Another Roy Moore Accuser- Jaime Phillips- says Moore got her pregnant- forced her to abort at 15

[Syriusly]

Another Roy Moore Accuser- Jaime Phillips- says Moore got her pregnant- forced her to abort at 15

But that is not the real story. The real story is how Conservative darling James O'Keefe and Project Veritas- tried to plant this story in the Washington Post.

This is not the story about Tina Johnson- this is the story of the Conservative Fake News movement at work- this is not a duplicate thread

A woman approached The Post with dramatic — and false — tale about Roy Moore. She appears to be part of undercover sting operation.

James O'Keefe on the defensive after failed anti-Post plot

And the fascinating question is whether Roy Moore's campaign was behind it.

A conservative group tried to plant a fake Roy Moore allegation in the Washington Post. It failed.

Woman Tried to Dupe Washington Post With False Claim About Roy Moore, Paper Says

Some of the highlights

• Woman contacted Washington Post saying she started a sexual relationship with Moore when she was 14 years old
• The woman claimed that Moore got her pregnant and forced her to have an abortion at 15.
• The woman kept asking the reporter to confirm that this story would harm Moore's election campaign.
• The Washington Post found a Go Fund Me site in the woman's name which claimed:That woman said she was moving to New York for a new job. “I’ve accepted a job to work in the conservative media movement to combat the lies and deceipt of the liberal MSM,” the page said, according to The Post. “I’ll be using my skills as a researcher and fact-checker to help our movement.”
• When the woman was asked about the Go Fund Me site- she ended the interview
• Later the same day, the woman drove to the Project Veritas building and entered it.
• When confronted by reporters- James O'Keefe refused to answer whether she was an employee or not.

Dare I say it again?

There is one primary source of 'Fake News'- and that is from the far right Conservatives- and Donald Trump. Here we have Project Veritas once again apparently paying someone to lie to reporters to set up a 'sting'- in order to create "fake news'.

If the Washington Post had published this story- it would have published "Fake News"- created by the Conservative "Project Veritas" and James O'Keefe- both of whom would have promptly denounced the WAPO for publishing 'fake news'.

Or maybe the woman really was forced by Moore to get an abortion at 15.......I am sure Project Veritas will be clarifying that any day now

 

[Slow]

Of course there will be no evidence to support this

 

[OldLady]

Another Roy Moore Accuser- Jaime Phillips- says Moore got her pregnant- forced her to abort at 15

But that is not the real story. The real story is how Conservative darling James O'Keefe and Project Veritas- tried to plant this story in the Washington Post.

This is not the story about Tina Johnson- this is the story of the Conservative Fake News movement at work- this is not a duplicate thread

A woman approached The Post with dramatic — and false — tale about Roy Moore. She appears to be part of undercover sting operation.

James O'Keefe on the defensive after failed anti-Post plot

And the fascinating question is whether Roy Moore's campaign was behind it.

A conservative group tried to plant a fake Roy Moore allegation in the Washington Post. It failed.

Woman Tried to Dupe Washington Post With False Claim About Roy Moore, Paper Says

Some of the highlights

• Woman contacted Washington Post saying she started a sexual relationship with Moore when she was 14 years old
• The woman claimed that Moore got her pregnant and forced her to have an abortion at 15.
• The woman kept asking the reporter to confirm that this story would harm Moore's election campaign.
• The Washington Post found a Go Fund Me site in the woman's name which claimed:That woman said she was moving to New York for a new job. “I’ve accepted a job to work in the conservative media movement to combat the lies and deceipt of the liberal MSM,” the page said, according to The Post. “I’ll be using my skills as a researcher and fact-checker to help our movement.”
• When the woman was asked about the Go Fund Me site- she ended the interview
• Later the same day, the woman drove to the Project Veritas building and entered it.
• When confronted by reporters- James O'Keefe refused to answer whether she was an employee or not.

Dare I say it again?

There is one primary source of 'Fake News'- and that is from the far right Conservatives- and Donald Trump. Here we have Project Veritas once again apparently paying someone to lie to reporters to set up a 'sting'- in order to create "fake news'.

If the Washington Post had published this story- it would have published "Fake News"- created by the Conservative "Project Veritas" and James O'Keefe- both of whom would have promptly denounced the WAPO for publishing 'fake news'.

