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Pre-Covid Tech Did the U.S. government file a patent to use an enzyme called luciferase to track the vaccination status of individuals? No, that’s not true: While the patent is authentic it was filed on September 16, 2019, predating the COVID-19 pandemic, and was accepted in November 2020. …
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Less Deadly Does a Boston University (BU) study of a COVID-19 strain with an “80% lethality” have implications for humans? No, that’s not true: The kill rate refers to mice used in the lab tests, and BU’s manipulated virus was less lethal than existing wild viruses, which showed a kill rate of 100 …
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Safe For Kids Is the Pfizer COVID vaccine responsible for hospitalizing 1 out of 500 small children under the age of 5? No, that’s not true: There’s no evidence to support that claim. The study used to back it says 10 children out of its 7,806 juvenile participants were hospitalized. But only the …
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Not Rolled Out Are Australian farmers being forced to inject livestock with mRNA vaccines that are killing cows? No, that’s not true: Some biotechnology firms and governments have announced plans to research and eventually roll out less expensive and more efficient mRNA vaccines made for livestock, …
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Tribute Spoof Does a video that shows a stage-lighting support hitting an astronaut as he descends onto what appears to be the moon’s surface prove that Apollo 11’s July 20, 1969, moon landing was fake? No, that’s not true: This video was produced as a tribute to moon-landing conspiracy theories. …
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Guess ≠ Data Do Pfizer documents reveal that 90 percent of pregnant women vaccinated against COVID lost their babies, and that COVID vaccination is going to lead to “mass depopulation”? No, that’s not true: There’s no evidence to support that claim. Extrapolations from a small data subset don’t …
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Did Not Quit Did France’s ambassador to Ukraine, Etienne de Poncins, resign his post from fear of Russian bombardments on the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv? No, that’s not true: “This is fake news,” Ambassador de Poncins posted on his official Twitter account on October 19, 2022. A Facebook account …
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Still Tweeting Did the U.S. military hang U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget Brink for committing treason? No, that’s not true: The story is entirely fabricated and Brink remains an ambassador in good standing. The claim originated on the website Real Raw News on October 17, 2022 under the title …
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No Such Event Did U.S. Special Forces destroy a “Boston University Covid-19 research lab”? No, that’s not true: This claim was made on a website known for publishing fabricated content. The claim appeared in an article published by Real Raw News on October 18, 2022, titled “Military Destroys Covid …
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Twisted Facts Did Kaiser Permanente, a major American non-profit healthcare provider, admit that the risk of COVID-19 infection “increases with each [vaccine] shot”? No, that’s not true. Lead Stories spoke with the lead author of the study, an assessment of the mRNA-1273 (Moderna) vaccine, that …
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