All you are doing is PROVING that those who publish the truth are being maligned.
On Wed, Jul 28, 2021 at 6:26 PM Cyndiann Phillips <cyndi...@gmail.com> wrote: > > https://www.vox.com/recode/2020/6/25/21293246/facebook-misinformation-natural-news-conspiracy-theory > > When you post something you already know isn't true to people who believe > you. > > > https://www.isdglobal.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/20200620-ISDG-NaturalNews-Briefing-V4.pdf > > ISD’s investigation has identified a collection of 496 active and > inactive domains which appear to be linked to NaturalNews and its founders. > These are used to host violent and extremist material, as well as health > disinformation and conspiracy theories: To our knowledge, this collection > of domains has been registered as far back as 1996, with a peak in the > volume of registrations occurring in 2015. This network appears to have > been set up by four domain registrants with names matching those of > NaturalNews’ online assets or associated corporate entities − Webseed, > Healthranger, Truth Publishing International Ltd., and Truthpublish > > The investigations done on him and his website are almost endless! > > https://www.nebiosolids.org/mike-adams-natural-news > > The Health Ranger (Mike Adams) and “Natural News” have joined other > conspiracy theorists in attacking the land application of biosolids. Adams' > websites (e.g. "biosludge.news" <http://www.biosludge.news/>) are > promoting a new movie, “Biosludged: The Greatest Environment Crime You’ve > Never Known," which is due to be released online this year. It almost > seems like a spoof, something so ludicrous that it can be ignored. But > background on Mr. Adams and his many questionable commercial exploits > reveals someone who unfortunately has considerable social media influence, > has rankled many professional scientists, and disrupted important quality > research programs. It is a sign of the times that "fake news" is entering > the fringe debates about biosolids recycling. > > > https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/troll-farms-macedonia-philippines-pushed-coronavirus-disinformation-facebook-n1218376 > > One of the largest publishers of coronavirus disinformation on Facebook > has been banned from the platform for using content farms from North > Macedonia and the Philippines, Facebook said on Friday. > > The publisher, Natural News, was one of the most prolific pushers of the > viral “Plandemic” conspiracy video, which falsely claimed that the > coronavirus is part of an elaborate government plot to control the populace > through vaccines, and erroneously claimed that wearing a mask increases the > risk of catching the coronavirus. And then all you idiots fall for it and > pass it around and take it as fact when it's not. > > >
