A forwarded email that warns Veterans about answering questions about being stressed, threatened or wanting to harm someone when at the Veterans Hospital. The email says that answering yes to any of those questions would alert the Department of Homeland Security and they could lose their concealed weapons permits.
Skin Injuries from Flip Flops Purchased at Wal-Mart-Truth! Summary of eRumor: The eRumor is a combination of story, journal entries, and pictures from a woman who says she got chemical burns from wearing a pair of inexpensive flip-flop shoes or thongs purchased from Wal-Mart. The Truth: This is one of the more elaborate …
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This is a forwarded commentary about President Obama allegedly attributed to newspaper columnist George Will.
A forwarded email with a YouTube video link saying that for the first time in 42-years, the Air Force denied a military flyover at an annual God and Country Rally in Nampa, Idaho. The email blames the Obama administration for the Department of Defense policy that says “military is no longer allowed to do such things if the group requesting the fly over is Christian oriented.”
This is a forwarded email with a story alleging that Paul Weston, a candidate in the 22 May European Parliament Elections, was questioned and arrested by the police in England after he quoted a passage from a book by Winston Churchill.
Story of an artist who allegedly allowed a dog to starve to death in the name of art.
This is a forwarded self defense tip that says if you do not have pepper spray to use a can of wasp spray to stop an assailant. Wasp spray shoots a stream up to twenty feet and can temporality blind an attacker.
This is a forwarded email that includes a number of photos of road signs displaying a drawing of President Obama. The signs have a variety of different sayings on them and are alleged to be located on the Northbound Interstate 5 highway about 88 miles South of Seattle.
Trump’s “Big Lie” didn’t originate in 2020.
This appears to be an authentic looking message from the founder of Whatsapp, David D. Suretech that request active users to forward the message to every person on their contacts list.
