An execption to Betteridge’s law of headlines
Yes. But there will always be ways around it, eg put it few a few trusts or shell companies so that it’s not obvious who is actually donating it.
Submitted 6 months ago by TheDwZ@lemmy.world to australia@aussie.zone
An execption to Betteridge’s law of headlines
Yes. But there will always be ways around it, eg put it few a few trusts or shell companies so that it’s not obvious who is actually donating it.
I wonder… which kind of ‘think tanks’ are we talking about. Is it a enclosed isolated place where people can focus on their thinking undisturbed, or is it an armoured vehicle of information warfare?
They’re all the people who write all the country’s news headlines basically. And that’s what they take money to do.
Of course. If they don’t reveal their donors, they can’t be trusted.
Taleya@aussie.zone 6 months ago
Yes. They’re fucking puppets if they’re not honest and disclosing fully