Boris Johnson Admits It s Ludicrous He s British PM By Ben Scheffer
on July 06 2021 9:39 AM As a leading Brexit campaigner before the 2016 referendum, Boris Johnson promised a bright new era for Global Britain
Dominic Cummings, a former key advisor to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, claimed in a paid subscriber blog post that Johnson regularly admits it s ludicrous he s prime minister.
Cummings unleashed plenty of criticism at his former boss in the Substack newsletter. He claimed Johnson “lies so blatantly so naturally, and so regularly,” that Johnson sees no real distinction between truth and lies.
The political strategist also said he knew beforehand that Johnson was “in any objective sense, unfit” to lead the country. He added said that Johnson routinely says and does things so foolish that people are open-mouthed.
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Since the onset of the global pandemic, there has been a surge in demand for trusted news and information. In times of crisis, people look for a constant, a source of stability as fiction and speculative theories attempt to discredit fact-based journalism. The way that people obtain and absorb information has evolved rapidly in recent years.
Disinformation as a term, is one that has become increasingly common in our daily lexicons. According to data collected from the Dow Jones Factiva platform, the number of media articles mentioning the term has steadily grown over the past decade. For example, last year, in Asia Pacific, there were over 1,700 mentions of disinformation in English language media stories. This compares to an annual regional average of 250 mentions or less between 2010 and 2017. As the spread of misinformation appears to grow, so does the importance of news literacy in the fight for trust.
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