Reports have gone viral in the Web alleging that the radical Islamic group, ISIS, is beheading children that are Christians in Iraq. The reports also says that terrorist group is killing every Christian in its sight.
A viral email alleges that the Obama administration’s referral to the Islamic State terrorist group as “the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant” indicates that the president does not recognize Israel as a sovereign nation and supports the Islamic State’s agenda.
A video warning about what can happen to people when they use Head and Shoulders shampoo has gone viral on the Internet.
A Facebook post warns that instant noodles contain a wax coating that can cause cancer and requires up to two days for the body to digest.
Warnings of issues with vulnerability while surfing the Internet over bug called “Heartbleed.”
A Muslim community in Upstate New York called “Islamberg” has its own government, laws and actively trains Muslim extremists.
This is a forwarded letter allegedly written by David Green, the owner of Hobby Lobby. The letter says that the Hobby Lobby company is run on Christian principals and that the owner feels that it is wrong that he should have to provide his employees a government mandated healthcare that provides abortion-causing drugs.
This is a forwarded email about a young pregnant doctor called Mariam Yehya Ibrahim, 27, who has been found guilty in Sudan of the crime of apostasy. She has been charged with being raised Muslim and converting to Christianity. This crime carries a sentenced of death by hanging in Sudan. Ibrahim, claims that she has been a Christian all her life.
A news article has gone viral alleging that Eric Holder “contributed funds to Ferguson’s gang population as incentive to loot and spread civil unrest in the area.”
This one is accompanied by both a photograph and a video of what is said to be parasites infesting a woman’s breast and creating a grotesque site. The story warns that women should be sure and wash a new bra to make sure any parasites have been eliminated. It also recommends ironing underwear for the same reason. It tells the story of an anthropologist named Susan McKinley who returned from a trip to South America with a rash that evolved into a worm-infested breast.
