"The law in the United States is you can't defame a group, you can't defame conservatives, you can only defame individuals," he said.
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He believes that the complainants were trying to defame him.
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To say this is amateur hour would defame amateurs. Resign.
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It even resorts to rumours to defame other countries' companies.
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But because Jackson is dead, anyone is free to defame him.
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The letter also accused Mr. Kagan of seeking to defame Ms. Blinkwolt.
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He claimed the nun was falsely accusing him in order to defame him.
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Omar, but also to Palestinians for using your platform to defame their cause.
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The Brotherhood's website called it a false-flag attack meant to defame Islamists.
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"The administration...chose to defame me and more important the FBI," Comey said.
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And you can just beat up the Justice Department, undermine Mueller, defame Comey.
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We'd learn to listen to one another more and defame one another less.
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I'm not offering these historical anecdotes to defame the history of the country.
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James Comey says Trump chose to "defame" him and the FBI James Comey says Trump chose to "defame" him and the FBI Former FBI Director James Comey accused President Trump of choosing to "defame me and, more importantly, the FBI" in blistering testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee Thursday in which he answered questions about the circumstances around his firing as well as Russian interference in the U.S. election.
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"There's so much falsity and lies to defame my character in here," he said.
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How can we defame a man who has changed the very face of language?
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This set Trump off and he issued a stream of lies to defame Wilson.
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It might be an uphill battle ... seeing as how you can't defame a dead person.
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The one hired to defame the fake firm even offered to make false police reports.
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He sued Musk over the twitter, but a court found that Musk didn't defame him.
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Comey said Trump and the White House were trying to "defame" him and the FBI.
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Some commentators on the right used the incident to defame "transgender activists" for their oversensitivity.
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"The logic is the same: to defame Russia," Kosachev told the state news agency Tass.
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As part of Ms. Huddy's confidential agreement with 21st Century Fox, she agreed not to "disparage, malign or defame" the parties; the company, on its behalf and on the behalf of Mr. O'Reilly and Mr. Abernethy, agreed not to "disparage, malign or defame" Ms. Huddy.
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At the same time, I will not allow others to defame me and tarnish my reputation.
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At the same time, I will not allow others to defame me and tarnish my reputation.
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Nor expect the dampening of my condemnation of Comey because Trump World seeks to defame him.
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He added that those on the losing end should not "defame" Americans who voted for Trump.
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Why is it wrong to defame a religious group if it will get you more votes?
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General Dostum's office, in a statement, called the accusation a conspiracy to defame the vice president.
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Many of the drugs are brought in from abroad ... people continue to defame the Wa State.
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The rush to either defame or defend her is a testament to her pop culture clout.
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"There are many projects to defame us," remarked the militant, who identified themselves as Jan Aqa Shafaq.
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Eramo also failed to provide evidence that Rolling Stone intended to defame her by implication, Conrad said.
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"The political right have pulled out their partisan knives to try to defame his reputation," Schumer said.
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The bottom line is, Rad and Pambakian conspired to defame Mr. Blatt and should be held responsible.
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"If he's using his office as a springboard to defame someone else, that's not right," she said.
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The document alleges that Mair and the two accounts were engaged in a coordinated campaign to defame him.
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The central government has been mobilising Chinese citizens and its propaganda machine to defame and crack the movement.
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The alleged purpose of the reported operation was to defame and destroy enemies of Ailes and Fox News.
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" She said she thinks the Trump campaign was "trying to defame me, and I think it shows malice.
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The law prohibits use of the telecoms network to "extort, threaten, obstruct, defame, disturb, inappropriately influence or intimidate".
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"Politicians who defame their country in an international forum do not deserve to represent it," Ms. Szydlo said.
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In a section on protecting personal reputations, the new preamble makes it an offence to defame "heroes and martyrs".
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Germany's strict libel and slander laws are meant to protect citizens by making it a crime to defame others.
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He charged that it was politically motivated and accused Malaysia of colluding with outside powers to defame North Korea.
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INGRAHAM: Spirit is, God bless them, is the worst -- ARROYO: OK, don&apost defame -- INGRAHAM: It&aposs the worst experience.
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"They are now hatching conspiracies every day to finish and defame me," he told farmers in a speech in Odisha.
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Thailand's lese-majeste law is the world's harshest and makes it a crime to defame, insult or threaten the monarchy.
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Kindly check your facts before you erroneously defame an innocent business on Facebook in an attempt to destroy their business.
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And as you know, Ray, and they know, if you defame me or slander me, you'll see me in court.
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"I won't go away just because somebody says, 'We will bully you, we will intimidate you, defame you,'" Johansen said.
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Instead, you pursued your next libelous and vicious crusade you engineered an attempt to frame and defame an innocent person.
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Phyo Min Thein told a news conference at the time that the allegations were "intended to defame my personal dignity".
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" As Comey said, Trump not only fired him, "the administration then chose to defame me and, more importantly, the FBI.
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"The administration then chose to defame me and, more importantly, the FBI by saying the organization was in disarray," he said.
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"The administration then chose to defame me and more importantly the FBI, by saying the organization was poorly led," Comey said.
