Social media propaganda poster has several errors
Another propaganda poster that is sort of embarrassing.
Media: The headline is incorrect
The headline of a news story is a hallucination of an AI news generator – the claim is not true.
Update: 1 in 7 Americans do not go to bed hungry every night
Just updated this old post regarding the false claim that 1 in 7 Americans go to bed hungry each night. It’s total fiction.
Media: Canada’s “mass graves” story collapsed
Several years ago, the world erupted in anger over allegations that perhaps 1000s of indigeneous children had died in Canadian schools and were buried in unmarked graves. The story turned out not to be true.
Follow up: Newsweek “We are all socialists now”
Newsweek: We are all Socialists Now.
Climate: How to mislead with a chart
The way this chart is constructed, it makes it look like all the major economies are expanding their carbon emissions. But they are not.
Media’s use of “misinformation”/”disinformation” is very recent
The terms “misinformation” and “disinformation” are a very recent phenomenon. anything you disagree with is “misinformation”.
Did the WEF urge a ban on backyard gardens? No
A study really did conclude that backyard vegetable gardens are worse for the climate than industrial agriculture. But it had nothing to do with the WEF, as some on social media have implied.
Media: Misinformation about plant-based eating
Story teller advocates via Today Show that we should eat “plant-based”, without once mentioning real life health effects such as B-12 deficiency.
Media: “Only 14 states where you can afford home on less than $75,000/year”
Hard to tell if the media likes to lie or is just incompetent or both. Once again, they media dweebs botch a story. This might have been written by AI.