When we suddenly see Tony posting glamorous snapshots of his tour of the cow-urine drinking festival in Drashkalavtrashar, India - we'll all know what has happened.
"The line between independent journalist and influencer continues to get murkier as their followings grow. Influencers have no code of ethics dictating whether they should disclose paid promotions or gifts. Journalists, however, have long had a code of ethics requiring them to disclose gifts they receive for the work they’ve done." Ethics is intended to govern journalism, but federal law is intended to govern influencers.
As influencers primarily engage in commercial speech and brand partnerships, they are strictly regulated by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Influencers are legally required to clearly disclose when they are compensated to review, use, or mention a product (using tags like #ad or #sponsored). Failing to do so can result in massive financial penalties. Essentially, they are reviewing Poland, which is not a product, per se, but, presumably, the positive endorsement of the country is to attract tourists for future profits to Polish vendors, attractions, accommodations, and goods--the products in question which must be promoted, in order to attract visitors to Poland.
Does Poland's image benefit from permanent portrayal as Holocaustland? Of course the trip wasn't funded by Poles. If a Texan was genuinely interested in Polish culture, he'd visit Panna Maria first.
Good thing is that I have no clue who those new $7K Club newly minted members are. But seems like their friends at Maccabee Task Force are having a good laugh at them
Well, my DIL is from Romania. She doesnt think its the best place to live at all. They have had some very significant pitiful upheavals not all that ling ago. Maybe it ripped through these smaller countries first.
We all need to Expect “Media- including Influencers” to have a bias, and Think for ourselves about the Facts presented vs the Opinions surrounding those Facts. We can make up our own minds about the facts, and form Opinions of our own. IMO, you should Never look to another, for Your opinion. Poland is a Unique country, with a lot of history- if you’re ignorant of its history, you can’t understand its Present situation in context. The Difference between Poland and Any EU Country which has allowed un-fettered Invasion by third worlders is Stark. Look at the Facts. See the Results. Draw your Own Conclusions, about which path is more conducive to the Preservation of a Country’s Culture. The source of the money for this exploratory trip to a country most have never been to, is not as relevant as it’s being portrayed to be- the experience portrayed by Any “Media” source should Always be taken with a large pinch of salt.
Man I hope Sarah finds herself a nice polish man who will put her in her place.
When we suddenly see Tony posting glamorous snapshots of his tour of the cow-urine drinking festival in Drashkalavtrashar, India - we'll all know what has happened.
or holding hands with a fully clad black shador wearing two legged individual
🤣 oh man, I almost spilled my coffee
"The line between independent journalist and influencer continues to get murkier as their followings grow. Influencers have no code of ethics dictating whether they should disclose paid promotions or gifts. Journalists, however, have long had a code of ethics requiring them to disclose gifts they receive for the work they’ve done." Ethics is intended to govern journalism, but federal law is intended to govern influencers.
As influencers primarily engage in commercial speech and brand partnerships, they are strictly regulated by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Influencers are legally required to clearly disclose when they are compensated to review, use, or mention a product (using tags like #ad or #sponsored). Failing to do so can result in massive financial penalties. Essentially, they are reviewing Poland, which is not a product, per se, but, presumably, the positive endorsement of the country is to attract tourists for future profits to Polish vendors, attractions, accommodations, and goods--the products in question which must be promoted, in order to attract visitors to Poland.
Does Poland's image benefit from permanent portrayal as Holocaustland? Of course the trip wasn't funded by Poles. If a Texan was genuinely interested in Polish culture, he'd visit Panna Maria first.
Good thing is that I have no clue who those new $7K Club newly minted members are. But seems like their friends at Maccabee Task Force are having a good laugh at them
Expulsion 110 coming soon.
The American desire to be free of that filth grows by the day.
See Tucker's new video on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMAnOxKx3H4
Well, my DIL is from Romania. She doesnt think its the best place to live at all. They have had some very significant pitiful upheavals not all that ling ago. Maybe it ripped through these smaller countries first.
There meat puppets
We all need to Expect “Media- including Influencers” to have a bias, and Think for ourselves about the Facts presented vs the Opinions surrounding those Facts. We can make up our own minds about the facts, and form Opinions of our own. IMO, you should Never look to another, for Your opinion. Poland is a Unique country, with a lot of history- if you’re ignorant of its history, you can’t understand its Present situation in context. The Difference between Poland and Any EU Country which has allowed un-fettered Invasion by third worlders is Stark. Look at the Facts. See the Results. Draw your Own Conclusions, about which path is more conducive to the Preservation of a Country’s Culture. The source of the money for this exploratory trip to a country most have never been to, is not as relevant as it’s being portrayed to be- the experience portrayed by Any “Media” source should Always be taken with a large pinch of salt.