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I ask that you try not to defame a league that gave you your platform, whether you like it or not.
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Yet, those who have been elected to office cannot and should never shirk from calling out those who defame any group.
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Responding to BuzzFeed News, Kelly's lawyer decried the allegations as an effort to "defame" a "great artist who loves his fans."
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It contains a broadly worded clause prohibiting use of the telecoms network to "extort, threaten, obstruct, defame, disturb, inappropriately influence or intimidate".
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A federal judge didn't see it that way, ruling most of the movie did NOT defame Heller ... so he dismissed the suit.
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Raquel Mitchell, director of operations for the Stella campaign, told the BBC that the campaign did not intend to defame the village.
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The country has strict lèse-majesté laws, which means it's illegal to insult, defame, or threaten any member of the royal family.
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In the dramatic hearing, the ousted FBI chief accused Trump and the White House of choosing to "defame" him after his dismissal.
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Earlier, in September, they said it was all an effort to defame the government and win points for the elections in 2017.
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" He called the SPLC a "far-left smear organization that only wants to libel, slander, and defame this president with its lies.
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"Farrow's effort to defame NBC News is clearly motivated not by a pursuit of truth, but an axe to grind," continued Oppenheim.
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North Korea has suggested that he died of heart failure and accused Malaysia of working with other countries to defame North Korea.
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"If you're really smart and you want to defame somebody, you go to Starbucks, where it's an open or public WiFi," Gidari said.
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They contend that House rules require proceedings to be open unless they would jeopardize national security, compromise law enforcement information, or defame someone.
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Thailand's strict royal defamation law makes it a crime to defame, insult or threaten the king, queen, heir to the throne or regent.
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This is just another attempt by the Clinton campaign to defame a candidate who just today is number one in three different polls.
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"The administration chose to defame me and, more importantly, the FBI by saying the organization was in disarray ... those were lies," Comey said.
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And fourth, Comey argued that Trump and his White House initially told "lies" about why he was fired and attempted to "defame" him.
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These bigots are not content to harass Jews and other minorities on Twitter; they seek to assume their identities and then defame them.
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"I want to remind my German friends, and to all the world, you do not have the power to defame Turkey," he said.
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But few are stricter than Thailand, where the law makes it illegal to defame, insult or threaten the King, queen, heir-apparent or regent.
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But the law's most contentious clause, which broadly prohibits the use of the telecommunications network to "extort, defame, disturb or intimidate" remains in place.
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Earlier this month, Luke filed a new lawsuit against her mother alleging that Sebert has "continued to publicly defame" him since the 2014 complaint.
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The country's strict lese-majeste law makes it a crime to defame, insult or threaten the king, queen, heir to the throne or regent.
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"Our government tried to accuse him ... we had $60 million of our tax money go to trying to defame him," Damon told TMZ Sports.
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Laws protecting the royals from insult make it a crime to defame, insult or threaten the king, queen, heir to the throne or regent.
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A government spokesman, Phay Siphan, said he would not comment on the report, which he said was "attempting to defame" Mr. Hun Sen's reputation.
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Little is known about the royal family in Thailand, which has strict laws forbidding people to defame the King Maha Vajiralongkorn and his family.
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Kasowitz argued for dismissal or postponement of the case on the grounds that the claims were false and intended only to defame the president.
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The country's strict lese majeste law makes it a crime to defame, insult or threaten the king, queen, heir to the throne or regent.
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By 2015, the relationship had soured so badly that Mr. Araki insisted she sign a document vowing not to defame him or his business.
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They want to stay at such [an] arm's length and not be accused and subject to prosecution themselves that they deliberately defame their sources.
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A jury found that the Tesla billionaire did not defame a cave explorer in a dispute over a rescue effort in Thailand last year.
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Laws protect the royals from insult and it is a crime to defame, insult or threaten the king, queen, heir to the throne or regent.
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Thailand's "lèse majesté" laws make it illegal to "defame, insult, or threaten" a royal, which could hinder opposing parties' ability to campaign against the princess.
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The minister of education urged universities to ensure that comments in classrooms do not "attack or defame the rule of the party or smear socialism".
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While our Party has bestowed upon him the nomination, it is not accompanied by unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us.
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This new information goes beyond earlier reports from the U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia paid people to get on social media and defame Hillary Clinton.
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And at Clemson University, two students manipulated the campus's sexual misconduct policies and used false rape allegations to prosecute, harass and defame a fellow student.
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The country also has strict lèse-majesté laws, which makes it a criminal offence to insult, defame, or threaten any member of the royal family.
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This gap in the law isn't a result of a conscious decision by Congress or federal judges to protect the government's ability to defame you.
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Elon Musk did not defame a British cave explorer by calling him a "pedo guy" on Twitter, a jury concluded on Friday in Los Angeles.
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District Judge Glen Conrad ruled that the November 2014 Rolling Stone story "A Rape on Campus" did not defame administrator Nicole Eramo by its overall implications.
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Apparently," the statement continues, Ottinger "prefers to defame companies and individuals with lurid rumor and innuendo in the hope he will be paid to go away.
