BBC launches HILARIOUS ‘disinformation’ department to keep you safe
Clayton Morris | The BBC is trying to target ‘misinformation’ with fake Twitter accounts. They admitted as such with the launch of their project called "Verity". That’s interesting because Twitter expressly forbids fake accounts but the BBC says that they are doing this to investigate conspiracy theories. So they are allowed to create fake accounts but the rest of us are not. ● The journalist who introduced this, Marianna Spring, says that she is trying to look into conspiracy theories such as those around Covid. She doesn’t say which ones because most conspiracy theories have proven to be true, but she will let us know on her upcoming podcast called “Marianna in Conspiracyland.” Can’t wait. Meanwhile, reporter Max Blumenthal has shown that Spring was connected to British journalist Paul Mason and his plot to smear investigative journalists. He asked her if she ever followed through with these meetings on Twitter but she has not replied. See more here: youtube.com