Propaganda by media

“When you work for their news channel, they need you to promote their Muslim Brotherhood agendas, and if you’re not there ideologically, they’ll make sure to buy you off," Adnan Al-Ameri remarked.

Despite his questionable character and dwindling credibility, Aveek Sen's misleading tweets on 'Disinfo Lab' became the primary fodder for both 'Pakistani Defence' and 'The Washington Post'.

Throughout the article, The Washington Post resorted to insinuations, and source-based allegations to discredit 'Disinfo Lab.' However, it failed to provide any empirical evidence that could dispute any claims of the Indian OSINT handle.

Coincidentally, Pranshu Verma is now hounding the same Indian OSINT handle that uncovered the dubious nature of his news report earlier this year.

In a tweet on 18th November, Elon Musk vowed to file a 'thermonuclear lawsuit' against the leftist NGO.

The Economist conceded that Donald Trump is ahead of the incumbent US President Joe Biden by a large margin in the swing states.

Mehdi Hasan was seen resorting to money balancing after Islamists unleashed mayhem in Leicester in England’s East Midlands region in 2022.

Ravish Kumar inquired, “Are these Western nations doing justice (by siding with Israel) or amplifying terror (of Israel) in the name of combating terrorism?”

Following outrage on social media, Kanojia deleted his tweet without citing any apology.

The Hindu published an article on 5th October 2023, with a very combative headline – “Retribution for the South, accolade for the North”. I think you got the gist just by looking at the headline