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For example, the bot will Tweet, "FYI, this account is a racist impersonating a Jew to defame Jews" in a reply to accounts like Yehuda Finkelstein's.
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"The administration chose to defame me and, more importantly, the FBI by saying that the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly run," Comey said.
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Mr. Cazeneuve called the allegations part of a "vile" and "calumnious" campaign to defame him and his ministry, but his job may be on the line.
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Malka claims the incident was exaggerated to defame him, a consequence of NeoGAF's strong opposition to GamerGate, even though it was thoroughly discussed on NeoGAF itself.
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Changing social attitudes about sex and sex work, adds Slade, make it harder to defame and dismiss Daniels than it would have been in years past.
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It is a crime to libel or defame foreign leaders and public officials or to insult the president, the flag, the army or other national symbols.
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The court held that members of the Covenant Reformed Church&aposs board of elders didn&apost defame the two women because they were expressing their religious beliefs.
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It stated that I wasn't allowed to defame him publicly in any way, which means I'm not allowed to say anything about him to the press. Ever.
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"While our Party has bestowed upon him the nomination, it is not accompanied by unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us," McCain said.
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Last year, China passed a law making it potentially a criminal offence to defame or deny the deeds and spirit of the country's historic heroes and martyrs.
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Cohen went on to "defame" Moore by using a device "supposedly invented by the Israeli Army to detect pedophiles" to label Moore as such on the program.
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"(The) post was intended to defame my personal dignity, (it's a) misrepresentation and it has disturbed my activities," Phyo Min Thein told a news conference on Thursday.
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Jordan, for example, argued that Cohen was bitter over not getting a White House job and was lying to defame the president now out of sour grapes.
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In recent years, China has tightened oversight of online content, concerned about the spread of politically "harmful" information, pornography, fake news, and efforts to "defame the nation's image".
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Since April 2016, 21 journalists have been charged or arrested under a telecommunications law that broadly prohibits the use of telecommunications networks to "extort, defame, disturb or intimidate".
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The lawsuit claimed that this letter was intended to defame McKee to both readers of the Daily News and in the world at large, according to court documents.
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In a statement this week to Mediaite, Ms. Reid said that her website had been breached and that the posts were fabricated by hackers intending to defame her.
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He claims that Roe's friend Jane Doe also embarked upon a social media campaign to defame him with accusations that he had sexually assaulted both Roe and herself.
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What all of the leaked stories have in common is that they were immediately beset with multiple leaks from highly placed officials meant to deeply defame President Trump.
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Elon Musk is trying to use his most flippant tweets as evidence he didn't defame the cave diver Vernon Unsworth when he called him "pedo guy" last year.
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"While our party has bestowed upon him the nomination, it is not accompanied by unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us," Mr. McCain said.
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The director that assaulted me went on to defame me, which caused me to lose two jobs that I was offered on two other films for another studio.
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Kelly then scolds Tomasky for omitting the press trashing of Lewinsky, which Kelly links to what he calls "an alleged campaign" by a Clinton aide to defame her.
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On their website, they bragged about having troll farms — "integrated networks of influence," used in part for "reputation management" — and I believe they enlisted one to defame me online.
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She allegedly made extortionate threats to stalk Shivers and defame him as a stalker if he went through with the divorce filing rather than get back together with her.
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"The administration chose to defame me and, more importantly, the FBI by saying that the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly run," Comey said at Thursday's hearing.
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"The administration chose to defame me and, more importantly, the FBI by saying that the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly run," the ousted FBI director added.
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"The administration chose to defame me and, more importantly, the FBI by saying that the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly run," he told the Senate panel.
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They can't digest that a chaiwallah has become PM. "They are now hatching conspiracies every day to finish and defame me," he told farmers in a speech in Odisha.
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Rather, he alleges "connections and dependencies" within international sports in which "the controlling stake" is held by television and advertising powers in the United States, all to defame Russia.
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While it provided relatively little in the way of genuinely new information, Comey repeatedly attacked Trump's honesty and declared that the president "chose to defame" him and the FBI.
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Displaying a narrow series of quotes from the hourslong original broadcast on poster board, Mr. Enoch said those remarks by Mr. Jones did not defame Ms. De La Rosa.
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Opponents of legislation that could offer survivors access to the legal justice they deserve would have us believe that survivors' memories are fabricated, or misremembered, to defame the accused.
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The battlefield between Trump and Putin on one hand, and Mueller on the other, is converging with the midterm elections because of the delay and defame strategy of Trump.
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Doing so would unnecessarily elevate the profile of the angry losers and occasionally violent extremists who defame Americans and give them the P.R. victory they were seeking all along.
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"The administration chose to defame me and, more importantly, the FBI by saying that the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly run," Comey said at the time.
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"This is just another attempt by the Clinton campaign to defame a candidate who just today is number one in three different polls," Trump's campaign said in its statement.
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Shivers claims in the suit that he didn't give in to her alleged threats and filed for divorce, prompting the former "NCIS" star to continue to stalk and defame him.
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According to the lawsuit, Stormy says not only did Trump defame her by saying she's lying, he's accusing her of committing a crime -- falsely accusing someone of committing a crime.