Or maybe the woman really was forced by Moore to get an abortion at 15.......I am sure Project Veritas will be clarifying that any day now

The lesson to be learned here is that WaPo reporters know how to sort out (and not run) fake news. They saw her coming and shut her down. That is being studiously avoided by the Fake News Brigade, though. They should be having their noses rubbed in it.

 

[TNHarley]

Another Roy Moore Accuser- Jaime Phillips- says Moore got her pregnant- forced her to abort at 15

But that is not the real story. The real story is how Conservative darling James O'Keefe and Project Veritas- tried to plant this story in the Washington Post.

This is not the story about Tina Johnson- this is the story of the Conservative Fake News movement at work- this is not a duplicate thread

A woman approached The Post with dramatic — and false — tale about Roy Moore. She appears to be part of undercover sting operation.

James O'Keefe on the defensive after failed anti-Post plot

And the fascinating question is whether Roy Moore's campaign was behind it.

A conservative group tried to plant a fake Roy Moore allegation in the Washington Post. It failed.

Woman Tried to Dupe Washington Post With False Claim About Roy Moore, Paper Says

Some of the highlights

• Woman contacted Washington Post saying she started a sexual relationship with Moore when she was 14 years old
• The woman claimed that Moore got her pregnant and forced her to have an abortion at 15.
• The woman kept asking the reporter to confirm that this story would harm Moore's election campaign.
• The Washington Post found a Go Fund Me site in the woman's name which claimed:That woman said she was moving to New York for a new job. “I’ve accepted a job to work in the conservative media movement to combat the lies and deceipt of the liberal MSM,” the page said, according to The Post. “I’ll be using my skills as a researcher and fact-checker to help our movement.”
• When the woman was asked about the Go Fund Me site- she ended the interview
• Later the same day, the woman drove to the Project Veritas building and entered it.
• When confronted by reporters- James O'Keefe refused to answer whether she was an employee or not.

Dare I say it again?

There is one primary source of 'Fake News'- and that is from the far right Conservatives- and Donald Trump. Here we have Project Veritas once again apparently paying someone to lie to reporters to set up a 'sting'- in order to create "fake news'.

If the Washington Post had published this story- it would have published "Fake News"- created by the Conservative "Project Veritas" and James O'Keefe- both of whom would have promptly denounced the WAPO for publishing 'fake news'.

Or maybe the woman really was forced by Moore to get an abortion at 15.......I am sure Project Veritas will be clarifying that any day now

The lesson to be learned here is that WaPo reporters know how to sort out (and not run) fake news. They saw her coming and shut her down. That is being studiously avoided by the Fake News Brigade, though. They should be having their noses rubbed in it.

yes, this proves all that fake news they tend to post is real!

 

[Pogo]

Another Roy Moore Accuser- Jaime Phillips- says Moore got her pregnant- forced her to abort at 15

But that is not the real story. The real story is how Conservative darling James O'Keefe and Project Veritas- tried to plant this story in the Washington Post.

This is not the story about Tina Johnson- this is the story of the Conservative Fake News movement at work- this is not a duplicate thread

A woman approached The Post with dramatic — and false — tale about Roy Moore. She appears to be part of undercover sting operation.

James O'Keefe on the defensive after failed anti-Post plot

And the fascinating question is whether Roy Moore's campaign was behind it.

A conservative group tried to plant a fake Roy Moore allegation in the Washington Post. It failed.

Woman Tried to Dupe Washington Post With False Claim About Roy Moore, Paper Says

Some of the highlights

• Woman contacted Washington Post saying she started a sexual relationship with Moore when she was 14 years old
• The woman claimed that Moore got her pregnant and forced her to have an abortion at 15.
• The woman kept asking the reporter to confirm that this story would harm Moore's election campaign.
• The Washington Post found a Go Fund Me site in the woman's name which claimed:That woman said she was moving to New York for a new job. “I’ve accepted a job to work in the conservative media movement to combat the lies and deceipt of the liberal MSM,” the page said, according to The Post. “I’ll be using my skills as a researcher and fact-checker to help our movement.”
• When the woman was asked about the Go Fund Me site- she ended the interview
• Later the same day, the woman drove to the Project Veritas building and entered it.
• When confronted by reporters- James O'Keefe refused to answer whether she was an employee or not.

