Following HSAC Recommendation, DHS terminates Disinformation Governance Board

Statement from the Department of Homeland Security following the recommendation from the Homeland Security Advisory Council regarding the Disinformation Governance Board:

“The Department welcomes the recommendations of the Homeland Security Advisory Council, which has concluded that countering disinformation that threatens the homeland, and providing the public with accurate information in response, is critical to fulfilling the Department’s missions. We thank the Subcommittee for its work, which required extensive fact gathering and analysis over a short period of time.

“In accordance with the HSAC’s prior recommendation, Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro N. Mayorkas has terminated the Disinformation Governance Board and rescinded its charter effective today, August 24, 2022.

“With the HSAC recommendations as a guide, the Department will continue to address threat streams that undermine the security of our country consistent with the law, while upholding the privacy, civil rights, and civil liberties of the American people and promoting transparency in our work.”

https://www.dhs.gov/news/2022/08/24/following-hsac-recommendation-dhs-terminates-disinformation-governance-board

UK Police forces are told to treat reporters as 'extremists' and a 'potential corrupting influence' in latest advice

HM Inspectorate of Constabulary recommended police officers disclose associations with ‘journalists and extremist groups’

After complaints about lumping these two together as if they were equal, the inspectorate apologised and agreed to change the wording

Advice remains unchanged, and journalism stays on list attached to the College of Policing’s authorised professional practice guidelines on tackling corruption

Secret police guidance has been discovered urging officers to treat journalists akin to criminals and ‘extremist groups’.

The alarming advice has been condemned by newspaper groups who fear it will undermine police-press relations and hinder the public’s right to know about crimes and how they are investigated.

The College of Policing, the umbrella group providing guidance for the forces of England and Wales, advises that officers must declare whether they have friendships or associations with people such as criminals.

While this advice is public, it has emerged that a secret annex listing the types of associations that must be declared includes journalists.

Earlier this year, HM Inspectorate of Constabulary recommended police officers disclose associations with ‘journalists and extremist groups’.

After complaints about lumping these two together as if they were equal, the inspectorate apologised and agreed to change the wording.

A formal complaint has been made to the College of Policing by the Society of Editors and the Crime Reporters Association. Rebecca Camber, who is chairman of the CRA and the Daily Mail’s crime and security editor, said: ‘This national guidance equates the profession of journalism with criminals, extremists, suspects and sex workers.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11155355/Police-forces-told-treat-reporters-extremists-potential-corrupting-influence.html

Professional journalists are at the same level as criminals, extremists, and whores. kek.

>>17458293

>There also have been reports of shootings elsewhere in the city, the police chief said, but officers checking on those reports found “no evidence of other shootings in our community.” Specifically, he said, there was a report of shots fired in the area of Southeast Ninth Street and Reed Market Road, but police “found no evidence of a shooting there as well.”

Distraction reports of other shootings in the area - gun grab FF shooting.

>>17458343

The tall guy in the middle of back row - is that Stephen Merchant from 'The Office'?

>>17458434

Fort Jackson unit badge - Victory Starts Here

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Jackson_(South_Carolina)

>>17458416

THE WITCH IS IN

>>17458600

>Politicians blame 'horrors of climate change' - but residents cite lax construction laws and state corruption

Residents blame lax construction laws and state corruption.

>>17458608

That looks like a road running alongside a river. Water is ankle deep where the man is and thigh deep in the background where the group of people are.

Reminds me of those CNN hacks and their fake reporting with the American floods awhile back.

insert pictures of CNN hacks in canoes and waders here….

>>17458698

>>17458679

Looks like damn fine covfefe.

>>17458709

The table might be a bed frame.

The point is that the road is running alongside a river and is only ankle deep.

Move a hundred yards away from the river and the ground is probably dry.

Storm surge floods usually subside quite quickly and the region has these floods every year.

It seems to me that they post the same or near identical pictures every year when the monsoon comes.

>>17458703

>wtf is a cockwomble?