Soros' Shadows: Funding Misinformation and Silencing Critics
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The recent revelations surrounding financial ties between George Soros' Open Society Foundations and the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) underscore a distressing trend in which elite shadow networks seek to manipulate and control public discourse.
At the heart of this controversy is a newly reported $250,000 grant from Soros' organization, made to the CCDH, which produced the widely criticized "Disinformation Dozen" report in 2021.
This report branded Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and other vaccine critics as major sources of misinformation during the COVID-19 pandemic.
It has since faced scrutiny, with several media outlets retracting claims made based on its assertions.
Sayer Ji, chairman of the Global Wellness Forum, has described this connection as a window into a larger, intricate "web of funders" aimed at influencing American political and public health narratives.
Significantly, it appears the CCDH has engaged in efforts to silence critics by exerting pressure on tech platforms like Twitter and attacking individuals labeled as "disinformation" purveyors.
The organization has faced ongoing criticism for its lack of transparency regarding donors, yet it boasts significant funding from various sources, including several entities linked to the Democratic Party and foreign interests.
The public deserves to know the motivations behind such funding, particularly when it aligns with objectives detrimental to free speech and political discourse in America.
Investigative journalist Paul D. Thacker noted that CCDH's funding structure obscures the identity of its contributors, raising ethical questions regarding its operations as a nonprofit.
This lack of disclosure highlights the need for accountability amongst organizations that shape public opinion.
Furthermore, as Rep. Jim Jordan initiates a congressional investigation into the CCDH, the implications of such practices are clear: the battle for truth in the digital age is played out not just on social media, but also in the shadows of funding and influence.
In a time when societal divisions grow deeper, the American public must stand vigilant against efforts to stifle dissent and rewrite the narrative on critical health and political issues.
The efforts driven by the likes of Soros and other hidden forces may be aimed at promoting a specific ideological agenda, but conservatives must continue to push back, defending fundamental principles of free speech and transparency in our democratic processes.
Our nation depends on it.
Sources:
lifezette.com
americanthinker.com
discern.tv
At the heart of this controversy is a newly reported $250,000 grant from Soros' organization, made to the CCDH, which produced the widely criticized "Disinformation Dozen" report in 2021.
This report branded Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and other vaccine critics as major sources of misinformation during the COVID-19 pandemic.
It has since faced scrutiny, with several media outlets retracting claims made based on its assertions.
Sayer Ji, chairman of the Global Wellness Forum, has described this connection as a window into a larger, intricate "web of funders" aimed at influencing American political and public health narratives.
Significantly, it appears the CCDH has engaged in efforts to silence critics by exerting pressure on tech platforms like Twitter and attacking individuals labeled as "disinformation" purveyors.
The organization has faced ongoing criticism for its lack of transparency regarding donors, yet it boasts significant funding from various sources, including several entities linked to the Democratic Party and foreign interests.
The public deserves to know the motivations behind such funding, particularly when it aligns with objectives detrimental to free speech and political discourse in America.
Investigative journalist Paul D. Thacker noted that CCDH's funding structure obscures the identity of its contributors, raising ethical questions regarding its operations as a nonprofit.
This lack of disclosure highlights the need for accountability amongst organizations that shape public opinion.
Furthermore, as Rep. Jim Jordan initiates a congressional investigation into the CCDH, the implications of such practices are clear: the battle for truth in the digital age is played out not just on social media, but also in the shadows of funding and influence.
In a time when societal divisions grow deeper, the American public must stand vigilant against efforts to stifle dissent and rewrite the narrative on critical health and political issues.
The efforts driven by the likes of Soros and other hidden forces may be aimed at promoting a specific ideological agenda, but conservatives must continue to push back, defending fundamental principles of free speech and transparency in our democratic processes.
Our nation depends on it.
Sources:
lifezette.com
americanthinker.com
discern.tv
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