Dare I say it again?

There is one primary source of 'Fake News'- and that is from the far right Conservatives- and Donald Trump. Here we have Project Veritas once again apparently paying someone to lie to reporters to set up a 'sting'- in order to create "fake news'.

If the Washington Post had published this story- it would have published "Fake News"- created by the Conservative "Project Veritas" and James O'Keefe- both of whom would have promptly denounced the WAPO for publishing 'fake news'.

Or maybe the woman really was forced by Moore to get an abortion at 15.......I am sure Project Veritas will be clarifying that any day now

Thanks for posting this. I saw the headline but I tend not to click on the WaPo because they allot a very limited number of views per month before they start panhandling. Good to have the background.

Good sleuthing too. SOOOOO busted. That's whatcha call "due diligence".

 

[Pogo]

Another Roy Moore Accuser- Jaime Phillips- says Moore got her pregnant- forced her to abort at 15

But that is not the real story. The real story is how Conservative darling James O'Keefe and Project Veritas- tried to plant this story in the Washington Post.

This is not the story about Tina Johnson- this is the story of the Conservative Fake News movement at work- this is not a duplicate thread

A woman approached The Post with dramatic — and false — tale about Roy Moore. She appears to be part of undercover sting operation.

James O'Keefe on the defensive after failed anti-Post plot

And the fascinating question is whether Roy Moore's campaign was behind it.

A conservative group tried to plant a fake Roy Moore allegation in the Washington Post. It failed.

Woman Tried to Dupe Washington Post With False Claim About Roy Moore, Paper Says

Some of the highlights

• Woman contacted Washington Post saying she started a sexual relationship with Moore when she was 14 years old
• The woman claimed that Moore got her pregnant and forced her to have an abortion at 15.
• The woman kept asking the reporter to confirm that this story would harm Moore's election campaign.
• The Washington Post found a Go Fund Me site in the woman's name which claimed:That woman said she was moving to New York for a new job. “I’ve accepted a job to work in the conservative media movement to combat the lies and deceipt of the liberal MSM,” the page said, according to The Post. “I’ll be using my skills as a researcher and fact-checker to help our movement.”
• When the woman was asked about the Go Fund Me site- she ended the interview
• Later the same day, the woman drove to the Project Veritas building and entered it.
• When confronted by reporters- James O'Keefe refused to answer whether she was an employee or not.

Dare I say it again?

There is one primary source of 'Fake News'- and that is from the far right Conservatives- and Donald Trump. Here we have Project Veritas once again apparently paying someone to lie to reporters to set up a 'sting'- in order to create "fake news'.

If the Washington Post had published this story- it would have published "Fake News"- created by the Conservative "Project Veritas" and James O'Keefe- both of whom would have promptly denounced the WAPO for publishing 'fake news'.

Or maybe the woman really was forced by Moore to get an abortion at 15.......I am sure Project Veritas will be clarifying that any day now

The lesson to be learned here is that WaPo reporters know how to sort out (and not run) fake news. They saw her coming and shut her down. That is being studiously avoided by the Fake News Brigade, though. They should be having their noses rubbed in it.

yes, this proves all that fake news they tend to post is real!

That doesn't even make sense in English.

Look, it's not that complex. Somebody came in with a story (just as posters here come in with stories). Before running with that story the WaPo did a back-check to verify its veracity (just as posters here never bother to). They found out who was trolling them (apparently pretty easily) just as posters like me find out the fake stories that posters here dump.

Again, it's called "due diligence". It's called skepticism. It's called verifying that a story has merit before you run it.

Now you want to whine because media is doing its due diligence? Makes no sense.

 

[TNHarley]

Another Roy Moore Accuser- Jaime Phillips- says Moore got her pregnant- forced her to abort at 15

But that is not the real story. The real story is how Conservative darling James O'Keefe and Project Veritas- tried to plant this story in the Washington Post.

This is not the story about Tina Johnson- this is the story of the Conservative Fake News movement at work- this is not a duplicate thread

A woman approached The Post with dramatic — and false — tale about Roy Moore. She appears to be part of undercover sting operation.

