An acronym for the phrase "not intended to be a factual statement." This phrase was made famous by US Senator John Kyl in his response to getting caught telling a lie about Planned Parenthood in the well of the US Senate. He somehow believed this explanation made lying acceptable.
by Braised Cod April 13, 2011
I hear they are removing the "N" word from the school versions of Huckleberry Finn. What will they HUCK up next - take all the curse words out of Catcher In The Rye?
by Braised Cod January 06, 2011
the use of the internet to disseminate disinformation and propaganda through the use of viral emails and blog posts with fictional attributions.
Viral emails that have alleged that President Obama was sworn in on a Koran, is a secret Muslim, was born in Kenya and won't recite the Pledge of Allegiance are examples of cyberprop.
by Braised Cod September 24, 2009
verb: To deliberately slander individuals or organizations though the use of selectively edited video released to the news media. Genesis: Andrew Breitbart used selectively edited video to slander the organization ACORN and Shirley Sherrod in the mainstream press. Once both of the full tapes were viewed, the allegations were proven false. The frequency of this technique shows an intent to deceive and a pattern in Mr. Breitbart's behavior.
by Braised Cod July 21, 2010