U.S. Can Legally Propagandize Its Own CitizensSubmitted by RedIsNowGreen in Empire
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ziq wrote (edited )
TLDR OP is a fascist piece of shit.
RedIsNowGreen OP wrote
Perhaps you meant "factual" rather than "fascist", junior. Verifiable facts have no politics, regardless of who presents them.
ziq wrote
you meant "factual" rather than "fascist", junior. Verifiable facts have no politics, regardless of who presents them.
Are you saying that pizzagate was real and that the Aurora, Colorado and Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings were staged?
0w0 wrote (edited )
OP also posted links to Zero Hedge [1], Ben Garrison's website [2] and Michael T. Snyder's blog [3] (wich is so irrelevant that he doesn't even has a Wikipedia article).
Edit: a word.
ziq wrote
Define "Verifiable facts" in the context of the Aurora, Colorado and Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings denial and pizzagate.
ziq wrote
Stop refusing to back up your shit.
ziq wrote
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Swann
Benjamin Swann (born July 17, 1978) is an American television news anchor, political commentator and journalist. He has worked as a sports producer, news journalist and producer, and managing editor on network affiliates, FOX, and RT America of the Russian state-owned TV network RT. He received a number of television journalism awards by 2009.
Swann created the series, Reality Check, which he used to espouse conspiracy theories, such as Pizzagate, and those surrounding the Aurora, Colorado and Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings and the 9/11 attacks. His viewpoints have often mirrored Russian propaganda, including Pizzagate and the Malaysia Airlines Flight 17. He has also questioned the use of chemical weapons in the Syrian Civil War, whether United States had a role in the development of ISIL, and other prevailing opinions about geopolitics and whether vaccines cause autism.
He was forced by his employer to bring down the internet media channel and most of his social media sites in 2017. He was fired in 2018 from CBS affiliate WGCL-TV in Atlanta, Georgia for pursuing his Reality Check show and alt-right theories, particularly Pizzagate.