James O'Keefe on the defensive after failed anti-Post plot

And the fascinating question is whether Roy Moore's campaign was behind it.

A conservative group tried to plant a fake Roy Moore allegation in the Washington Post. It failed.

Woman Tried to Dupe Washington Post With False Claim About Roy Moore, Paper Says

Some of the highlights

• Woman contacted Washington Post saying she started a sexual relationship with Moore when she was 14 years old
• The woman claimed that Moore got her pregnant and forced her to have an abortion at 15.
• The woman kept asking the reporter to confirm that this story would harm Moore's election campaign.
• The Washington Post found a Go Fund Me site in the woman's name which claimed:That woman said she was moving to New York for a new job. “I’ve accepted a job to work in the conservative media movement to combat the lies and deceipt of the liberal MSM,” the page said, according to The Post. “I’ll be using my skills as a researcher and fact-checker to help our movement.”
• When the woman was asked about the Go Fund Me site- she ended the interview
• Later the same day, the woman drove to the Project Veritas building and entered it.
• When confronted by reporters- James O'Keefe refused to answer whether she was an employee or not.

Dare I say it again?

There is one primary source of 'Fake News'- and that is from the far right Conservatives- and Donald Trump. Here we have Project Veritas once again apparently paying someone to lie to reporters to set up a 'sting'- in order to create "fake news'.

If the Washington Post had published this story- it would have published "Fake News"- created by the Conservative "Project Veritas" and James O'Keefe- both of whom would have promptly denounced the WAPO for publishing 'fake news'.

Or maybe the woman really was forced by Moore to get an abortion at 15.......I am sure Project Veritas will be clarifying that any day now

The lesson to be learned here is that WaPo reporters know how to sort out (and not run) fake news. They saw her coming and shut her down. That is being studiously avoided by the Fake News Brigade, though. They should be having their noses rubbed in it.

yes, this proves all that fake news they tend to post is real!

That doesn't even make sense in English.

Look, it's not that complex. Somebody came in with a story (just as posters here come in with stories). Before running with that story the WaPo did a back-check to verify its veracity (just as posters here never bother to). They found out who was trolling them (apparently pretty easily) just as posters like me find out the fake stories that posters here dump.

Again, it's called "due diligence". It's called skepticism. It's called verifying that a story has merit before you run it.

Now you want to whine because media is doing its due diligence? Makes no sense.

 

[OldLady]

The lesson to be learned here is that WaPo reporters know how to sort out (and not run) fake news. They saw her coming and shut her down. That is being studiously avoided by the Fake News Brigade, though. They should be having their noses rubbed in it.

yes, this proves all that fake news they tend to post is real!

That doesn't even make sense in English.

Look, it's not that complex. Somebody came in with a story (just as posters here come in with stories). Before running with that story the WaPo did a back-check to verify its veracity (just as posters here never bother to). They found out who was trolling them (apparently pretty easily) just as posters like me find out the fake stories that posters here dump.

Again, it's called "due diligence". It's called skepticism. It's called verifying that a story has merit before you run it.

Now you want to whine because media is doing its due diligence? Makes no sense.

Harley's into the 'shrooms again.

Shroomed himself right into a corner.

Hey, Pogo. You hear about Keillor?

 

[TNHarley]

Another Roy Moore Accuser- Jaime Phillips- says Moore got her pregnant- forced her to abort at 15

But that is not the real story. The real story is how Conservative darling James O'Keefe and Project Veritas- tried to plant this story in the Washington Post.

This is not the story about Tina Johnson- this is the story of the Conservative Fake News movement at work- this is not a duplicate thread

A woman approached The Post with dramatic — and false — tale about Roy Moore. She appears to be part of undercover sting operation.

James O'Keefe on the defensive after failed anti-Post plot

And the fascinating question is whether Roy Moore's campaign was behind it.

A conservative group tried to plant a fake Roy Moore allegation in the Washington Post. It failed.

