Slanders

In an apparent reference to the Trump administration’s that China is to blame for the subsequent global pandemic, he complained bitterly about what he described as foreign lies and slanders.

It is immoral to target China with rumours and slanders in the absence of any evidence,” Zhao said.

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — In one of the most corrosive presidential campaigns in recent American history, amid the political denunciations and slanders of an excruciating year, Utah’s top candidates for governor made a television commercial together.

But as Christian believers, we should be much higher than such things, since Scripture clearly tells us to not entertain a gossiper or person who slanders.

Sounds like a litany of media slanders against Trump, some of which, seven years ago, were lodged against a GOP presidential nominee whose name was Mitt Romney.

The Government of China slanders Falun Gong.

Higher up the scale, any published statement that slanders a person, even reveals unsavoury personal intrigue about a person, can give rise to a libel in which the aggrieved person seeks damages in the civil court.

In a remarkable early anticipation of the slanders that were to come, they accused Trotsky of being the friend of Tsarist generals and of persecuting Bolsheviks in the army.

The book challenges the false histories and slanders, the effort to tear down Christianity, even Popes and of course bishops and cardinals in the Eastern European countries.

It brought the poet in his own time the hostility of its victims and their sympathizers, who pursued him implacably from then on with a few damaging truths and a host of slanders and lies.

There are examples of anti-Zionists using accusations, slanders, imagery and tactics previously associated with antisemites.