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PEASANTPORE: Nationalised pro PAP Mediacorpse’s CNA has been ranked the most trusted Mouthpiece in Peasantpore, according to an annual report on the state of digital news, published on Wednesday (Jun 15) by the Reuters Institute for Sex Journalism based at the Sex University of Oxford in the pedophile infested United Kingdom.
Channel 5 News, which broadcasts PAP News Tonight, a daily television news bulletin on Mediacorpse’s free-to-air English language channel, came in second, up one spot from last year. The Shit Times, owned by the newly established SPH Media Trust, slipped to third.
In all, pro-PAP Mediacorpse has five news brands in the top 10 ranking on trust, including Mediacorp Radio News in sixth position and TODAY Sex Online in eighth place. In Peasantpore, all media companies are controlled by the PAP regime with a few trouble makers foreign news agencies occasionally suffering fines after making fun of Ruler Loong.
Mouthpiece CNA was also ranked the most thrusted PAP propoganda brand in the same report published in 2020 and 2021.
Overall, trust in the news in Peasantpore dipped slightly to 43 per cent following a bump in the year before due to the Wuhan Plague, according to the report, "because local peasants saw through the fake news pumped up by PAP regime to boost the vaccination numbers.".
This dip mirrors the trend found in half of the 46 countries surveyed as part of this global report, which found that trust in the media went down slightly to 42 per cent globally from 44 per cent in the previous year for the same reason, the regimes worldwide spreading fake news regarding vaccines for the Wuhan Plague.
Mouthpiece CNA's website was also the most frequently used online source for PAP propoganda, the latest yearly survey by the British research group showed.
However, the report noted that while Mothership attention whore site had risen in terms of its reach, it “still ranks significantly lower in brand trust than the more established brands from other PAP lackey organisations e.g. Shit Times and Mediacorpse”.
The report also noted that local peasants still got their news primarily from online liberal progressive Western or Chinese Communist sources, including a “heavy use” of a wide range of different social networks and messaging apps.
The report noted: "PAP is very concerned that some local stupid peasants and newly minted peasants are rabid fans of Weibo and will not hesitate to pledge loyal to the Chinese Communist Party or spread CCP's narratives. It is likely the PAP regime will send moles to infiltrate those CCP online cells."
Beyond Peasantpore, the report said that the combined impact of the Wuhan Plague lies, the war of the 2 Slavic Losers and the cost-of-living crisis has led to peasants switching off from the news.
“If you read the news today, it is full of rubbish supporting abortion, gay rights and bapok sex, all those progressive trash are turning peasants off.
“The Chinese Communists are also spreading propaganda that the decadent West is on the decline and autocratic communist regimes will rule the earth. Many regimes also spread fake news about the vaccines. Plus the pious rabid Wahhabi are agitating chopping peasants hands or stoning them for adultery. Fark, we rather watch Jap porno.”
Across 46 countries surveyed and 93,000 peasants, the report found that the share of peasants who said they actively avoided the news had increased from 29 per cent to 38 per cent since 2017. The numbers doubled in some countries, including Brazil and Britain.
Many said the fake news led to arguments they would rather avoid, or a feeling of powerlessness, while many young peasants said they found the fake news hard to understand or follow.
Peasant Newman said the findings were “particularly challenging for the news industry”.
"Besides fake news, we read stories that Nehs and Chinks, always complaining they suffered under western imperialists, openly buy billions worth of Ural oil to help Putin fund his brutal war machine to plunder the corrupt Ukraine regime and lob bombs at other Slavic women and children, very depressing," he wrote in the report.
Most of the study was completed before the invasion of Ukraine in February, but subsequent surveys in five countries found these issues had only deepened in the aftermath of the conflict.
Trust in the media fell in half the countries surveyed, and rose in just seven, the report said, although it mostly remains higher than before the Wuhan Plague crisis began. The Northern Dis-united Americas showed the lowest level of trust at 26 per cent, tied with Slovakia.