Woman Tried to Dupe Washington Post With False Claim About Roy Moore, Paper Says

Some of the highlights

• Woman contacted Washington Post saying she started a sexual relationship with Moore when she was 14 years old
• The woman claimed that Moore got her pregnant and forced her to have an abortion at 15.
• The woman kept asking the reporter to confirm that this story would harm Moore's election campaign.
• The Washington Post found a Go Fund Me site in the woman's name which claimed:That woman said she was moving to New York for a new job. “I’ve accepted a job to work in the conservative media movement to combat the lies and deceipt of the liberal MSM,” the page said, according to The Post. “I’ll be using my skills as a researcher and fact-checker to help our movement.”
• When the woman was asked about the Go Fund Me site- she ended the interview
• Later the same day, the woman drove to the Project Veritas building and entered it.
• When confronted by reporters- James O'Keefe refused to answer whether she was an employee or not.

Dare I say it again?

There is one primary source of 'Fake News'- and that is from the far right Conservatives- and Donald Trump. Here we have Project Veritas once again apparently paying someone to lie to reporters to set up a 'sting'- in order to create "fake news'.

If the Washington Post had published this story- it would have published "Fake News"- created by the Conservative "Project Veritas" and James O'Keefe- both of whom would have promptly denounced the WAPO for publishing 'fake news'.

Or maybe the woman really was forced by Moore to get an abortion at 15.......I am sure Project Veritas will be clarifying that any day now

The lesson to be learned here is that WaPo reporters know how to sort out (and not run) fake news. They saw her coming and shut her down. That is being studiously avoided by the Fake News Brigade, though. They should be having their noses rubbed in it.

yes, this proves all that fake news they tend to post is real!

That doesn't even make sense in English.

Look, it's not that complex. Somebody came in with a story (just as posters here come in with stories). Before running with that story the WaPo did a back-check to verify its veracity (just as posters here never bother to). They found out who was trolling them (apparently pretty easily) just as posters like me find out the fake stories that posters here dump.

Again, it's called "due diligence". It's called skepticism. It's called verifying that a story has merit before you run it.

Now you want to whine because media is doing its due diligence? Makes no sense.

Harley's into the 'shrooms again.

oh gosh no!
Pogo just trips me out with his self righteousness.
All i said was this doesnt mean wapo doesnt print fake news. And look at what response i got

 

[TNHarley]

The lesson to be learned here is that WaPo reporters know how to sort out (and not run) fake news. They saw her coming and shut her down. That is being studiously avoided by the Fake News Brigade, though. They should be having their noses rubbed in it.

yes, this proves all that fake news they tend to post is real!

That doesn't even make sense in English.

Look, it's not that complex. Somebody came in with a story (just as posters here come in with stories). Before running with that story the WaPo did a back-check to verify its veracity (just as posters here never bother to). They found out who was trolling them (apparently pretty easily) just as posters like me find out the fake stories that posters here dump.

Again, it's called "due diligence". It's called skepticism. It's called verifying that a story has merit before you run it.

Now you want to whine because media is doing its due diligence? Makes no sense.

Harley's into the 'shrooms again.

Shroomed himself right into a corner.

 

[JakeStarkey]

WaPo kicked the story up Veritas' ass.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

The lesson to be learned here is that WaPo reporters know how to sort out (and not run) fake news. They saw her coming and shut her down. That is being studiously avoided by the Fake News Brigade, though. They should be having their noses rubbed in it.

yes, this proves all that fake news they tend to post is real!

That doesn't even make sense in English.

Look, it's not that complex. Somebody came in with a story (just as posters here come in with stories). Before running with that story the WaPo did a back-check to verify its veracity (just as posters here never bother to). They found out who was trolling them (apparently pretty easily) just as posters like me find out the fake stories that posters here dump.

Again, it's called "due diligence". It's called skepticism. It's called verifying that a story has merit before you run it.

Now you want to whine because media is doing its due diligence? Makes no sense.

Harley's into the 'shrooms again.

oh gosh no!
Pogo just trips me out with his self righteousness.
All i said was this doesnt mean wapo doesnt print fake news. And look at what response i got

No, but it demonstrates that they perform due diligence very well and don't just run with reports that ostensibly may be politically damaging to conservatives.

But I'm sure you were going to get around to saying that.

 

[OldLady]

The lesson to be learned here is that WaPo reporters know how to sort out (and not run) fake news. They saw her coming and shut her down. That is being studiously avoided by the Fake News Brigade, though. They should be having their noses rubbed in it.

yes, this proves all that fake news they tend to post is real!

