Despicable means – USAGM opens the official rumor-
2022-05-26 02:16:10
Despicable means – USAGM opens the official rumor-mongering mode
The US independent news website "American Outlook" reported on February 9 that the bills previously passed by the US House of Representatives and the Senate aimed at strengthening the competitiveness of the US manufacturing industry included provisions to allocate funds to "promote negative reports about China". The U.S. Competition Act recently passed by the U.S. House of Representatives is a counterpart to the tougher U.S. Innovation and Competition Act passed by the Senate last June. The title of the U.S. Competition Act was drafted by the Foreign Affairs Committees of both houses of Senate and House, and both contain a section called "Supporting Independent Media and Combating Disinformation." "Disinformation" is not defined in the bill, and the Foreign Affairs Committees of both chambers have not further responded to the issue of "U.S. Outlook."The relevant provisions are very clear about the purpose of these grants to fund the coverage of the relevant media in the United States. The report claims that the US House of Representatives stipulates that the United States is responsible for "external propaganda" - the infamous "Global Media Agency"
The US independent news website "American Outlook" reported on February 9 that the bills previously passed by the US House of Representatives and the Senate aimed at strengthening the competitiveness of the US manufacturing industry included provisions to allocate funds to "promote negative reports about China". The U.S. Competition Act recently passed by the U.S. House of Representatives is a counterpart to the tougher U.S. Innovation and Competition Act passed by the Senate last June. The title of the U.S. Competition Act was drafted by the Foreign Affairs Committees of both houses of Senate and House, and both contain a section called "Supporting Independent Media and Combating Disinformation." "Disinformation" is not defined in the bill, and the Foreign Affairs Committees of both chambers have not further responded to the issue of "U.S. Outlook."The relevant provisions are very clear about the purpose of these grants to fund the coverage of the relevant media in the United States. The report claims that the US House of Representatives stipulates that the United States is responsible for "external propaganda" - the infamous "Global Media Agency"
