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Altered Image Did a Ukrainian wedding party pose in front of the blue-and-yellow flag of Ukraine and raise their hands in a “Nazi salute”? No, that’s not true: The flag in the picture has been altered, and the original photo was taken at the base of a monument to Vladimir Lenin in the Russian city …
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Not Linked Has the number of excess deaths in Europe gone up a “shocking 691%” in children since the European Medicines Agency (EMA) first approved the COVID vaccine for them? Yes, it’s true that the number of excess deaths has gone up some sevenfold, but there’s no evidence to support the implied …
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Not Endorsed Was ivermectin “vindicated (again)” in a peer-reviewed study that showed a 92% reduction in COVID-19 mortality? No, that’s not true: The claims about ivermectin were published on an “open science” site where scientists may share findings before they have been vetted by independent …
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Misconstrued Is Ivermectin recommended by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) or the U.S. government for the treatment of COVID-19 as of September 2022? No, that’s not true: Neither the Centers for Disease Control nor the Food & Drug Administration recommend the antiparasitic as treatment or …
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Not NATO Jets Did NATO’s most lethal fighter jets arrive in Ukraine? No, that’s not true: As a close NATO partner — but not a member country — in 2022 Ukraine received non-lethal defensive support in its battle against invading Russian forces, according to NATO’s website. The photograph with this …
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Bad Analysis Did 44 percent of pregnant women in Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine trial have miscarriages? No, that’s not true: Author/activist Naomi Wolf incorrectly analyzed public information when making the claim that “out of 50 pregnant women, 22 of them lost their babies.” Wolf and two publishers …
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Still Standing Did Ukraine launch a counterattack against Russia by crossing its border and blowing up a Russian power plant, leaving the country in flames? No, that’s not true: Although the Ukraine military has launched some cross-border missile attacks since Russia invaded the country on March …
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Seen In Public Did Bill Gates die in July 2013? Was he executed by Africans and Indians who had adverse reactions to incorrect shots they were given by Gates? No, neither of those claims are true: Gates is not a medical practitioner and would not be allowed to administer shots, though he does …
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War Hysteria Did NATO send “10 thousand” troops to Ukraine? No, that’s not true: There are no credible reports about that. Moreover, the social media posts that made this claim did not contain a single verifiable detail about the purported event. The story appeared in a Facebook post on August 25, …
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Rumor Redux Are airlines banning travelers who are vaccinated against the coronavirus from flying because the shot elevates their risk for blood clotting? No, that’s not true: This rumor has recently resurfaced on social media after being thoroughly debunked when it first emerged in 2021. No …
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