Antonio Banderas ‘Cats’ Facebook Post
A July 2023 Facebook post falsely claimed Antonio Banderas hosted a cats-only premiere of Puss in Boots in 2022.
A July 2023 Facebook post falsely claimed Antonio Banderas hosted a cats-only premiere of Puss in Boots in 2022.
Don’t believe every “screenshot” you see floating around.
Viral tweets suggested that “anti-woke” Facebook users objected to a Pink Floyd rainbow logo.
In late October 2022, claims that Russia had swapped the term “denazification” for “desatanization” circulated on social media.
A right-wing blogger tweeted, and then quietly deleted, a claim that a 2020 photograph was taken on August 5 2022 in Wisconsin.
Reactionaries deliberately used a San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus song about how they’ll “convert your children” out of context to spread disinformation.
A story containing bogus claims that “antifa” operatives were identified as Capitol rioters in a story was shared by Rep. Matt Gaetz — before it quietly disappeared from the paper’s site.
The claim, despite being completely untrue, was shared nearly half a million times on Facebook, with no intervention detected by the social media platform despite its vows to crack down on disinformation.
Social media commentators and political blogs claimed that the legislator, who is also referred to as “AOC,” was named Goya’s “employee of the month” after she suggested boycotting the brand in 2020.
A Dinesh D’Souza tweet claimed that Facebook “removed” the title of “President” from Trump’s page, which he said was “disturbing.”