George W. Bush Bible His Favorite Bible Verse-Fiction! Summary of eRumor: This email alleges that during a presidential campaign speech in 2004, George W. Bush said his favorite Bible verse was John 16:3. It was obviously a reference to the well known passage in John 3:16 which says, “For God so loved the world that …
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This is a forwarded email that alleges that major league baseball catcher Moe Berg was a U.S. spy filmed the Tokyo skyline, which was later used by General Jimmy Doolittle to plan the 1942 bombing mission on the Japanese capital.
This is a forwarded email, allegedly from Bill Cosby, that includes a political platform by the entertainer and says that he is running as a write in candidate for office of President.
This is a forwarded commentary by urologist Sebastian J. Ciancio, M.D about a woman in her twenties who is having babies to be supported by the welfare system. She has eight children who have been released to the custody of their grandmother and the Department of Child and Family Services is paying them $1500 per child plus groceries.
This is a forwarded email that says a representative from Bank of America in Arizona told the Phoenix based McMillan Manufacturing company that the bank would no longer allow them to use their services because the company sells firearms and supports the second amendment.
An 11-year-old girl in Butte, Montana shoots and kills two illegal aliens who invaded here home.
A forwarded article by the entertainer Pat Boone criticizing some of the statements made by President Barack H. Obama.
There are allegations flying on the World Wide Web that the California GOP has created a fake health care website to discourage constituents from obtaining insurance.
Forward an Email-See a Person Standing on a Bridge-Fiction! Summary of eRumor: In the message is a beautiful picture of a bridge in a wooded setting. The message underneath the picture says that if you forward the message to at least 5 people a person will appear standing on the bridge. The sender asks “Let …
There is an audio file from a segment of the Mark Levin radio show that is circulating the Internet. It contains a conversation between the Mark Levin and a caller named Jeff from Chicago, Il, who identified himself as a brain surgeon. The caller said that he had just returned from Washington DC and read over a document that said that patients are referred to as “units” and anyone over the age of 70 who subscribe to government medical insurance and needs stroke therapy or treatment for an aneurism will be given comfort care. comfort care.
