Read carefully how they convey their words. For example, the use of the word “disinformation” as opposed to “mis information”.
Disinformation, noun
“The dissemination of deliberately false information, esp. when supplied by a government or its agent to a foreign power or to the media, with the intention of influencing the policies or opinions of those who receive it; false information so supplied.” (from Oxford English Dictionary, 2nd ed., 1989)
Linda Douglas is very shrewd she is the purveyor of Disinformation, one might say the Minister of Propaganda.
Read carefully how they convey their words. For example, the use of the word “disinformation” as opposed to “mis information”.
Disinformation, noun
“The dissemination of deliberately false information, esp. when supplied by a government or its agent to a foreign power or to the media, with the intention of influencing the policies or opinions of those who receive it; false information so supplied.” (from Oxford English Dictionary, 2nd ed., 1989)
Linda Douglas is very shrewd she is the purveyor of Disinformation, one might say the Minister of Propaganda.
Mark, that is really interesting, thank you
so much.