The New Yorker’s Ryan Lizza is the latest entrant on the “shitty men in media” list to be accused of sexual misconduct, giving further credit to the list’s veracity.

The Daily Beast quotes The New Yorker as stating that they have “learned that Ryan Lizza engaged in what we believe was improper sexual conduct.”

“We have reviewed the matter and, as a result, have severed ties with Lizza,” the outlet’s statement reportedly continues. “Due to a request for privacy, we are not commenting further.”

In a statement to BuzzFeed, Lizza is quoted as stating, “I am dismayed that The New Yorker has decided to characterize a respectful relationship with a woman I dated as somehow inappropriate.”

Ryan Lizza, who has never treated men accused of sexual harassment fairly, wants due process, claims he's victim of revenge plot. via BuzzFeed. pic.twitter.com/OMwYAtVj6o

— Mike Cernovich 🇺🇸 (@Cernovich) December 11, 2017

The “shitty men in media list” had Lizza pegged for inappropriate direct messages to women.

Lizza is now the seventh man on the list, which was first discussed by Cernovich Media in late October.

For more information about the other six, please visit this page.

A recap of the infamous “shitty men in media” list finds that since its existence was first publicized by Cernovich Media in late October, six men on it have either resigned or been fired from their positions at notable media outlets.

Cernovich Media first came across the list – which circulated among female journalists in the form of a spreadsheet – after it came into the hands of leading journalist Mike Cernovich.

At the time, a number of media outlets attempted to question the list’s veracity. The Cut, for instance, deemed it “unsubstantiated” and smeared Cernovich as attention-seeking.

While many of the men on the list remain free of formal complaints or evidence of wrongdoing, the appearance of six on the list appears to have been justified through internal investigations/proceedings at their respective outlets.

On the list, Michael Hafford – formerly of Broadly – was accused by multiple women of physical abuse, non-consensual choking, forced drug use, non-consensual barebacking during sex and inappropriate communication.

In November, a spokesperson for Broadly’s parent company Vice confirmed that Hafford has been banned as a contributor as a result of his alleged behavior.

Remember that Shitty Men in Media List that was floating around? Let's do a re-cap, to see how accurate it is. I'll be posting the names of people who were on the list.

Quite a few matches!

1. Michael Hafford was on the Shitty Men in Media Listhttps://t.co/dDFofjMIPS

— Mike Cernovich 🇺🇸 (@Cernovich) December 9, 2017

Leon Wieseltier also appeared on the list, where he was accused of “workplace harassment.”

News broke in late October that Wiesltier’s magazine – which was set to launch that month – had been suspended.

Wiesltier – who worked for The Atlantic and The New Republic – also issued an apology, stating, “for my offenses against some of my colleagues in the past I offer a shaken apology and ask for their forgiveness.”

2. Leon Wieseltier's name appeared on the Shitty Men in Media Listhttps://t.co/SAGT8mAJJ3

— Mike Cernovich 🇺🇸 (@Cernovich) December 9, 2017

Next up is Hamilton Fish, who appeared on the list where he was accused of assaulting an employee at The Nation.

In early November, news broke that Fish had resigned as president and publisher of The New Republic. This news came one day after The New Republic announced it would be launching an investigation into Fish’s behavior.

3. Hamilton Fish's name appeared on the Shitty Men in Media Listhttps://t.co/iGc4q4EzUU

— Mike Cernovich 🇺🇸 (@Cernovich) December 9, 2017

Lorin Stein resigned as editor of The Paris Review after admitting to behaving inappropriately with women he worked with. This appears to be consistent with allegations leveled against Stein on the ‘shitty men in media list,’ where he stands accused of “workplace harassment.”

GQ political correspondent Rupert Myers lost his gig in October after numerous allegations surfaced concerning his behavior. The ‘shitty men in media list’ has Myers accused of inappropriate physical contact, harassment and reaching out to women in “professional context” before turning “very creepy.”

