New in PJ Media:
Nina Jankowicz is back, and she’s mad. Jankowicz, you’ll no doubt recall, was the chief of the Biden regime’s ill-fated Disinformation Governance Board, which was ominously part of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and was widely reported to be an Orwellian exercise in policing the speech of Americans that strayed from the line of the establishment Left. But Jankowicz insists that the Disinformation Governance Board was nothing like the way it was portrayed. She claims that Fox News’ negative coverage of it spread lies about her, endangered her life as she was inundated with death threats, and even interfered with her ability to bond with her newborn son. (Yeah, she is really throwing the kitchen sink into this one.) Jankowicz has published a video, “Help Nina Fight Fox,” asking for donations to help her sue the beast that ruined her life.
The slickly produced video starts with Jankowicz, looking sober and professional (in a sharp departure from her notorious Mary Poppins-based musical tribute to fighting “disinformation”), saying, “I’m asking for your financial support of a lawsuit I want to bring against Fox News for their malicious, reckless lies against me.” Then the earnest music starts, as Jankowicz continues to talk over a series of videos and still images. She had a “lifelong dream” of entering public service, and finally realized it when she became head of the Disinformation Governance Board.
Jankowicz asserts that this entity, complete with its sinister name, was entirely benign. “My role was to make sure different entities across DHS were coordinated, to bring the latest research to bear in the department, and to help the department ensure that its policies about its existing counter disinformation work were grounded in American values: privacy, civil rights and civil liberties. That’s all the board was. It didn’t have the ability or the authority to act on its own.”
But then, enter the black-hatted hatemongers of Fox, spreading “baseless claims that the board was an Orwellian ‘Ministry of Truth.’” Jankowicz insists that “the board had nothing to do with arbitrating or restricting speech.” Nonetheless, she charges on her GoFundMe page that the fiends at Fox “made over 500 scaremongering statements about my role, my views, and my personal life over the next nine months—an entirely disproportionate disinformation and smear campaign against a person who simply took a job to serve her country within her area of expertise.” The video gets more melodramatic as it goes on, featuring nightmarish images of dozens of Fox broadcasts all allegedly maligning Jankowicz, causing her to be inundated with death threats and upsetting her to the extent that she has not been able to establish the proper relationship with her newborn.
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࿗Infidel࿘ says
Actually, this is one fight where I’ll simply pop the popcorn, since Murdoch is more busy trying to ensure that Trump loses the GOP primary, and is therefore putting a finger on that scale. I am more interested in supporting Newsmax fight AT&T, and that’s a fight that Newsmax can win. First of all, everybody who watches Newsmax or OANN can ‘cut the cord’ – cancel their actual TV subscriptions and subscribe to Roku or any of those streaming services – check whether Mammoth Nation has any. After one gets that Android-compatible center, one can download apps like Newsmax and watch it on their TVs
Nina vs Rupert/James/Lachlan – I’ll just ignore that one, and hope that more Fox viewers leave FNC for either Newsmax or OANN or any of those other online channels – Daily Wire, the Rubin Report, et al
James Lincoln says
࿗Infidel࿘ says,
“First of all, everybody who watches Newsmax or OANN can ‘cut the cord’ – cancel their actual TV subscriptions and subscribe to Roku”
True.
That being said, some DirecTV subscribers perceive that as a “barrier” and would would not go to the trouble.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Yeah, I can see why people who are used to remotes where one simply has to increment or decrement or enter channel numbers might find the media centers intimidating. I’m currently in India, and among the people I know, the elderly ones are still on those simple remotes, while the younger ones have those Amazon Fire sticks where one has an Android like setup where one can download certain media channels directly from the Play store
Some years ago, on Breitbart, John Nolte advocated cutting the cord, getting just a fast internet connection and then getting a Roku or Pluto TV or KlowdTV or CGI or Vidgo, and then watching just what one needs. Here, on the FireTV, I’ve downloaded things like Newsmax, Rumble and it already has YouTube, so I just watch videos from channels that I normally subscribe to. It provides me everything I need
somehistory says
Yes, “mad” a.k.a. insane. Insane with self-importance and a strong need for power over others.
mgoldberg says
Well no one thought she wasn’t clever. Imagine all the money she’ll collect, put on a little faux lawsuit dance, and have all that extra money for diapers, and sundries, time to write her book as a victim of the right wing, and gain a little attention for herself. She could call it ‘The little engine that shouldn’t’.
somehistory says
Have to feel sorry for the baby. She shouldn’t be anyone’s mother.
