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Can American Corporations Owned by Foreign Companies Politically Advertise - Vimarsana News

Can American Corporations Owned by Foreign Companies Politically Advertise

At the intersection of politics, business, and national identity, is it fair to assume that foreign corporations owned by foreign companies can legally advertise in the United States? Understanding the implications of political advertising by foreign-owned American corporations, which are a part of globalization in a world where boundaries are blurred and ownership can span

Foreign-influenced firms must stop meddling in domestic affairs - Vimarsana News

Foreign-influenced firms must stop meddling in domestic affairs

Big Oil regularly intervenes in Canadian politics and does so with foreign money on a huge scale.

Former congressman calls out government 'disinformation' schemes to be purged - Vimarsana News

Former congressman calls out government 'disinformation' schemes to be purged

A former member of Congress and ambassador to the Netherlands is calling for the federal government to be purged on "disinformation" bureaus.

Source: wnd.com
Time to Get Rid of Federal 'Disinformation' Bureaus - Vimarsana News

Time to Get Rid of Federal 'Disinformation' Bureaus

Recently, Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines announced the creation of a new office within the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI): The Foreign Malign Influence Center (FMIC). Support in Congress means the money grab is on,

David Johnston resigns, Dominic LeBlanc addresses inquiry - Vimarsana News

David Johnston resigns, Dominic LeBlanc addresses inquiry

“A public inquiry has never been off the table,” said Intergovernmental Affairs Minister LeBlanc as he called on opposition parties to suggest inquiry leaders.