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This filing further proves that anyone can say whatever they want in a lawsuit for maximum shock value, to defame and debase, without having to offer any facts or reality.
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"It is prohibited to misrepresent, defame, profane or deny the deeds and spirits of heroes and martyrs, or to praise or beautify invasions," according to Xinhua's summary of the law.
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"The administration chose to defame me and, more importantly, the FBI by saying that the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly run," Comey told a rapt hearing room.
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The judge said the ruling was not on the merits of the information itself, The Guardian noted, and instead hinged on whether Steele acted with malice to defame the businessmen.
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The country has strict laws forbidding people to insult, defame, or threaten any member of the royal family, so relatively little is known about the king and how he lives.
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Maha Vajiralongkorn is likely shielded from those rumors in Thailand, which has strict lèse-majesté laws, which forbid people to insult, defame, or threaten any member of the royal family.
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" Nolde's work "The Life of Christ" was the centerpiece of the infamous 1937 "Degenerate Art" exhibition in Munich, mounted by the Nazis to defame and ridicule art considered "un-German.
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It whitewashes the Nazis' crimes and who they really were to accuse Jews of the very things that were done to them in an effort to defame the Jewish state.
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Elon Musk just won his trial against the British diver in the Thailand cave rescue he infamously labeled a "pedo" -- a jury just decided Elon did not defame Vernon Unsworth.
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The public announcement, of course, would be sufficient to give Trump material to defame Biden and muddy the waters about Russia's help in getting Trump elected in the first place.
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Pictures of the royals are widely displayed around Thailand and the country's strict lese majeste laws make it illegal to defame, insult or threaten the king, queen, heir-apparent or regent.
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" SAG-AFTRA's efforts aren't limited to deepfakes, the spokesperson says, but any re-creations that "defame our members and inhibit their ability to protect their images, voices and performances from misappropriation.
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Before the opening credits of Abhijit Panse's "Thackeray", a somber voice reads out that the film does not intend to hurt anyone's feelings, defame anyone, or endorse any sort of violence.
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"While our Party has bestowed upon him the nomination, it is not accompanied by unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us," McCain said in a statement Monday.
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His comments spotlight the ways in which being rich, famous and a global icon cannot make you impervious to racial slurs rooted in slavery and dehumanization, meant to defame and demean.
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"This suit — which was filed for no other purpose than to harass and publicly defame Ms. Tilton — had absolutely no basis in fact or law," the spokesman said in a statement.
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What we have seen globally, however, are hundreds of thousands of examples of deepfakes and manipulated imagery being used to target, harass, and defame women, using their images without their consent.
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"This is an attempt to defame Spark Alliance and other support channels," the group wrote in a Facebook post that accused police of attempting to "distort" their activities as money laundering.
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There's no reason to believe that Pruitt won't continue, if he's confirmed to head EPA, to defame his opponents on behalf of special interests and abuse the power of his office.
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The defamation lawsuit filed against Pebe Sebert in a federal court in Tennessee on Wednesday alleges that the "TiK ToK" singer's mother has "continued to publicly defame" him since the 2014 complaint.
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The candidate and his surrogates have been spending as much time complaining about media coverage as almost anything else, accusing journalists of being part of a vast global conspiracy to defame him.
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Video sites now must ban any videos that "distort, mock, or defame classical literary and art works," the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television stated in a directive yesterday.
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But if the statements assert or imply false facts that defame the individual, they do not find shelter under the First Amendment simply because they are embedded in a larger policy debate.
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Trump and his allies have accused Democrats of trying to defame him ahead of the 2020 reelection, and the White House has fought the onslaught of Democrat-led investigations in the House.
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Cairo's foreign ministry denied the law aimed to restrict NGOs and said some of them "have gotten used to working outside the law ... to defame the image of civil society in Egypt".
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"The administration then chose to defame me and, more importantly, the FBI, by saying the organization was in disarray," Comey said of the White House's media spin after his May 9 firing.
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"I want to remind my German friends, and to all the world, you do not have the power to defame Turkey," Mr. Erdogan said at a fund-raising event for a hospital.
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"We sometimes seem intent on stripping people of their humanity so that we might more easily denigrate or defame them and put them through the grinder that our politics requires," Republican Sen.
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However: ... If the statements assert or imply false facts that defame the individual, they do not find shelter under the First Amendment simply because they are embedded in a larger policy debate.
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" He read a statement in which he said CNN's reports "defame and distort the truth" and "threaten the peace and democratic stability of our Venezuelan nation, as they generate a climate of intolerance.
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According to House rules, a hearing should be closed if the "disclosure" of the witnesses would defame or incriminate someone, endanger national security, compromise sensitive law enforcement info, or violate a House rule.
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The fact is Andrew Breitbart made his name out of sowing racial resentment in the early years of the Obama administration, most famously by using a dishonestly edited tape to defame Shirley Sherrod.
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Xinhua said video sites must ban videos that "distort, mock or defame classical literary and art works", citing a directive from the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television on Thursday.
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"They got together and have been conspiring all the time how to finish Modi, how to remove [the] Modi government, and how to defame Modi," the Indian Express newspaper quoted him as saying.
