I suggest the Financial Times look into the mirror if it wants to understand where the problem is.

Worse yet, to stop the spread of fake news, the FT editorial board wants restrictions on freedom of speech.

Yesterday, in The Threat Posed by Putin's Cyber Warriors the FT was so worried about "disinformation" that it proposed restrictions on freedom of speech.

"The Russian state is far from alone in using hacking as a form of espionage. What distinguishes Moscow's activity is the malicious way it appears to be using the information garnered and disseminating fake news to further pollute the political atmosphere. The timing of leaks during the US election looked calculated to weaken Hillary Clinton, the Democratic candidate," claims the FT editorial view.

After railing against "fake news" the editorial view went on to propose restrictions on free speech.