Anyone can specify specific times when mass media outlets spread misinformation regarding COVID or anything else?CNN/FOX/WHATEVER? I'm curious after the Rogan-Spotify shitshow and I need to write about some bullshit for Uni. Plz help Anons
Specific times when mainstream media spread misinformation?
John Peterson
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Oliver Rodriguez
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Nicholas White
easier to find when media has been truthful
you want blatant examples I suppose
peaceful, but fiery?
Jose Wilson
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Christopher Peterson
They talk shit every day all day. Check everything. It's 100% inverted. Lying is their job.
Luis Diaz
Pcr test
Deliberately over Amplified . Yielding how many positive results they want.
You could write a fucking thesis on that alone.
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Hunter Richardson
Anytime I single out CNN and misinformation all I get is CNN's "fight" against misinformation. That one is bullshit on CNNs own merit, but something concrete would be nice.
Yes this one am strongly aware.
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John Smith
James Myers
lol
all the time
Jackson Martin
Aiden Nguyen
Christian Sanders
how about white washing that spic dude from FL that killed that nignogger with the skittles
Ethan Ross
Luis Kelly
OH you want Covid specific? I got you.
Grayson White
ohhh and the time that SUV killed all the people at the christmas parade
Noah Hill
Samuel Cooper
Jordan Ortiz
Chris Cuomo saying there is nothing in the Clinton email wikileaks and that it is illegal for individuals to read them.
Aiden Davis
ivermectin overdoses
Dawit Kelete being a "White supremacist" after hitting those 2 antifa chicks with his jaguar
Alexander Wood
Caleb Hughes
Carson Carter
Pick a story, any story at all in any publication.
It's got a 50% chance of being blatant and knowingly false.
The other 50% is just factually wrong, not though malice, just incompetence of the reporter in regards to the subject at hand.
Chase Reyes
Oliver Murphy
Best and simplest fucking example (beyond the 'case' and 'death' numbers):
At the end of 2021, I watched a bunch of "year in review" videos from various news sources around the world, and MANY were still showing images from that 'drone video' of the "mass graves in New York". Anyone who has looked into it for themselves will have seen that this wasn't evidence of any major excess death in NY (even though some excess death occurred, mostly as a result of iatrogenesis), that it was just a bunch of people wearing hazmat suits\masks because of covid policies and doing the same shit on Hart Island they've done for decades, eventually they did see a rise in the number of bodies they dealt with but this was entirely a result of covid policies which made it hard to cremate\bury bodies, etc. There's no evidence of "mass graves" caused by covid. It's 100% fake news but they still rely on that image and it's still one of the main 'points' of those who believe there was a Pandemic.
That footage was from 2020 btw, and there hasn't been anything like that since even though in theory covid deaths got much higher according to the 'official covid stats'.
It's just amazing that no dedicated independent reporter has really gone and tried to expose this single point in the official narrative.
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Luis Rodriguez
Chase Reed
Maybe Rogan is too powerful and Spotify can't afford to lose him. They can't just ban Rogan, like Twitter could even president Trump.
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