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Human rights advocates have said they were troubled by a broadly worded clause of the law that prohibits use of the telecoms network to, "extort, threaten, obstruct, defame, disturb, inappropriately influence or intimidate".
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Entry cannot defame or invade publicity rights or privacy of any person, living or deceased, or otherwise infringe upon any person's personal or proprietary rights including but not limited to copyrights or trademarks.
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Summer Zervos, a former "Apprentice" show contestant, is suing Trump for defamation after she accused him of sexual assault and he not only denied it, but in characteristic fashion proceeded to defame her.
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California Representative Devin Nunes announced that he will file a $250 million lawsuit against Twitter, alleging that the company engages in "explicit censorship" and has allowed critics to defame him on the platform.
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Entry cannot defame or invade publicity rights or privacy of any person, living or deceased, or otherwise infringe upon any person's personal or proprietary rights including but not limited to copyrights or trademarks.
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"These people are trying to exploit the law and our hospitality to act against Israel and to defame the country," Interior Minister Aryeh Deri, who is responsible for enforcing the ban, told Ha'aretz.
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McCain's language ("defame") is far stronger than that of Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell, who praised the Khan family and said they opposed Trump's proposed Muslim immigration ban, but didn't criticize Trump by name.
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"Kai Hernandez's bizarre and fraudulent attempts to defame and victimize Julia were recognized as baseless by the authorities, who declined to file charges, and this matter was resolved," Mr. Hecht said in a statement.
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"The administration chose to defame me and, more importantly, the FBI by saying that the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly run," Comey told a rapt hearing room in his opening remarks.
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If you defame someone on Facebook, for example, the company may be required to take down your post following a court order, but it probably won't be held legally responsible for what you say.
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During his public testimony to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence about Trump and the Russia investigation in June 2017, Comey referenced the "lost confidence" comments, calling them lies and an effort to "defame" him.
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"The administration then chose to defame me and, more importantly, the FBI by saying the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly led, that the workforce had lost confidence in its leader," Comey said.
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The Israeli foreign ministry described Mr Soros as a figure who "continuously undermines Israel's democratically elected governments", and funds organisations "that defame the Jewish state and seek to deny it the right to defend itself".
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Tuesday said NBC News did not defame an Oregon sporting goods company by characterizing its exploding rifle targets as "bombs" in a report on the "Today" show.
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And on Monday afternoon, the Syrian ambassador to the United Nations, Bashar al-Jaafari, denounced what he called efforts to "defame" his government with reports of starvation deaths in Madaya and photographs of emaciated children.
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News about the royals is tightly controlled in Thailand, where laws protecting the royal family from insult make it a crime to defame, insult or threaten the king, queen, heir to the throne or regent.
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News about the royal family is tightly controlled in Thailand, where laws protecting the royals from insult make it a crime to defame, insult or threaten the king, queen, heir to the throne or regent.
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Phyo Min Thein, 47, a former political prisoner and rising star of Nobel peace laureate Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy (NLD) party, has rejected the allegations as being intended to defame him.
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Comey, on the other hand, has gone after his GOP critics for their claims that he leaked classified information to the press, stating that he would welcome apologies from those who sought to defame him.
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Trump, he said, ''chose to defame me and, more importantly, the F.B.I. by saying that the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly led, that the work force had lost confidence in its leader.
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"The administration chose to defame me and more importantly the F.B.I. by saying the organization was in disarray, that it was being poorly led, that the workforce had lost faith in its leader," he said.
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"Widely consumed images of Native American stereotypes in commercial and educational environments slander, defame, and vilify Native peoples, Native cultures, and tribal nations, and continue a legacy of racist and prejudiced attitudes," the report states.
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BuzzFeed News recently reported how the reference to the US-based cybersecurity company has played on the darker parts of the internet, where the theory that Crowdstrike helped start a hoax to defame Trump originated.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China introduced a law on Friday making it potentially criminal to defame or deny the deeds and spirit of the country's historic martyrs, state media said, the latest move to protect symbols of state.
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The lawsuit also alleged Univision executives colluded with NBC executives or "threatened economic coercion" to cause NBC to severe its own business relationship in order to "suppress Mr. Trump's First Amendment rights and defame his image."
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" He went on to cast blame on the media, controlled by you-know-who: "Black people have no history of using the media, the movie industry or any other propaganda sources, to collectively defame White America.
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"President Trump's attempts to defend this ban are as farcical as ever and only serve to defame thousands of transgender troops," Mara Keisling, executive director of the National Center for Transgender Equality, said in a statement.
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News about the royal family is tightly controlled in Thailand, where harsh laws protecting the royals from insult make it a crime to defame, insult or threaten the king, queen, heir to the throne or regent.
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Protesters were particularly offended by the Ferguson Police Department's decision to release the video that showed Mr. Brown shoving the store clerk, perceiving it as part of an effort to defame and demonize the young man.
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I'm attracted to all sorts of humans, but particularly those whom society turns a blind eye to, or places a stigma upon because they're 'flawed' by normative standards... We're quick to grant fame, but quicker to defame.
