformation, MoveOn.org, National Science Foundation, propaganda, Stephen Colbert, Twitter | Category: 1st Amendment, Barack Obama, Federal spending, Politics, Progressives, Social networking websites, Taxes | Comments are closed
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