Did Justin Trudeau Say That ‘Islam is the Only Way to Improve Life in Canada’?
Facebook users are trying to push xenophobic and anti-Muslim memes to recycle old, long-debunked conspiracy theories about the Canadian prime minister.
Facebook users are trying to push xenophobic and anti-Muslim memes to recycle old, long-debunked conspiracy theories about the Canadian prime minister.
The Russian embassy augmented an announcement about escape routes from Syria with an unrelated, years-old, misleading photograph.
Theodore Postol stepped down after a top scientific journal announced it would not publish a paper that sharply contradicted findings from a United Nations group.
The letter was sent two days after the United States announced it would not support a group of Kurdish allies.
The segment aired on two network news shows before finally being pulled.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s remarks defending a major foreign policy decision were quickly refuted by reputable news organizations.
A clip that went viral protesting the president’s policy move was computer-generated.
The situation has created an information vacuum that will potentially be a major problem to forces in the region.
On January 8, 2019, just after President Donald Trump addressed the United States on the matter of his intent to construct another border wall, the Facebook page “The American Dreamer” shared the following meme: Text overlaid on an image of a soldier standing next to a very tall concrete wall read: DID YOU KNOW THE U.S. …
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Rumors based on rough estimations (but without any proof whatsoever) are apparently circulating once again to make a point about refugees.