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PepsiCo's argument is that these rumors are untrue and defame the brand—though it's evident that a number of the posts are satirical in tone, poking fun at the rumor rather than earnestly trying to spread misinformation.
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Just minutes into his testimony, Comey said the president and his aides had chosen to defame him by spreading lies about his job performance, attempting to shred a reputation carefully built during 20 years of government service.
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The same goes for Louis C.K.: Does he get points for being one of the first men to finally acknowledge the truth, to not defame his accusers, even though he didn't actually say the words "I'm sorry"?
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"Give us the strength, God, to resist the empty, patronizing words that protect the culpable and defame the innocent and dishonor the slain," Ms. Guidry said in a prayer that received a loud "Amen" from the audience.
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That so many leftist agitators would take the time to defame the police, when white supremacists are within eyesight, says much more about the current state of progressive grievance activism than it does our law enforcement community.
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"The administration then chose to defame me and, more importantly, the FBI by saying that the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly led, that the work force had lost confidence in its leader," Comey said.
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So, when dealing with any of Mizulina's initiatives, the most popular method to defame them seems to be a comparison with the Middle Ages, while homophobia, anti-Semitism, and particularly the Holocaust appear as additional reference points.
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He also says that Mair and the two parody accounts (whose owners he also demands to know the names of in the suit) were working together to "defame" him and hinder his work as a Congress member.
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Alaska's (and Hyde's) dismissal after failing to fall in line is part of a deepening rift in the movement between those who crave legitimacy and those who more greatly value their ability to defame Jews on the internet.
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"While our party has bestowed upon him the nomination, it is not accompanied by unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us," said McCain, a prisoner of war for five years during the Vietnam War.
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According to the Ring Community Guidelines, the Neighbors app bans "direct threats against any individuals, bullying, harassment, and any posts that demean, defame, or discriminate," but it relies on Neighbors users to report posts that violate that rule.
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"Lisa Rinna deliberately came after me and she did it to defame my character and hurt me," Kemsley, 41, confessed to audiences after agreeing to go on a trip to Las Vegas with the entire cast (including Rinna).
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In addition to the two outstanding warrants, Kanter also faces jail time after a prosecutor in Turkey ruled that he was guilty of using Twitter to "defame and deride" Erdogan and should be jailed up to four years.
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A federal judge in California has dismissed parts of a lawsuit by Canadian timber company Resolute Forest Products accusing environmental groups Greenpeace and Stand of carrying out a campaign to defame the company and drive away its customers.
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"The administration then chose to defame me and, more importantly, the F.B.I., by saying that the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly led, that the work force had lost confidence in its leader," Mr. Comey said.
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While diplomats from North Korea generally keep a low profile, Mr. Kang angered Malaysian officials by saying that his country "cannot trust" the police investigation, and by accusing Malaysia of colluding with outside powers to defame North Korea.
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The country also has strict laws to regulate internet activity and punish people found guilty of sharing electronic information or documents that defame others with a fine of up to 1 billion rupiah ($71,600) or six years in prison.
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Writing to lawyers for Alabama Media Group, Trenton demands that the news group preserve potential evidence that it sought to defame Moore by reporting on Monday that another woman came forward to accuse Moore of sexual assault in 1977.
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Despite pressure from human rights bodies and Western diplomats, the government of Aung San Suu Kyi has retained a broadly worded law that prohibits use of the telecoms network to "extort, threaten, obstruct, defame, disturb, inappropriately influence or intimidate".
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By their own contract they can terminate for no reason whatsoever, and this I am not disputing but again, to lie and defame and accuse of actions which I did not do is beyond their own TOS and U.S. Law.
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Both the public comments preceding the Kavanaugh announcement and the comments from both liberal interest groups and sitting senators since, display a literal and metaphorical frothing at the mouth to systematically defame and vilify an outstanding human and respected jurist.
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In a separate case, police in the northern city of Thanh Hoa said they had arrested a 37-year-old man over a bid "to defame party, state and provincial leaders," police said in a statement on the department's website.
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The military declared when it took over it considered violations of a strict lese-majeste law, which makes it illegal for anyone to "defame, insult or threaten the king, the queen, heir-apparent or regent", a matter of national security.
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The beefing up of powers over the online world come as authorities are increasingly targeting social media for violations of a law that makes it a crime to defame, insult or threaten the king, queen, heir to the throne or regent.
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"You just can't expect to defame a guy who's got a stellar record and a stellar, nearly perfect reputation, near as I can tell, character-wise, and be able to be the last word," Cramer said during the radio interview Friday.
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Heretofore, no president has been accused of extensively subverting and secretly using established government agencies to defame or discredit political opponents and critics, to obstruct justice, to conceal misconduct and protect criminals, or to deprive citizens of their rights and liberties.
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And while Trump waged a two-year battle of slander and misinformation to defame the Mueller investigation, the majority of Democratic leadership did nothing to make the case that he had already reached the threshold of accountability, even without the report.
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Elon Musk's "pedo guy" assertion didn't defame Vernon Unsworth, a British cave explorer who took part in the 2018 rescue operation that freed 12 boys on a soccer team and their coach after they became trapped inside a cave in Thailand.