That doesn't even make sense in English.

Look, it's not that complex. Somebody came in with a story (just as posters here come in with stories). Before running with that story the WaPo did a back-check to verify its veracity (just as posters here never bother to). They found out who was trolling them (apparently pretty easily) just as posters like me find out the fake stories that posters here dump.

Again, it's called "due diligence". It's called skepticism. It's called verifying that a story has merit before you run it.

Now you want to whine because media is doing its due diligence? Makes no sense.

Harley's into the 'shrooms again.

oh gosh no!
Pogo just trips me out with his self righteousness.
All i said was this doesnt mean wapo doesnt print fake news. And look at what response i got

Well, that's a little more clear than the first time you attempted it. It's true what Pogo and I both said, though. WaPo and all the majors do their best to get it right. I wish you wouldn't buy into all this Fake News horseshit, TN. You are too smart for that.

 

[emilynghiem]

Another Roy Moore Accuser- Jaime Phillips- says Moore got her pregnant- forced her to abort at 15

But that is not the real story. The real story is how Conservative darling James O'Keefe and Project Veritas- tried to plant this story in the Washington Post.

This is not the story about Tina Johnson- this is the story of the Conservative Fake News movement at work- this is not a duplicate thread

A woman approached The Post with dramatic — and false — tale about Roy Moore. She appears to be part of undercover sting operation.

James O'Keefe on the defensive after failed anti-Post plot

And the fascinating question is whether Roy Moore's campaign was behind it.

A conservative group tried to plant a fake Roy Moore allegation in the Washington Post. It failed.

Woman Tried to Dupe Washington Post With False Claim About Roy Moore, Paper Says

Some of the highlights

• Woman contacted Washington Post saying she started a sexual relationship with Moore when she was 14 years old
• The woman claimed that Moore got her pregnant and forced her to have an abortion at 15.
• The woman kept asking the reporter to confirm that this story would harm Moore's election campaign.
• The Washington Post found a Go Fund Me site in the woman's name which claimed:That woman said she was moving to New York for a new job. “I’ve accepted a job to work in the conservative media movement to combat the lies and deceipt of the liberal MSM,” the page said, according to The Post. “I’ll be using my skills as a researcher and fact-checker to help our movement.”
• When the woman was asked about the Go Fund Me site- she ended the interview
• Later the same day, the woman drove to the Project Veritas building and entered it.
• When confronted by reporters- James O'Keefe refused to answer whether she was an employee or not.

Dare I say it again?

There is one primary source of 'Fake News'- and that is from the far right Conservatives- and Donald Trump. Here we have Project Veritas once again apparently paying someone to lie to reporters to set up a 'sting'- in order to create "fake news'.

If the Washington Post had published this story- it would have published "Fake News"- created by the Conservative "Project Veritas" and James O'Keefe- both of whom would have promptly denounced the WAPO for publishing 'fake news'.

Or maybe the woman really was forced by Moore to get an abortion at 15.......I am sure Project Veritas will be clarifying that any day now

I thought you already posted this on another thread under POLITICS?

Another Roy Moore Accuser Outed: Court Documents Reveal Tina Johnson’s Criminal and Abusive Past
============================================
Dear Syriusly
From what I understand about PV,
when they set up the fake interviews it was to expose real staff working at ACORN and bust them for what they actually said.

From this case, it seems they were trying to set up WP to see if any of them would take
the bait and run a fake story without checking.

If it fails, that shows the WP didn't take the bait.
It doesn't mean the PV was trying to run a fake story
but just trying to use that as bait to see
if the press would act irresponsibly out of political bias.

If PV failed to bust ACORN and they didn't take the bait,
would PV be blamed for sending fake clients to try to really get them through that program fraudulently?

No it was just for bait.
================================
^ I've posted the above reply THREE TIMES now. ^

Are you going to post this AGAIN? under
another thread and topic over and over?

 

[Syriusly]

Of course there will be no evidence to support this

No evidence to support what?

Yes there is no evidence to support the Fake News that Conservatives tried to plant.

There is solid evidence that this was an attempt at a Conservative Fake News plant.

