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Reuters is an influence operation. In 2011, I demonstrated empirically that Reuters correspondents systematically employ propaganda in their Middle East reporting, that their reporting is biased in favor of the Palestinian Arabs, that Reuters stories influence readers to support and take direct action on behalf of the Palestinians. Agenda-driven reporting is a violation of the Reuters corporate governance charter and has real-world effects that can be deadly. Indeed, shortly after publication of my peer-reviewed paper, Reuters terminated or transferred several of their Middle East correspondents. It’s only a matter of time before Reuters employees confirm in depositions, the legacy media company’s longstanding agenda to manipulate the public to behave in a way that encourages terrorism and endangers lives.

In the 'you can't make this stuff up' category, Reuters Islamist-supporting White House correspondent Humeyra Pamuk and her comrade-in-arms, Matt "The Spitter" Spetalnick seek to undermine President Trump's efforts to permanently eliminate the Iranian regime's nuclear weapons program by quoting none other than Rob Malley: 'Even more significant, analysts say, is Trump’s insistence on emerging from the conflict framing it as an absolute victory for the U.S. – even if this doesn’t match the reality on the ground - while the Iranians must accept total defeat, which they are not likely to do. “That inevitably gets in the way of reaching a reasonable deal because no government, not just Iran’s, can afford to be viewed as having capitulated,” said Rob Malley, a former Iran negotiator in the Obama and Biden administrations.' As a reminder, Rob Malley was originally fired by Obama for schmoozing with Hamas, only to be hired under the Biden administration and ultimately placed under FBI investigation in 2023 for mishandling classified documents -- documents that (surprise!) found their way into the hands of Iran. An expert source on all matters pertaining to what the Iranian regime wants, we're certain. Reuters: all propaganda, all the time.

In the 'you can't make this stuff up' category, Reuters Islamist-supporting White House correspondent Humeyra Pamuk and her comrade-in-arms, Matt "The Spitter" Spetalnick seek to undermine President Trump's efforts to permanently eliminate the Iranian regime's nuclear weapons program by quoting none other than Rob Malley: 'Even more significant, analysts say, is Trump’s insistence on emerging from the conflict framing it as an absolute victory for the U.S. – even if this doesn’t match the reality on the ground - while the Iranians must accept total defeat, which they are not likely to do. “That inevitably gets in the way of reaching a reasonable deal because no government, not just Iran’s, can afford to be viewed as having capitulated,” said Rob Malley, a former Iran negotiator in the Obama and Biden administrations.' As a reminder, Rob Malley was originally fired by Obama for schmoozing with Hamas, only to be hired under the Biden administration and ultimately placed under FBI investigation in 2023 for mishandling classified documents -- documents that (surprise!) found their way into the hands of Iran. An expert source on all matters pertaining to what the Iranian regime wants, we're certain. Reuters: all propaganda, all the time.

Funny that Reuters never publishes a single story critical of Qatar. Why is that?