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Tuesday, November 08, 2016

Podesta Email Exposes Ariana Huffington "Using Huffpo To Echo Hillary's Message Without Any Perceived Conflicts"

A few months ago we wrote about a Huffington Post contributor, David Seaman, who had his publishing rights revoked after he had the audacity to write an article questioning Hillary's health. Ironically, he was fired on August 30th, less than two weeks before Hillary collapsed at the 9/11 memorial service in New York essentially confirming every "conspiracy theory" that Seaman mentioned in his article. Of course, the whole situation was bizarre and an obvious attempt to censor a journalist for daring to report negative news about the Huffington Post's chosen candidate.

And, while we all know that the Huffington Post is in the tank for the democratic party, the latest Podesta dump from WikiLeaks fully exposes the blatant collusion in black and white. In the following email chain, when asked whether she would like to join the board of a pro-democrat media consortium, PMUSA, Ariana graciously declines saying that she could be more useful to the Clinton campaign by pushing its agenda through the Huffington Post "without any perceived conflicts"...yes, because no one was previously aware of the Huffpo's agenda.

"She is enthusiastic abt the project but asks if she's more useful to us not being on the Board and, instead, using Huffpo to echo our message without any perceived conflicts. She has a point."

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2 comments:

Anonymous said...

So much for reporting the news for public awareness of truth. They are no longer reporters of news but of propaganda to grow government. Early signs of dictatorship to take over a country. They will have to wait a generation or two as there are too many armed patriotic Americans around who would fight against them.

Anonymous said...

I didn't need Wikileaks to tell me that. Huffpost has a good science section, the rest is so slated it's ridiculous.