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Assangelism

Assangelism noun

ˌAs-săn′jə-lĭz″əm

Definition of Assangelism
1. Deliberately swapping facts with emotions to avoid reflection.

2: Switching the focus of the accuser's point to the accuser's personal life to suppress the issue.
3: Cunning deflection with the intention of hiding an issue.
4: Fact chucking.
Assangelism

1• Suddenly, breaking news of a war became the dominant issue, it suspiciously became an escape for the procured leader caught violating his own policies.

2• "The fact that the bomber's passport survived a fire that melted the steel girders baffles me ..." Said Karen. "Yeah but he left his Quran in a strip club". George quickly replied diverting the impossible event.

3. Although the bioweapon was evidently in her purse, the press cleverly used words to create distain towards Abdul's sexist comments of the past to support the greatest injustice in the history of law.
Assangelism by Angel Lewis June 12, 2022
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Assangism 

The belief that openness and transparency facilitates trust and progress.
Assangism by Sgrmag December 15, 2016
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Assangism 

the policy of divulging secret or top-secret documents of the countries around the world for people to know what the actual state of affairs is. It is named after Julian Assange, an Aussie who is operating the WikiLeaks whisleblowing website.
Assangism is now making a hue and cry all over the world thanks to leak of secret cables by WikiLeaks.
Assangism by uttam maharjan December 20, 2010