Sentences with phrase «peddled false»

Over and over again it has peddled false stories, gleefully and irresponsibly then taken up by politicians.

Untruth spreads sooner than truth and people were misled by extremist elements within the Npp who peddled false rumours across the country, tarnished image of the government to gain power.

Benn and his supporters constantly peddled a false narrative of the previous Labour governments, and his own role in resisting its «surrenders» to the IMF and other international capitalist conspirators.

He sees it as a quintessential Gawker story — entirely true, about a celebrity who peddled a false narrative but brought public attention upon himself, and involving sex.

And the Bible exposes such ones as part of a false religious «harlot», and given the name Babylon the Great (Rev 17:1, 2, 5), as ancient Babylon was the prototype in peddling false religion that has now extended to the ends of the earth.

Fraudulent religious leaders often peddle false doctrine, but some of them also traffic in true doctrines by which they have not personally been transformed.

She added, «The NFL is peddling a false sense of security.

can sit all day doing nothing but throwing insults at someone who can't reply and peddling false lies and hate and anger.

The more that stuff can be hidden, the easier it is to peddle false and misleading propaganda and to disguise motivations behind the spending.

It seems that as long as our political leaders peddle a false vision of public education, one disconnected from the needs of students, we must look to our judicial system to safeguard children's rights.

They take advantage of new authors» naïveté, peddle false promises, sometimes even swindling them into signing away the rights to their manuscripts.

Whatever work James Macdonald has done to protect writers from predatory service providers who peddle false promises is a good thing.

Infowars and Alex Jones, who hosts «The Alex Jones Show,» are famous for peddling false conspiracy theories about tragic events.

Not exact matches

Another false preacher being peddled to the masses.

Short cuts, of the kind that Concept Art peddles, are based on the banal and false conclusion that the development of the productive forces renders all work superfluous.

I've seen so many «accurate» twitter sources make false claims during transfer windows, and then they back peddle when they don't happen and claim that the deal was almost done but «there were complications.»

This gives US$ 20 billion or GHC 87 billion and not the false figure of GHC 112 billion or 92 % which Dr Bawumia and lately President Akufo Addo have been peddling.

«This is a terrible day for United States of America and it is very, very frustrating how we are being divided and the false narrative that is being peddled by this highly insecure individual who's using power to uphold that false narrative.»

By analogical reasoning from the independence and freedoms guaranteed to the media, the spirit of the Constitution obligates them when they have published a rejoinder to a previous and similar false allegation, to at least call the readers» attention to the previous rebuttal of the current falsehood being peddled against the accused.

«We urge the public to disregard the misinformation peddled in the false and malicious publications as well as desist from propagating same, in their best interests.

Governor Wike said all the stories being peddled about the money belonging to the National Intelligence Agency are false and mere face saving measures by the embattled APC federal government.

According to the party, the allegations being peddled are false, as the register contains the names of all well - standing members.

Once in the store, the dogs are peddled to consumers at a premium price under the false pretenses that they come from great breeders.

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In arguing for «breakthrough» technologies rather than deployment of today's clean energy solutions, Nordhaus and Shellenberger are peddling the same false choice the Bush administration has used to justify its retrograde policies for the past seven years.

You further misrepresent our argument by suggesting that, «in arguing for «breakthrough» technologies rather than deployment of today's clean energy solutions, Nordhaus and Shellenberger are peddling the same false choice the Bush administration has used to justify its retrograde policies for the past seven years.»