(NaturalNews) With all of the evil in this world, it's difficult to keep track of who said and did what, particularly when it comes to the media – which is largely funded and controlled by powerful corporations who are willing to pay big money to push their agendas.

Scandals involving the media break constantly, with 2015 being particularly eventful following the printing of Rolling Stone's fake and highly unresearched University of Virginia rape story and NBC News' anchorman Brian Williams being busted for embellishing and fabricating news stories.

Williams, who reportedly hated leaving the Big Apple to conduct overseas journalism, somehow managed to return with the most amazing war stories – which we now know were totally made up. Go figure, actually, because Mr. Hollywood doesn't exactly fit the profile of a fearless, risk-taking journalist, who often endanger their own lives to feed important information to the public.

The aforementioned scandals are part of the reason the dinosaur media is failing. The viewers' trust has completely been betrayed, spurring them to find information elsewhere. Thankfully, alternative media is here to pick up the pieces with true, independent journalism and heroic, investigative reporting that's unafraid to ruffle some feathers.

However, old habits die hard, and sometimes readers need a reminder as to why certain mainstream media outlets can't be trusted – which is why EVIL.news is bringing you "America's top 12 most EVIL news publishers"!

Topping the list at number one for being THE MOST EVIL news publication is the American online business magazine Forbes.com.

Forbes employs industry shills to vilify clean food activists

Staffed with pesticide apologists Henry I. Miller and Jon Entine, Forbes employs some of the "world's most villainous pseudo-journalists," as reported by EVIL.news, who are paid to use "journalism" as a method to launch attacks against clean food activists like Dr. Oz, the Food Babe and the Health Ranger on behalf of Big Agriculture.

Such attacks are delivered through the Forbes platform.

Essentially militants for the biotech industry, Miller and Entine are deployed any time bad press surfaces regarding GMOs, pesticides or large-scale agriculture in general. Attempts by the industry henchman to discredit negative information about GMOs include defaming anti-GMO activists by calling them "anti-business, anti-technology and anti-American," according to TruthWiki's profile on Miller.

EVIL.news reports:

Henry I. Miller's friendly relationship with the biotech industry dates back to the 1990s when he helped expedite the licensing of the first genetically modified organism (GMO) product for human use, artificially made insulin called Humulin. In 1993, he helped found a major tobacco industry front group that convinced thousands of doctors to assure the public that tobacco was safe and viciously tried to discredit research suggesting that smoking causes cancer and heart problems. ...

Equally as vile is Forbes' Jon Entine, a "corporate propagandist and pseudo-journalist who utilizes his media savvy to promote the opinions and positions of chemical corporations by posing as an independent journalist," as delineated by TruthWiki.

Disguised as "independent journalists," Forbes' Henry Miller and Jon Entine commit abuse for a living

Like Miller, Entine is notorious for viciously attacking proponents of natural health freedom, calling them anti-science quacks who base all of their information on wild conspiracy theories.

On paper, Entine meets all the criteria for being a psychopath and is an abuser both on and off the clock. In 2008, he found himself entangled in a messy and bitter divorce in which his wife was granted an order of protection against him after he abused her and their very young daughter, say court documents.

Entine's wife describes him as being "belligerent, violent and mentally unstable," terrorizing his own family with violence.

For more on Entine, Miller and Forbes' evilness, check out EVIL.news for the full list of the top 12 most EVIL news publications in America.

Additional sources:

TruthWiki.org

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