Check My Ads, a Soros-funded organization that targets online news websites that fail to support Democrat talking points, boasts that it has already demonetized Breitbart News and other right-wing websites.

Nandini Jammi, a far-left stooge backed by George Soros and co-founder of Check My Ads, announced the aim to rid the Internet of dissenting viewpoints via Twitter.

"Five years ago, I co-founded the campaign to make Breitbart unprofitable," Jammi wrote.

"They lost 90% of their ad revenues in 3 months," she added.

"Today, we're launching the campaign to take on Fox News — and we know exactly how to get the job done."

Wnd.com reports: The taxpayer-funded National Public Radio reported the group is "aiming to defund disinformation online" and already has "taken money out of the pockets of several prominent far-right websites."

The campaign calls on the public to pressure online advertising exchanges to stop doing business with Fox News' website and its popular YouTube channel.

NPR described conservative media figures Steve Bannon, Glenn Beck and Dan Bongino as "right-wing provocateurs." And the public broadcaster cited an "analysis" by the left-leaning NewsGuard and ComScore that found, in NPR's words, "websites peddling disinformation generate more than $2 billion in advertising revenue each year."