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In today's fragmented media environment, it can be hard to know which news sources you can trust. If only there was some truth teller out there that would answer the call.
Social-media is full of fake/false news. Some is just disinformation - with the intent to deceive until corrected. Anyone with a PC and some familiarity with multimedia content can post whatever.
But some important breaking news also hits social-media first. What I do is (i) look at comments to see if those support or refute the news, (ii) find another source for the news item for confirmation. Sadly, lot of social-media news fails one or both of these tests.
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But some important breaking news also hits social-media first. What I do is (i) look at comments to see if those support or refute the news, (ii) find another source for the news item for confirmation. Sadly, lot of social-media news fails one or both of these tests.
Mike Lindell is without a doubt a credible source, he and Rudy Giuliani. Ignore the flop sweat, it's merely a glandular condition.