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More Great News: Two hundred thirty seven (237) companies stopped advertising at Huffingtonpost.com after being encouraged to pull off the website.


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MORE GREAT NEWS: Two hundred thirty seven (237) out of two hundred seventy (270) companies (87%) stopped advertising at Huffingtonpost.com after being encouraged to pull off the website because it published numerous erroneous Islamophobia propaganda articles.  

Florida Family Association last reported on September 25, 2016 that 150 out of 211 companies (71%) had stopped advertising.

Huffington Post propaganda mocks, belittles and blames people who are concerned about radical Islam in a manner that impairs the willingness of some people to speak up for public safety.  Their propaganda erroneously blames alleged Islamophobia for the worldwide conflict between Muslims and infidels.  Florida Family Association started sending emails in April 2016 to encourage the CEO and Marketing Vice President of companies that advertise at Huffingtonpost.com to stop supporting the progressive website's offensive bias with their advertising dollars.  Three examples of Huffington Post Islamophobia propaganda articles are posted at the end of this Floridafamily.org article.

Why is it important to urge companies to stop advertising at Huffingtonpost.com?

•    Islamophobia propaganda is the top tool Islamists use to influence Americans to ignore advancement of Sharia doctrine in America.  Unfortunately, it intimidates people to the point of stifling free speech in a manner that hurts public safety.  Labeling people or groups as Islamophobes is intended to influence them to stop criticizing Islam.   Fear of being branded an Islamophobe played a role in suppressing communications that may have saved the lives of 63 people in San Bernardino and Orlando.
•    One article wrongfully places the blame on Christians and Jews in a manner that creates contempt for Christianity and Judaism.
•    The reports published by the news media do influence the political positions of the public.  Huffingtonpost.com is one of the largest liberal progressive outlets in America. 
•    Florida Family Association’s opposition campaign educates hundreds of officials at American companies about the harm caused by erroneous Islamophobia propaganda.  The thousands of emails that company officials receive reveal that there are many Americans who find Islamophobia propaganda deceitful, harmful and offensive.

The Florida Family Association office has communicated with 270 companies since April 2016 regarding their advertising at Huffingtonpost.com as of October 31, 2016. 

•    A total of two hundred thirty seven (237) companies stopped advertising.  Eighty seven percent (87%) of the companies did not advertise again after receiving emails from the Florida Family Association office or after receiving emails from thousands of people in response to Florida Family Association’s online campaigns. 
•   Two hundred twenty one (221) companies stopped advertising after receiving communications from the Florida Family Association office.
•    Sixteen (16) companies stopped advertising after being profiled in an online campaign at Floridafamily.org.
•    Thirty three (33) companies continued to advertise. 

Numerous companies stopped advertising for several weeks after receiving email communications from the Florida Family Association office but later resumed advertising.  It appears that some of these companies believe that Florida Family Association will not continue to pursue this issue.  However, as long as Huffingtonpost.com keeps the articles published on their web site Florida Family Association will continue to urge companies to stop advertising.
To see the list of companies that stopped advertising and those who continue to advertise and more details on this issue please click here.

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