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Selectively taking incorrect statements from one side is a way of technically being truthful while pushing one sided information, i.e. it's propaganda.

• oblio 5y ago
  At least be fair about it. It's counter propaganda. The garbage thrown about by those British publications is propaganda. Day in, day out, from many-many more publications, not just a puny web page.
• Jonnax 5y ago
  "The website, which offers officials in Brussels a chance to rebut media accusations of meddling, features hundreds of reports that are based on inaccurate or misleading information." So it was made for officials to rebut lies printed in the media about the EU. I take it that you don't mind "journalists" printing lies as long as they're lies that support your point of view?
  • temp8964 5y ago
    Shouldn't the website also list factual reports proving their point that EU is over-regulated? No matter how many reports got wrong, they don't hurt the reports are factual and correct.
    • Jonnax 5y ago
      Nope. Why would they? They're refuting British lies.