The Integrity Initiative/Institute of Statecraft scandal was quite widely reported (not on the Beeb, of course). Even Google (known for deranking inconvenient truths) returns varied results. Several BBC staff were involved.RegisterMe wrote: ↑Tue, 17. Dec 19, 10:32Well, I googled II and AC disinformation campaigns and came up blank. Can you elaborate on it / them please? Also, do have you any supporting evidence for your assertion that the BBC is "one of the most notorious fake news networks"?
Cheers,
RM
Quickly pulled from Google (I prefer DuckDuckGo and Cryptome.org):
https://www.globalresearch.ca/inside-th ... ar/5663465
https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article ... r-playbook
https://www.thecanary.co/global/world-a ... -see-this/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nn1rwgBJKPs
The Atlantic Council is an already well-known NATO-funded propaganda "think-tank" (these "think-tanks" tend to spring up like moss after a rainy season whenever there's a war to be started).
But as I said, it's always best to go places and investigate yourself. The most accurate source of information is your own pair of eyes, they cannot lie to you.
EDIT: In short, it's basically the modern-day equivalent of Operation Mockingbird (yes, fake news and disinformation is nothing new, not at all).