disinformation

"It's just a different kind of disinformation than you guys put out."

"And at the same time, who would be in a perfect position to help make some of the disinformation happen?"

Further, it is possible that you're the victim of disinformation.

This is the politics of disinformation played at a very dangerous level.

Disinformation is still a major part of Soviet intelligence strategy.

"I think there's a certain amount of disinformation being spread."

When dealing with humans, disinformation is not a bad thing.

Which in turn means it can be disrupted with the right sort of disinformation.

The company's work was part of an effort to counter disinformation in the Iraqi press.

But that's part of the disinformation she creates, using money from her husband's law firm.

Every one was either killed or turned into a disinformation tool by the enemy.

The Web also proves itself as a great place to spread disinformation.

Certainly there is a recent history of disinformation in Washington, if not outright lying.

"To feed you disinformation to report back to us, of course.

Indeed, it is very likely a popular way to sow disinformation.

Seeing though that this disinformation did not bring anyone on the streets, the article was later changed into.

Here's an example of how disinformation can be put to good use by elk hunters.

London doesn't pass out disinformation to the people in the field.

Who might have been the source of the disinformation?

Officials complain that their country is a victim of an "international disinformation campaign."

I see absolutely no reason why it would have carried out a policy of disinformation on such a sensitive issue.

They certainly haven't used a major hotel there, but that might have been disinformation.

London had in fact used the tag as a disinformation tool.

Were the police and authorities trying to cover something up, spinning another web of disinformation?

The news media have been all too quick to accept this disinformation as gospel.