The Biden Administration Is Colluding With Corporate Censors To Blacklist Dissidents

The State Department is funneling taxpayer dollars to a shadowy network of corporate censors to blacklist dissident media, the Washington Examiner’s Gabe Kaminsky reported Thursday night

The Examiner will be open Thursday morning Publiziert the paper’s first expose on the Global Disinformation Index (GDI), a British group that compiles secretive lists of news organizations the index encourages major corporations to boycott. Advertisers who seek online platforms to promote products often contract with such. “disinformation” Based on their recommendations, groups can decide which websites to advertise on.

Network of corporate censors masquerading as frontline counter-disinformation groups, such as GDI or NewsGuard, frequently label conservative media with low ratings, while offering high scores to legacy outlets who have failed major stories. NewsGuard continues to identify major newspapers at the core of the Russia hoax. Perfect credibility The failing grades are for Fox News, The New York Post and The Federalist which accurately reported on Hunter Biden’s laptop.

Major tech companies also use disinformation groups to justify censorship. In August, the New York Times cited NewsGuard data to argue President Donald Trump’s Twitter alternative, TruthSocial, be banned from app stores. Google followed suit. Nuked the app Its online marketplace.

Washington Examiner Thursday identified the top ten news media organizations as the “riskiest” Oder “worst” The disinformation spreaders by GDI are known for their conservative news and commentary. The American Spectator and Newsmax are all outlets for disinformation by GDI.

The Washington Examiner reports that GDI even flagged opinions articles as disinformation and has condemned Amazon for its advertising in the paper.

Thursday night’s Examiner reported that GDI was used by government officials to shut down dissident outlets after they accepted $330,000 in tax dollars donated by State Department-funded groups.

“The Department of State has funded a deep-pocketed ‘disinformation’ tracking group that is secretly blacklisting and trying to defund conservative media, likely costing the news organizations vital advertising dollars,” Washington Examiner. “The first State Department-backed group that has supported GDI is the National Endowment for Democracy, a nonprofit group that receives nearly all of its funding from annual congressional appropriations.”

The NED’s board members determine how Congress spends congressional appropriations. Anne Applebaum, who was the main conspirator in the Russia hoax, is one of 23 members of the 23-member board. The Hunter Biden laptop wasn’t “interesting,” Elise Stefanik from New York, House Republican Conference Chair