Chinese CFL Bulb Fire Warning-Fiction!
This is a warning that has gone viral on the Internet that alleges that compact fluorescent lamp (CFL) bulbs, made in China by Globe, may be a fire hazard.
This is a warning that has gone viral on the Internet that alleges that compact fluorescent lamp (CFL) bulbs, made in China by Globe, may be a fire hazard.
Environmental activists working on behalf of Greenpeace damaged the centuries–old Nazca lines in Peru in an effort to drum up publicity for climate change.
Senator Hillary Clinton Refused to Meet with A Group of Mothers Whose Children Have Been Killed In Military Combat–Fiction! Summary of eRumor: The Gold Star Mothers is a group of women whose sons or daughters have been killed in U.S. military combat. Some representatives of the group were in Washington, D.C. meeting with members of …
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Terrorist Osama bin Laden Is Collecting Profits From a Substance Found in Soft Drinks–Unproven! Summary of eRumor: There are various versions of this, but they say that “gum arabic” is a common ingredient in sodas and that it is manufactured by a company owned by Osama bin Laden and used to finance terrorism. The emails …
Reports from the Middle East that Hamas has built a network of tunnels to infiltrate Israel from Gaza.
News reports from Israel claim the hand of god sent a missile into the sea after the Iron Dome missile defense system failed to intercept and destroy it.
The facts on the email rumor that Jane Fonda traveled to Vietnam during the Vietnam war and supported the North Vietnamese, thereby earning the nickname, Hanoi Jane.
Magazine reports brought to light a spate of “interceptors” which could bypass regular encryption technology.
This is a forwarded email alleging that the Social Security checks sent to recipients are referred to as “Federal Benefit Payments.”
Reports have surfaced on the Web that Republican lawmakers in Florida introduced legislation that would prevent Sharia law from being considered by judges in the state.