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Platform JfP noemt podcastmaker Jan Bennink een propagandaverspreider. Maar wie financiert JfP?
Het ANP berichtte kritiekloos over een onderzoek van onderzoeksplatform Justice for Prosperity (JfP), waarin podcastmaker Jan Bennink wordt aangewezen als verspreider van Russische propaganda. Maar niemand stelde de voor de hand liggende vraag: wat is JfP eigenlijk zelf?
Platform JfP noemt podcastmaker Jan Bennink een propagandaverspreider. Maar wie financiert JfP?
Het ANP berichtte kritiekloos over een 'onafhankelijk' onderzoeksplatform dat Jan Bennink beschuldigt van Russische propaganda.
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Platform JfP: podcastmaker deelt Russische propaganda
Onderzoeksplatform Justice for Prosperity (JfP) wijst podcastmaker Jan Bennink aan als iemand die veelvuldig propagandaberichten deelt van de Russische ambassade. "Zijn twee accounts (@superjan en @Rumpelstunzchen) hebben samen meer dan 70.000 volgers. Ruim vijftig maal versterkte Bennink de...
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Newsmax is running 22-minute paid advertorials for Israel—"our strongest ally"—disguised as news.
They had Amb. Mike Huckabee on to act as Israel's (unpaid?) travel agent for their latest episode of "Israel Now."
On the first episode, they revealed at the end it's "sponsored by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs."
Newsmax has put out *85 videos* over the past year glazing Israel and portraying the Jewish state as a wonderful, "safe" place for Americans to travel to—in the middle of a war.
At the very end of these videos, they say they're "brought to you by Lapam"—though they never spell it out (and the transcript says "LA Palm," "La Pom," "Le Pain," etc.).
It turns out "Lapam" is the "Hebrew-language acronym" of LPM, the Israeli Government Advertising Agency.
Does anyone think this classifies as a genuine disclosure?
As I note below, I had to go back to the first videos they posted to see they revealed at the very end that they're "sponsored by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs," which is a proper disclosure everyone can understand (though deeply embarrassing to their credibility).
From my review, they only did that proper disclosure in the first three of the 85 videos they have up (7 videos in their playlist are "hidden").
The State Department has a "Level 3: Reconsider travel" advisory for Americans thinking of traveling to Israel due to the risks of terrorism and unrest.
"Violence can occur without warning," the State Department notes.
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They had Amb. Mike Huckabee on to act as Israel's (unpaid?) travel agent for their latest episode of "Israel Now."
On the first episode, they revealed at the end it's "sponsored by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs."
Newsmax has put out *85 videos* over the past year glazing Israel and portraying the Jewish state as a wonderful, "safe" place for Americans to travel to—in the middle of a war.
At the very end of these videos, they say they're "brought to you by Lapam"—though they never spell it out (and the transcript says "LA Palm," "La Pom," "Le Pain," etc.).
It turns out "Lapam" is the "Hebrew-language acronym" of LPM, the Israeli Government Advertising Agency.
Does anyone think this classifies as a genuine disclosure?
As I note below, I had to go back to the first videos they posted to see they revealed at the very end that they're "sponsored by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs," which is a proper disclosure everyone can understand (though deeply embarrassing to their credibility).
From my review, they only did that proper disclosure in the first three of the 85 videos they have up (7 videos in their playlist are "hidden").
The State Department has a "Level 3: Reconsider travel" advisory for Americans thinking of traveling to Israel due to the risks of terrorism and unrest.
"Violence can occur without warning," the State Department notes.
Mike
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