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Revisiting an old topic: “How White Supremacists incited panic and fear using social media propaganda at the University of Missouri – Social Panic”
Back in 2016, fake social media posts from fake social media accounts were used to incite fear and hysteria, with…Continue reading »
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MISLEADING: “The economist who’s warning of a 40% drop in the stock market this year just took credit for predicting the riots
The economist they cite predicted riots AFTER the November 2020 election, due to allegations of a rigged election or foreign…Continue reading »
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“Fact-checking viral photos, claims”
As with past events, you cannot trust what you see on social media, when people wishing to make points or…Continue reading »
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Is this reporter on drugs?
Reporter standing in front of burning buildings says in live broadcast "I want to be clear on how I characterize…Continue reading »
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Minnesota State Patrol official propaganda account
Minnesota State Patrol issues an official lie after arresting a black CNN reporter during a live television broadcast. Why is…Continue reading »
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A social media meme has been modified with numbers, because numbers make it more convincing
An Internet meme propaganda poster appears to contain false percentage data.Continue reading »
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Study used cherry picked data to prove a false conclusion
A fake study cherry picks the start date of the pandemic to make a false claim that billionaires became far…Continue reading »
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News media is just an act: Reporter feigns outrage about people not wearing masks while his own crew is not wearing masks
A national TV reporter hyperventilates on a live broadcast about people not wearing masks as someone walks by and points…Continue reading »
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Winner of best fake news headline award: “UK researchers warn of only ’50 percent’ success for COVID vaccine trial | Fox News”
Headline makes it sound like there is only a 50% chance the Oxford vaccine will work against Covid-19. But that…Continue reading »
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Why wouldn’t they be scared? “Poll: Americans harbor strong fear of new infections”
Hysterical fear mongering, doom and gloom reporting based on speculation about highly unlikely future scenarios leads to mass public fear.…Continue reading »