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In a declassified intelligence report released early this year, United States officials said Russia's attacks on the election had been, for Mr. Putin, partial payback for the doping scandal, which he repeatedly called an American-led effort to defame Russia.
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"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star came out on top in her civil suit against Dimitri Charalambopoulos Wednesday, after a jury ruled he attacked her in a Houston hotel in 2013 ... and she did NOT defame him by reporting it.
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"Putin publicly pointed to the Panama Papers disclosure and the Olympic doping scandal as US-directed efforts to defame Russia, suggesting he sought to use disclosures to discredit the image of the United States and cast it as hypocritical," the ODNI report states.
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"Today, I believe that hesitation ends and the countless other victims of Mr. Fetzer and other conspiracy theorists like him who use the internet to harass and defame, will now have the ability to pursue legal action against their abusers," he said.
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"While sex or rape videos on Whatsapp are circulated to defame or threaten, many make these videos to sell them to porn portals," said Kislay Chaudhury, whose cyber crime agency advises Delhi police and has a helpline for victims of online sexual violence.
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"While our party has bestowed upon him the nomination, it is not accompanied by unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us," said McCain, the 2008 GOP nominee whom Trump mocked last year for being captured during the Vietnam War.
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It "represents millions of religious Ukrainian citizens and to call this number of Ukrainian citizens a hotbed of instability is to defame them or define them as second class citizens who are rejected by the political elite," he said in an interview.
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If Republicans do so, they will have endorsed the dangerous principle that a president may use his power, and override Congress and its mandated appropriations, in order to defame a political rival and gain an unfair personal advantage in the next election.
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After less than an hour of deliberation, a Los Angeles jury Friday found that Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk did not defame a British diver by calling him a "pedo guy" and "sus," or suspicious, in a series of July 2018 tweets.
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For once, Cruz struck a centrist position, albeit one between him and Infowars: He disapproves of what Jones says, but he will defend to the last bad tweet Jones' right to defame mass shooting survivors and their families to hundreds of thousands of Facebook followers.
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" The statement continues, "This is just more of the same campaign by Cardi B and her team to defame and injure Shaft, the one person who saw promise in her, invested time and resources in her, and succeeded in making her rich and famous.
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Although he is explicit that this does not amount to a "conspiracy theory," Watson's declaration would perhaps be the first time in history in which whiffs of Trotskyism were not meant to defame a broader political movement and debase the quality of public debate.
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"About 66(d), the legislature is considering amendments to that particular law," Suu Kyi told a news conference, referring to a broadly worded clause of the Telecommunications Law that prohibits use of the telecoms network to "extort, threaten, obstruct, defame, disturb, inappropriately influence or intimidate".
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"We believe this is the work of the Turkish state and their intelligence and mercenaries to frighten and terrorize the local people," SDF press Commander Marivan Qamishlo told CNN, adding that the "second point is to defame the image of SDF" in the world's eyes.
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United States intelligence officials have determined that last year's cyberattacks on the World Anti-Doping Agency originated with the Russian government, perpetrated in apparent retaliation for what President Vladimir V. Putin deemed to be an American-led effort to defame Russia for widespread doping.
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Though Unsworth told CNN three days later that Musk's offer was a "PR stunt" that had no chance of working and that Musk could "stick his submarine where it hurts," he said that did not justify Musk's use of Twitter and the media to defame him.
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Although the law required no reason at all to fire the FBI director the administration then chose to defame me and more importantly the FBI by saying that the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly led, that the workforce had lost confidence in its leader.
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The rally by more than 100 reporters in the rain outside a court in Yangon was the first significant show of opposition to the telecommunications law, introduced in 2013, that bans the use of the telecoms network to "extort, threaten, obstruct, defame, disturb, inappropriately influence or intimidate".
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Medical-device maker Biomet did not defame a former employee by including his name on a Restricted Parties List it was required to compile and distribute as part of a 2012 deferred prosecution agreement with the U.S. Justice Department, a federal appeals court held on Tuesday.
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The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission said Facebook had failed to remove 131 of 309 web addresses on its platform which were threatened security or violated the lese majeste law, which makes it a crime to defame, insult or threaten the king, queen, heir to the throne or regent.
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And although the law requires no reason at all to fire an FBI director, the administration then chose to defame me and more importantly the FBI by saying that the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly led, that the work force had lost confidence in its leader.
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"Although the law required no reason at all to fire an FBI director, the administration then chose to defame me and more importantly the FBI by saying that the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly led, that the workforce had lost confidence in its leader," Comey testified.
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"It is scandalous that the president of the Jewish community in Munich abused a memorial service for the victims of Nazism to defame the whole AfD and its legitimate and democratically elected faction using evil blanket insinuations," Katrin Ebner-Steiner, the party's parliamentary leader in Bavaria, told Reuters.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.) that alleges she, and others, used the social media platform to defame him.
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" The arrest warrant, as noted in the complaint, said: The "subject did, without a privilege to do so and with intent to defame another, communicate false matter which tends to expose one who is alive to hatred, contempt, or ridicule, and which tends to provoke a breach of peace.