 

[Syriusly]

Another Roy Moore Accuser- Jaime Phillips- says Moore got her pregnant- forced her to abort at 15

But that is not the real story. The real story is how Conservative darling James O'Keefe and Project Veritas- tried to plant this story in the Washington Post.

This is not the story about Tina Johnson- this is the story of the Conservative Fake News movement at work- this is not a duplicate thread

A woman approached The Post with dramatic — and false — tale about Roy Moore. She appears to be part of undercover sting operation.

James O'Keefe on the defensive after failed anti-Post plot

And the fascinating question is whether Roy Moore's campaign was behind it.

A conservative group tried to plant a fake Roy Moore allegation in the Washington Post. It failed.

Woman Tried to Dupe Washington Post With False Claim About Roy Moore, Paper Says

Some of the highlights

• Woman contacted Washington Post saying she started a sexual relationship with Moore when she was 14 years old
• The woman claimed that Moore got her pregnant and forced her to have an abortion at 15.
• The woman kept asking the reporter to confirm that this story would harm Moore's election campaign.
• The Washington Post found a Go Fund Me site in the woman's name which claimed:That woman said she was moving to New York for a new job. “I’ve accepted a job to work in the conservative media movement to combat the lies and deceipt of the liberal MSM,” the page said, according to The Post. “I’ll be using my skills as a researcher and fact-checker to help our movement.”
• When the woman was asked about the Go Fund Me site- she ended the interview
• Later the same day, the woman drove to the Project Veritas building and entered it.
• When confronted by reporters- James O'Keefe refused to answer whether she was an employee or not.

Dare I say it again?

There is one primary source of 'Fake News'- and that is from the far right Conservatives- and Donald Trump. Here we have Project Veritas once again apparently paying someone to lie to reporters to set up a 'sting'- in order to create "fake news'.

If the Washington Post had published this story- it would have published "Fake News"- created by the Conservative "Project Veritas" and James O'Keefe- both of whom would have promptly denounced the WAPO for publishing 'fake news'.

Or maybe the woman really was forced by Moore to get an abortion at 15.......I am sure Project Veritas will be clarifying that any day now

The lesson to be learned here is that WaPo reporters know how to sort out (and not run) fake news. They saw her coming and shut her down. That is being studiously avoided by the Fake News Brigade, though. They should be having their noses rubbed in it.

yes, this proves all that fake news they tend to post is real!

It shows that Conservatives are trying to plant Fake News within the media.

 

[TNHarley]

yes, this proves all that fake news they tend to post is real!

That doesn't even make sense in English.

Look, it's not that complex. Somebody came in with a story (just as posters here come in with stories). Before running with that story the WaPo did a back-check to verify its veracity (just as posters here never bother to). They found out who was trolling them (apparently pretty easily) just as posters like me find out the fake stories that posters here dump.

Again, it's called "due diligence". It's called skepticism. It's called verifying that a story has merit before you run it.

Now you want to whine because media is doing its due diligence? Makes no sense.

Harley's into the 'shrooms again.

oh gosh no!
Pogo just trips me out with his self righteousness.
All i said was this doesnt mean wapo doesnt print fake news. And look at what response i got

Well, that's a little more clear than the first time you attempted it. It's true what Pogo and I both said, though. WaPo and all the majors do their best to get it right. I wish you wouldn't buy into all this Fake News horseshit, TN. You are too smart for that.

What do you expect people to think when all you do is post shit from anonymous sources that never turn out to be true?
comey asking for more investigative funds
trump revealed classified info to russians
what about taking obvious jokes and blasting them as real? Even, IN the article, saying it was all verified and shit?
Would you like more? Thats just a few off the top of my head..

 

[emilynghiem]

Of course there will be no evidence to support this

No evidence to support what?

Yes there is no evidence to support the Fake News that Conservatives tried to plant.

There is solid evidence that this was an attempt at a Conservative Fake News plant.

NOPE Syriusly
there is NO evidence that the intent is to "actually PLANT the fake story"
which is used as BAIT to expose the media staff as biased.

When PV went after ACORN using "fake applicants"
they WEREN'T trying to get the "fake applicants" into the system
but were using them as BAIT to VIDEOTAPE the STAFF STATEMENTS.