And with the channel under fire from others, she sees this as the best time to toot her own horn.
Walter Sieruk says
The disingenuous Nina Jankowicz is back, and she’s mad, this time she’s fighting mad.
In her new video she did her very best to appear reasonable rational intelligent and decent. This is what many micro-sociologists would called “impression management.”
In her video Jankowicz had complained bitterly how Fox News reported her to its viewers and she naturally disliked that some of this news networks commentators , as Sean Hannity called her “crazy.” She showed a short film clip when Hannity showed her singing her own written politically correct “Mary Poppins” type song. then he described her by that word
Really ,Hannity did have a point after showing her silly song and then after that he called her “crazy” .
Jankowicz did appear a bit “unhinged ” when she was singing her song.
Maybe an even better and more fitting term of her in her video singing that fool song that Jankowicz portrayed herself as a “clown.”
Istanbul_Chick says
Hate to break it to the disinformation queen, but her video made her look even worse.
What part of she, nor the government has the right to decide for me (or others) what is truth and what is not?
As for those alleged lies; The twitter files have shown what they absolutely were not lies but the stark and frightening truth. Our government, of which she was a part, was censoring American citizens.
Finally, her inability with her son, I am absolutely sure, would have happened without the “hateful rhetoric and lies from Fox.”
gravenimage says
Agreed.
And Istanbul_Chick, great to see you posting again!
Istanbul_Chick says
Thanks, GI.
I lurk a lot, but not much time for posting.
Could not resist posting about this nutter.
Good to see you, hope all is well with you and yours.
Des Truction says
Noted, that her YouTube rant to get support to “fight” Fox News has comments turned off, Such a very common action for lefty YouTube commentary!
Wellington says
They weren’t lies by Fox but merely opinions. But then the Left, as illustrated by this silly woman, will treat all criticism as lies since Leftism is rooted in both hypocrisy and “snowflakeness.” Beyond pathetic and just one more reason why the Left needs to be opposed as much as possible if the rule of law and common sense are to survive.
N.B., Conservatives whose lives are threatened, such as those who work at pro-life centers which have been violently targeted by Leftist loons, will never be accorded the same legal channels like this pathetic excuse for a human being because, you see, they are conservatives. Thank you again, you legal monster, one Merrick Garland by name.
James Lincoln says
Wellington,
100% agree.
I’m still trying to decide which of these cabinet members is the worst (did I forget anyone?):
Blinken, Austin, Garland, Buttigieg, Mayorkas, Klain…
Wellington says
They’re all awful, James, but my vote would go to Merrick Garland, closely followed by Mayorkas. Yellen should be on the list too.
James Lincoln says
Wellington,
Yes, agree.
gravenimage says
The Former Disinformation Governance Board Chief Is Back, and She’s Mad
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World’s tiniest violin…
Myron J. Poltroonian says
LOL! √ & √√.
Larry A. Singleton says
Notice this gutless coward disabled the thumbs up/thumbs down and comment features on her YouTube channel:
“Help Nina Fight Fox”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RV66xYwukOk&t=154s&ab_channel=HelpNinaFightFox
tgusa says
Disinformation Governance Board. You have to understand leftist speak to figure out what that name really means. The Board exists to make disinformation great again. Disinformation Governance Board, we are here to govern our approved disinformation that we want people to believe is true. Leave it to these insufferable not so smart lefties to try to tell us that unapproved information is by default disinformation. Disinformation defined; False information which is intended to mislead, especially propaganda issued by a government organization to a rival power or the media. Yep, that’s them.
Westman says
She was a public figure. A lawsuit will just drive her into bankruptcy. She is likely mentally ill, as might have been our first impression. There was certainly delusion in her notion that free people would welcome the equivalent of their remembered school hall monitors.
If she doesn’t feel bonded to the child, she might try singing all the stuff to him she did to us.
stevo k says
Fox didnt drop her from her position, the Biden administration did. she should sue them
Walter Sieruk says
Nina Jankowicz had made herself to be ridiculous by her singing that fool song on video
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So after that, It’s no surprise that very few people took her seriously.
OLD GUY says
In Nina’s case I think it’s I just want to be important, Can’t you see how important I’am? NO!
Myron J. Poltroonian says
“Nina” can’t help it. She was educated and groomed for service in an all knowing government: “In 100 years we have gone from teaching Latin and Greek in high school to teaching Remedial English in college.” – Joseph Sobran
Amendment I
“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.”