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'''Bellingcat''' is a [[fake news]] site established by [[US]] and [[UK]] intelligence services to criticize and debunk information, news stories, websites, persons and organizations that the [[deep state]]s of both countries do not approve of.  The fake news is then fed to [[Western alliance|Western]] [[mainstream media]] and so-called "[[fact check]]" sites. ''The Grayzone'' reported:

'''Bellingcat''' is a [[fake news]] site established by [[US]] and [[UK]] intelligence services to criticize and debunk information, news stories, websites, persons and organizations that the [[deep state]]s of both countries do not approve of.  The fake news is then fed to [[Western alliance|Western]] [[mainstream media]] and so-called "[[fact check]]" sites. ''The Grayzone'' reported:

:''“Since its launch in July 2014, the self-styled open-source investigations website Bellingcat has cemented itself as a darling of mainstream Western media, with its dives into alleged [[Syrian]] government [[chemical weapon]] attacks and [[Russian]] intelligence operations showered with praise, puff pieces, and glitzy awards...While vehemently insisting that it is independent of government influence, Bellingcat is funded by both the U.S. government’s [[National Endowment for Democracy]] and the [[European Union]]...[[CIA]] officials have declared their “love” for Bellingcat, and there are unambiguous signs that the outlet has partnered closely with [[London]] and [[Washington, D.C.|Washington]] to further the pair’s imperial objectives”.<ref>https://mronline.org/2021/10/11/bellingcat-funded-by-u-s-and-uk-intelligence-contractors-that-aided-extremists-in-syria/</ref>

:''“Since its launch in July 2014, the self-styled open-source investigations website Bellingcat has cemented itself as a darling of mainstream Western media, with its dives into alleged [[Syrian]] government [[chemical weapon]] attacks and [[Russian]] intelligence operations showered with praise, puff pieces, and glitzy awards...While vehemently insisting that it is independent of government influence, Bellingcat is funded by both the U.S. government’s [[National Endowment for Democracy]] and the [[European Union]]...[[CIA]] officials have declared their “love” for Bellingcat, and there are unambiguous signs that the outlet has partnered closely with [[London]] and [[Washington, D.C.|Washington]] to further the pair’s imperial objectives”.''<ref>https://mronline.org/2021/10/11/bellingcat-funded-by-u-s-and-uk-intelligence-contractors-that-aided-extremists-in-syria/</ref>

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