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Temporary Does the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine have a long-term impact on the production of sperm? No, that’s not true: The shot temporarily lowers sperm count, much the same as after a “simple viral infection,” according to Itai Gat, one of the authors of a study published June 17, 2022, that looked …
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No Connection Do COVID-19 vaccines reduce breast milk supplies, which has caused the baby formula shortage, and is billionaire Bill Gates behind the whole scheme? No, that’s not true: A September 2021 study found that a small proportion of women reported a reduction in their breast milk supply …
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Extrapolation Is it true that at the beginning of June 2022 Poland annexed Ukraine? No that’s not true. Such posts on social networks began to appear after the publication of a press release from the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service, in which the alleged state contract for the construction in …
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Government-Run Did the city of Miami sponsor a gun buyback program in support of Ukraine? Yes, that’s true: The June 18, 2022, event is being used to get guns off the street and also to support Ukraine. Donations are going to the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America (UCCA), according to the …
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Hodgepodge Is Bill Gates the “first man to bring computers into this world,” and is he worth “trillions and trillions”? No, that’s not true: A social media video post purporting to be sharing “the truth about Bill Gates” makes those claim but offers no proof for them or any of the many other claims …
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Not In Article Did singer Justin Bieber say that the COVID-19 vaccine ruined his life? No, that’s not true: A Daily Mail article that describes Bieber’s bout with facial paralysis due to Ramsay Hunt syndrome doesn’t mention any of Bieber’s thoughts on COVID vaccines. A claim on a satirical blog …
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SIDS Is Rare Did 58 percent of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) cases reported to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) happen within three days of vaccination and 78.3 percent within seven days? No, that’s not true: Since the VAERS system began in 1990, the public database shows …
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Old Photo Does a photograph in a June 2022 news story show a destroyed Russian landing craft? No, that’s not true: The photo shows a vessel that was hit by a missile off the coast of Ukraine back in February 2022. The photograph appeared in a YouTube post (archived here) published by Strong News on …
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No Connection Are “young and fit women under 40” dying from blood clots that are caused by the COVID-19 vaccine? No, that’s not true: The screengrab of the article posted is missing the context — that the article was about a study in Scotland that ended before COVID vaccines were available to the …
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No Added Risk Does data given to the Food and Drug Administration before Pfizer COVID-19 shots were officially approved show up to 97 percent of vaccinated pregnant women lost their babies? No, that’s not true: The Pfizer document that was released as part of an ongoing Freedom of Information Act …
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