5. Rupert Myers' name appeared on the Shitty Men in Media Listhttps://t.co/RgVDwMlZPm

— Mike Cernovich 🇺🇸 (@Cernovich) December 9, 2017

Coming in at #6 is David Corn – the Mother Jones and MSNBC affiliate who was outed in early November as having done a number of questionable things, including making rape jokes, inappropriately touching his coworkers and making unwanted references to their anatomy.

6. David Corn's name appears on the Shitty Men in Media Listhttps://t.co/Z5Sd2qWnpm

— Mike Cernovich 🇺🇸 (@Cernovich) December 9, 2017

If the circumstances surrounding these men is any indicator, things aren’t looking too good for the other folks on the ‘shitty men in media list.’

Hey everyone, consider this article a heads up. As all of us in the “New Right” are aware, the social media thought police have been demonetizing, censoring, and banning us at a breakneck pace. We are told that our beliefs violate subjective, selectively enforced hate speech policies.  We know that we are really being discriminated against for not conforming to the radical Marxist ideology and post modernist doctrine of the regressive establishment.

The attacks on our ability to publicly discuss our political, spiritual, and philosophical beliefs, as well as the now seemingly routine political violence directed towards the right has forced us to innovate new ways in which to subvert the Orwellian nightmare slowly coiling around the throat of patriots across the globe.

You have heard all of this before. The question inevitably comes up, what do we do about it? Do you want the short answer? Trigger warning. There is not much we can do after the fact. The only option we have is to get ahead of the curve. We need to train ourselves to foresee patterns and to innovate solutions BEFORE we find ourselves in a social media gulag.

So here is the next shoe to drop against the new right in my opinion. A collaboration of MSM, Twitter, academia, and AI to maximize the efficacy of an anti-MAGA cultural counter offensive.

In an article published by MIT Technology Review titled ‘AI Could Help Reporters Dig Into Grassroots Issues Once More‘ the author begins by admitting that in the 2016 presidential election, “mainstream media outlets were out of touch with the political pulse of the country.” He then introduces Deb Roy. Who is Deb Roy you ask? Deb Roy is the director of the Laboratory for Social Machines at the MIT Media Lab, as well as chief media scientist at you guessed it, Twitter.

Roy’s explanation of the MSM’s failure to uphold it’s duties as the fourth estate are “that many local news operations are being closed or hollowed out because of economic pressures, depriving national newsrooms of valuable grassroots insights.” He failed to mention that a huge swath of the nation is starting to wake up to the fact that the MSM has become nothing but mindless progressive rhetoric, agenda driven talking points, and deep state disinformation.

According to the article, “Roy told the audience at MIT Technology Review’s annual EmTech MIT conference that it’s vital to develop new ways of gauging the health of political discourse. The current prognosis for America isn’t encouraging. “The patient is sick, and the level of hostility [to opposing ideas] is real.”

The article continues, “Through work on its Electome project, which applies big-data analytics to social media, Roy’s team at MIT has demonstrated the increasing prevalence of online social-media “cocoons,” which isolate people from opposing views. Throw in the phenomenon of fake news (which is set to become even more of a challenge), and it all adds up to a hot-button issue that has triggered a backlash against big social-media companies.”

Allegedly the remedy for the issue according to Roy and MIT, “is an approach to bridging political and societal divisions. He sees Cortico, a nonprofit he’s launched in collaboration with the Media Lab, as part of that effort. It plans to give existing newsrooms and local news entrepreneurs access to top-class machine learning, natural-language processing, and other tools. Reporters can use them to mine multiple data sources, identify grassroots concerns, and then develop stories that emphasize common ground between citizens with differing political views.”

Yeah that makes sense. Mine all our data, collude with MSM and academia to correct our thought crimes and to combat anyone you deem as “fake news.” What could go wrong in the land filled with brainwashed collectivist automatons? Stay vigilante fellow patriotic Americans. The dirt bag left is up to their same old tricks. Only this time, they will have better tech.

Give this evil partnership a look see. https://t.co/WgAwT4kfiF

— Tom Shadilay (@TomShadilay) November 15, 2017

Deb Roy: “We can actually use technology and data to start thinking of ways of correcting the direction that our public sphere has, has taken.”

Sources:

MIT Tech Review

Electome