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originally posted by: burntheships
What is indicative of a lasting "story" - "Fake News" already
has a Wikipedia page, and is full of citations of "worthy" news
sources citing anonymous sources claiming that Russians
have interfered with the 2016 election.
en.wikipedia.org...
Beyond suspicious!
No mention of Correct The Record and Media Matters though!
originally posted by: xuenchen
Most of the "References" and "Footnotes" are from questionable sources !!!!
Somebody really went all out to compose that Wikipedia page !!
[email protected]
originally posted by: St Udio
how about info-tainment passed off as journalism, like all those 'talk sessions by a bunch of fems' chatterboxing the MSM
that's a handful of reasons of why ALT NEWS grew & blossomed in these past 10 or so years
originally posted by: xuenchen
originally posted by: burntheships
originally posted by: Greggers
Fake news isn't new
What is new is a significant portion of the population willing (or even wanting) to believe it.
I think that the mainstream news wants people to think there is an
epidemic of something, like they do with the flu scares, and such.
Yup.
And they are attempting to get people herded into an "MSM comfort zone".
Then they can create semi-fake stories and people will automatically think it's all true.
originally posted by: burntheships
a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan
So, I found that article....turns out that creator of
many of these "fake news" stories is a registered Democrat
living in California, writing fake news for click bait.
Now...let me go and compare this with the Wikipedia
article, because they fail to mention this.
Looks like NPR did a full investigation, and found the guy.
www.denverpost.com...
Fake news isn't new What is new is a significant portion of the population willing (or even wanting) to believe it
originally posted by: CB328
Bingo! The recent election makes it seem clear that the American people now prefer fake news to reality, that's why this is such is getting such attention now. It's a lost cause though, barbarians have no interest in truth or reality.
originally posted by: CB328
Fake news isn't new What is new is a significant portion of the population willing (or even wanting) to believe it
Bingo! The recent election makes it seem clear that the American people now prefer fake news to reality, that's why this is such is getting such attention now. It's a lost cause though, barbarians have no interest in truth or reality.
originally posted by: xuenchen
The U.S. Government, with multiple reports and email releases, proved Hillary Clinton was a big liar.
And yet we saw more than 60 million people vote for her because she and other news reports kept denying it.
originally posted by: burntheships
originally posted by: xuenchen
The U.S. Government, with multiple reports and email releases, proved Hillary Clinton was a big liar.
And yet we saw more than 60 million people vote for her because she and other news reports kept denying it.
Thats how fake news really works!
And what do you know, that Wiki article does not even mention
the "King" of fake news! www.cpr.org...
Which leave me with more questions than answers.
Looks like the big kerfuffle over fake news is just that, a ruse!
originally posted by: xuenchen
Too convenient how they "discovered" that guy.
I think many "reputable" agencies are in on the fake news.
Like Uncle Vlad once said:
originally posted by: xuenchen
.... the sale of partial Russian assets has been in the business news, but for some strange reason, the general MSM has kept quiet. Hmmm. Qatar, Glencore to buy 19.5 percent stake in Russia state oil major Rosneft