NOTE: PV would lose all credibility if they plant anything fake.
They have to explain all their steps transparently or no one will believe them
if they are caught skewing or misreporting anything they do or report.

 

[Syriusly]

Another Roy Moore Accuser- Jaime Phillips- says Moore got her pregnant- forced her to abort at 15

But that is not the real story. The real story is how Conservative darling James O'Keefe and Project Veritas- tried to plant this story in the Washington Post.

This is not the story about Tina Johnson- this is the story of the Conservative Fake News movement at work- this is not a duplicate thread

A woman approached The Post with dramatic — and false — tale about Roy Moore. She appears to be part of undercover sting operation.

James O'Keefe on the defensive after failed anti-Post plot

And the fascinating question is whether Roy Moore's campaign was behind it.

A conservative group tried to plant a fake Roy Moore allegation in the Washington Post. It failed.

Woman Tried to Dupe Washington Post With False Claim About Roy Moore, Paper Says

Some of the highlights

• Woman contacted Washington Post saying she started a sexual relationship with Moore when she was 14 years old
• The woman claimed that Moore got her pregnant and forced her to have an abortion at 15.
• The woman kept asking the reporter to confirm that this story would harm Moore's election campaign.
• The Washington Post found a Go Fund Me site in the woman's name which claimed:That woman said she was moving to New York for a new job. “I’ve accepted a job to work in the conservative media movement to combat the lies and deceipt of the liberal MSM,” the page said, according to The Post. “I’ll be using my skills as a researcher and fact-checker to help our movement.”
• When the woman was asked about the Go Fund Me site- she ended the interview
• Later the same day, the woman drove to the Project Veritas building and entered it.
• When confronted by reporters- James O'Keefe refused to answer whether she was an employee or not.

Dare I say it again?

There is one primary source of 'Fake News'- and that is from the far right Conservatives- and Donald Trump. Here we have Project Veritas once again apparently paying someone to lie to reporters to set up a 'sting'- in order to create "fake news'.

If the Washington Post had published this story- it would have published "Fake News"- created by the Conservative "Project Veritas" and James O'Keefe- both of whom would have promptly denounced the WAPO for publishing 'fake news'.

Or maybe the woman really was forced by Moore to get an abortion at 15.......I am sure Project Veritas will be clarifying that any day now

I thought you already posted this on another thread under POLITICS?

Another Roy Moore Accuser Outed: Court Documents Reveal Tina Johnson’s Criminal and Abusive Past
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Dear Syriusly
From what I understand about PV,
when they set up the fake interviews it was to expose real staff working at ACORN and bust them for what they actually said.

From this case, it seems they were trying to set up WP to see if any of them would take
the bait and run a fake story without checking.

If it fails, that shows the WP didn't take the bait.
It doesn't mean the PV was trying to run a fake story
but just trying to use that as bait to see
if the press would act irresponsibly out of political bias.

If PV failed to bust ACORN and they didn't take the bait,
would PV be blamed for sending fake clients to try to really get them through that program fraudulently?

No it was just for bait.
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^ I've posted the above reply THREE TIMES now. ^

Are you going to post this AGAIN? under
another thread and topic over and over?

Maybe you should try a different reply then?

I started this thread because my original thread was moved to an unrelated thread

So- to answer your post again yes it was just for the bait- bait to create Fake News

Was this woman lying or telling the truth- when she said that Moore had sex with her when she was 14 years old- and forced her to have an abortion when she was 15?

I think we all presume that she was lying, on behalf of "Project Veritas"- and if the Washington Post had printed Project Veritas's lies- then the WAPO would have printed 'Fake News'- because of James O'Keefe.

Not only would O'Keefe label it Fake News- but so would Trump and the Right Wing Mainstream Media.

O'Keefe and Project Veritas would have created Fake News- in order to perpetuate the Right Wing myth that legitimate news organizations are responsible for creating Fake News.

And you apparently are cool with that

 

[TNHarley]

Oh gee, lookey here. An article from wapo talking about all kinds of fake news
We at WaPo are so full of shit
I write to you, @horsefish57, not to defend myself but merely to explain how a not-so-masterful Post reporter ended up adding to the world's already overflowing supply of false or erroneous reporting.
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