Biden's minister of disinformation is guilty of it

 Daily Mail:

Biden sets up 'Disinformation Board' to combat midterm fake news headed by Russia 'expert' who called Hunter's laptop a 'Trump campaign product' and said she 'shudders to think' about Elon Musk taking over Twitter

It has become obvious that Democrats want to make an issue of "disinformation" in 2022 while using it as they have been for years.  The same people who pushed the Russian collusion hoax and the false narrative that Hunter's laptop was Russian disinformation want to lecture Americans on it.  These people are a disgrace.  They must think that the rest of America has dementia like their President does.

See, also:

The terrible unintended consequences of the Biden presidency (unless they were intended)

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 ELON VS. OBAMA

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 The Stanford speech was a nearly perfect encapsulation of what is so corrupt about the disinformation discourse—which is, at this moment, frantically being redirected against Musk to force him into playing ball or being painted as a Russian stooge. In the same speech where he made the case for more censorship, even while hollowly proclaiming his commitment to free speech, Obama could not stop himself from echoing the single most destructive piece of disinformation of the modern political era—the establishment’s “big lie” that Russia swung the 2016 election for Donald Trump, a claim that has repeatedly been proved false but is kept alive because it makes such an effective political weapon.

Obama has to uphold the Russian collusion narrative, even if it means spreading disinformation himself, because that extraordinary claim established the basis for the joint government-tech company control over the information environment, which was expanded under COVID and he now wants to fortify. In the current system, which Musk is vowing to change, social media platforms take orders on censorship protocols from government officials and partisan functionaries with titles like “fact-checker” who work inside the complex of NGOs funded by the Democratic Party.

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