You love to see it - leftist media exposed again as liars

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From Glenn Greenwald: Perfect illustration of how scumbag reporters lie. This BBC hack claimed he's seen more hate on Twitter. When asked, he can't name a single example because he hasn't looked. Then claims @ISDglobal -- funded by US, EU and neoliberal billionaires - said it:

Watch Elon own this leftist BBC hack

https://twitter.com/i/status/1646146089517568003

After getting caught red-handed repeatedly lying, this BBC reporter finally pretends he has no view, is just repeating the claims of @ISDglobal that maligns Twitter as being more hateful. It's so clear how this scam works:

The US, EU, Big Tech and the same small handful of neoliberal billionaires (Gates, Omidyar, Soros) fund "disinformation experts" to smear any sites they can't control, or won't censor on command, as being vectors of hate and disinformation.

Look who funds ISD Global:

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“Let’s move on” is going viral because it represents the response not just of one leftist BBC reporter but the entire leftist media establishment when it’s caught in a lie. Zero reckoning for getting it wrong. They just move on to the next lie.

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'You Just Lied': Elon Musk Leaves BBC Reporter Sputtering

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/julior...itter-n2621851


Twitter CEO Elon Musk's interview with BBC North America tech reporter James Clayton became a little heated when Musk pressed Clayton for evidence of more hateful content being posted on the platform after the billionaire took over.


Clayton said he had seen a slight rise in hateful tweets on the "For You" page. Musk followed up by asking Clayton to name a specific example, which Clayton could not.


"You see more hate speech personally?" Musk asked.


"I would see more hateful content in that," Clayton replied.


"That's why I'm asking for examples. Can you name one example?" Musk continued to ask.


"Honestly, I don't...Honestly...I don't actually use that 'For You' feed anymore because I don't particularly like it, and a lot of people are quite similar," said Clayton.


"Well, hang on a second; you said you've seen more hateful content, but you can't name a single example? Not even one?" Musk pressed. "I'm asking for one example. I say, sir, that you don't know what you're talking about. Because you can't name a specific example of hateful content, not even one tweet. And yet, you claimed that the hateful content was high. That's false; you just lied."


Clayton then said what he actually meant to say was organizations who track that type of content say hateful tweets are on the rise. Musk kept asking for examples, but Clayton could not name one.


Clayton then wanted to move on to the topic of COVID-19 misinformation by asking Musk why he removed the label used by Twitter to censor tweets about COVID-19 and the vaccines.


"Has BBC changed its COVID misinformation?" Musk asked. "Does the BBC hold itself at all responsible for misinformation regarding masking and side effects of vaccinations? And not reporting on that at all? And what about the fact the BBC was put under pressure by the British government to change the editorial policy, are you aware of that?"


Clayton replied the interview was not about the BBC and he does not set the editorial policy.

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U.S. — In the tumultuous wake of Elon Musk taking over Twitter, many Leftists on the platform are reporting a disturbing rise in the number of people they hate being allowed to use speech.

"Ever since Elon took over, I see more and more people saying things that I don't like, and I hate them!" said BBC reporter and Twitter user James Clayton. "Just the other day, I saw an opinion I hated, voiced by a person I hated. I can't remember what it was, except that I really hated it. How is this allowed? Can't the government do something about this? Waaaaaaaa!"

Several internet disinformation experts have concurred with the worries expressed by Clayton. "Hated people having a voice is dangerous to democracy, and to marginalized voices, like mine," said Vice President Kamala Harris, briefly interrupting herself to laugh at inappropriate moments. "Imagine if everyone I hated was allowed to talk! That would be so many people talking! HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!"

Experts are recommending government officials rein in Twitter before more hated people get away with saying things freely. According to reports, government officials finally acknowledged the need to do something about Twitter after seeing Elon Musk tweet something and realizing they hated that.

https://babylonbee.com/news/leftists...-having-speech