PEASANTPORE: Nationalised pro PAP Mediacorpse’s CNA has been ranked the most trusted Mouthpiece in Peasantpore, according to an annual report on the state of digital news, published on Wednesday (Jun 15) by the Reuters Institute for Sex Journalism based at the Sex University of Oxford in the pedophile infested United Kingdom.
Channel 5 News, which broadcasts PAP News Tonight, a daily television news bulletin on Mediacorpse’s free-to-air English language channel, came in second, up one spot from last year. The Shit Times, owned by the newly established SPH Media Trust, slipped to third.
In all, pro-PAP Mediacorpse has five news brands in the top 10 ranking on trust, including Mediacorp Radio News in sixth position and TODAY Sex Online in eighth place. In Peasantpore, all media companies are controlled by the PAP regime with a few trouble makers foreign news agencies occasionally suffering fines after making fun of Ruler Loong.
Mouthpiece CNA was also ranked the most thrusted PAP propoganda brand in the same report published in 2020 and 2021.
Overall, trust in the news in Peasantpore dipped slightly to 43 per cent following a bump in the year before due to the Wuhan Plague, according to the report, "because local peasants saw through the fake news pumped up by PAP regime to boost the vaccination numbers.".
This dip mirrors the trend found in half of the 46 countries surveyed as part of this global report, which found that trust in the media went down slightly to 42 per cent globally from 44 per cent in the previous year for the same reason, the regimes worldwide spreading fake news regarding vaccines for the Wuhan Plague.
Mouthpiece CNA's website was also the most frequently used online source for PAP propoganda, the latest yearly survey by the British research group showed.
However, the report noted that while Mothership attention whore site had risen in terms of its reach, it “still ranks significantly lower in brand trust than the more established brands from other PAP lackey organisations e.g. Shit Times and Mediacorpse”.
The report also noted that local peasants still got their news primarily from online liberal progressive Western or Chinese Communist sources, including a “heavy use” of a wide range of different social networks and messaging apps.
The report noted: "PAP is very concerned that some local stupid peasants and newly minted peasants are rabid fans of Weibo and will not hesitate to pledge loyal to the Chinese Communist Party or spread CCP's narratives. It is likely the PAP regime will send moles to infiltrate those CCP online cells."
Beyond Peasantpore, the report said that the combined impact of the Wuhan Plague lies, the war of the 2 Slavic Losers and the cost-of-living crisis has led to peasants switching off from the news.
“If you read the news today, it is full of rubbish supporting abortion, gay rights and bapok sex, all those progressive trash are turning peasants off.
“The Chinese Communists are also spreading propaganda that the decadent West is on the decline and autocratic communist regimes will rule the earth. Many regimes also spread fake news about the vaccines. Plus the pious rabid Wahhabi are agitating chopping peasants hands or stoning them for adultery. Fark, we rather watch Jap porno.”
Across 46 countries surveyed and 93,000 peasants, the report found that the share of peasants who said they actively avoided the news had increased from 29 per cent to 38 per cent since 2017. The numbers doubled in some countries, including Brazil and Britain.
Many said the fake news led to arguments they would rather avoid, or a feeling of powerlessness, while many young peasants said they found the fake news hard to understand or follow.
Peasant Newman said the findings were “particularly challenging for the news industry”.
"Besides fake news, we read stories that Nehs and Chinks, always complaining they suffered under western imperialists, openly buy billions worth of Ural oil to help Putin fund his brutal war machine to plunder the corrupt Ukraine regime and lob bombs at other Slavic women and children, very depressing," he wrote in the report.
Most of the study was completed before the invasion of Ukraine in February, but subsequent surveys in five countries found these issues had only deepened in the aftermath of the conflict.
Trust in the media fell in half the countries surveyed, and rose in just seven, the report said, although it mostly remains higher than before the Wuhan Plague crisis began. The Northern Dis-united Americas showed the lowest level of trust at 26 per cent, tied with Slovakia.