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And although the law required no reason at all to fire an FBI director, the administration then chose to defame me and, more importantly, the FBI by saying that the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly led, that the workforce had lost confidence in its leader.
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Meissner, a former assistant district attorney in Manhattan and assistant New York state attorney general, said Tesla filed its lawsuit against Tripp and engaged in a PR campaign to defame him in a calculated effort to ruin his reputation and silence him and other potential Tesla whistleblowers from coming forward.
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"For example, the combination of photo-real synthesis of facial imagery with a voice impersonator or a voice synthesis system, would enable the generation of made-up video content that could potentially be used to defame people or to spread so-called 'fake-news'," writes Zollhöfer at his Stanford blog.
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Yet rather than engage in a national conversation about the troubling anti-gay backlash to the Supreme Court's legalization of same sex marriage, many are exploiting the tragedy to defame Islam -- focusing on anti-gay activities by dictators in Muslim-majority countries, rather than hate crimes committed right here in America.
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"He might lie" Former FBI Director James Comey accused President Trump of choosing to "defame me and, more importantly, the FBI" in blistering testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee Thursday in which he answered questions about the circumstances around his firing as well as Russian interference in the U.S. election.
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"Although the law required no reason at all to fire an FBI director, the administration then chose to defame me and, more importantly, the FBI by saying that the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly led, that the workforce had lost confidence in its leader," he told Senators.
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That focus — and Kalanick's belief that if you weren't cheering for Uber then you were out to get it — led to the infamous incident where his chief lieutenant ended up floating — in front of journalists — the idea of spending $1 million in a black ops effort to defame other journalists.
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"Putin publicly pointed to the Panama Papers disclosure and the Olympic doping scandal as U.S.-directed efforts to defame Russia, suggesting he sought to use disclosures to discredit the image of the United States and cast it as hypocritical," the report said, referring to the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin.
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At a press conference on August 1, Dávila's lawyer, Richard Wolfe, declared, "We believe [Gravitt] acted maliciously and intentionally, to defame and hurt my client," and accused Gravitt of cropping the date from the Instagram photo when citing it as evidence in order to falsely accuse Dávila of breaking the rules.
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"It is offensive that in purporting to stand by a Supreme Court nominee who has been accused of sexual assault, Mr. Trump has chosen once again to defame and attack women, including our client, who had the courage to come forward to tell the truth about his own unwanted assaultive behavior," Wang said.
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Butowsky and Matthew Couch, who began working together on the Seth Rich story in the summer of 2017, would go on to defame Aaron Rich's character and argue that he was partially responsible for his only brother's murder, even after Fox News distanced itself from its own false reporting on the Rich family.
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" "The ease with which Mr. Almeida's interview with the former prime minister was perceived as an attempt to allegedly defame state institutions...only serve to further choke press freedoms in Pakistan," said the organization in a statement Monday night, adding that journalism was not a crime, and was "most certainly not treason.
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But I also know that this war of West Wing rivals serves a beneficial purpose of distracting Trump from his disastrous agenda, undermining his efforts at obfuscation and outright lying, and casting sunlight on the scheming that Trump would like to keep hidden from the media truth-tellers he tries to defame and discredit.
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It was especially galling to hear Schultz trying to defame Trump – who has a Jewish daughter and three Jewish grandchildren – with Jewish voters after Bernie Sanders chose two virulent Israel haters to represent him on the DNC platform committee and Clinton supporters had to fight off their efforts to dilute the party's traditional support for Israel.
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"While our party has bestowed upon him the nomination, it is not accompanied by unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us," Mr. McCain, a war hero whose service and capture in Vietnam were also once derided by Mr. Trump, said in a remarkable and lengthy written reproach of his party's presidential nominee.
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The woman, a Texas resident identified as Jane Doe in the case, is suing for intrusion into private affairs, public disclosure of private facts and defamation and says in the suit the three executives, including Alexander, Travis Kalanick and Emil Michael believed her rape in 2014 was a conspiracy from an Uber rival or taxi company to defame the company.
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In the lawsuit, Nunes' legal team allege that Mays had "abandoned the role of journalist, and chose to leverage their considerable power to spread falsehoods and to defame" him—such as by including photo and video of Nunes in the article, when the winery had denied Nunes was even tangentially involved with the charity cruise or the management of the winery.
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I await the age-old victim-blaming arguments that Cosby's lawyers will use to smear and disparage and defame her — she wanted it, she's a liar, it was consensual, she's only after his money, she chose to go to his house, she chose to take the pills, she should have known what he was going to do, it's all her fault.
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"Neither shall themselves, or cause or permit third parties, to slander, defame, disparage, or communicate untruths, malicious statements, false and slanderous statements, information, rumors, or salacious materials of any kind against the other person, or against the other person's family, friends, employees, employers, or other close relatives and associates, whether in written form, verbally, on paper, on the Internet, on any social media application, or in any manner," the documents read.
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Comey minced no words here, calling these "lies" and saying the administration tried to "defame" him: Although the law requires no reason at all to fire an FBI director, it confused me when I saw on television the president saying that he actually fired me because of the Russian investigation, and learned again from the media that he was telling privately other parties that my firing had relieved great pressure on the Russian investigation.
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