@Builder,
BBC does disinformation best
The UK State mandated BBC has a self-styled ‘disinformation unit’ that is headed up by Mike Wendling of @BBCTrending. Their role, allegedly, is to expose online “disinformation campaigns” but rather they end up creating their own disinformation campaigns in the process. So they were rolled out on Saturday to try and diminish the number of attendees at the London rally along with a determination to discredit their message which was simply, “We want our freedoms back”.
Watching the many videos that made it to social media of the rally I was taken aback at the numbers in attendance. For me, it was the largest rally I’d seen in recent times with literally NO footage able to show the beginning and end the numbers of people were that great. So it was with surprise, but not shock, when I would read tweets from this aptly named ‘BBC disinformation’ unit wherein they spoke of “a few thousand anti-lockdown protesters”.
As an aside, the Mudrock media down under likewise ignored completely the regular protest marches in every capital city and regional centre in Australia, so the BBC aren't alone in pushing their disinformation campaigns.
And when you add in the case that Biden's mob is on trial for
attempting to influence social media platforms to push their agenda, it's clear that the conspiracy "nutters" are on the money, mostly.
Like I've said before, this platform (A2k) is where the truth gets shot down, and the messengers abused and disabled by a feeble "admin". No wonder most of the good contributors have left already, and only a small handful of stalwarts drop in on occasion, to keep you shills from a complete takeover.
Might as well get in early, and tell the pretentious "mod" hitor, to go to bed.
