No junior, they are documented facts. Most are from peer-reviewed sources. I don't label facts as misinformation. You really don't know what communism or Marxism is. You can't even see that you are supporting fascism. You're young and dumb.
Punk, I ain't scurred. I'll bust your young ass. You will be reduced to using the same dumb ass personal attacks and racism the rest of these right wing idiots do. You're doing it now.
Impressively enough, the local Public Radio stations morning local show, "Charlotte Talks" addressed this very thing today, in the hour long broadcast. I didn't hear all of it. But there are commerical "farms", disinformation farms, located in places like, believe it or not, Sudan. They post on social media, create fake media companies, I would not be surprised if we haven't seen many of the stories they generate here, on this very site.
Nobody lies better than democrats do. Have you read the new Jake Tapper book yet?It is time the lying stopped. I am a citizen of the United States. I do not like what I see, and the constitution says I have the first amendment right to peacefully air my grievance. Today, some people feel entitled to say anything without concern for its truth or impact on others. We live in a time where people ardently hold words written by fiction writers such as Ayn Rand as philosophical absolutes. Sure, writers like Ray Bradbury, George Orwell and others have written fiction in the past that eerily shows us the world we live in now. However, I do not think it is wise to form public policy based on what Napolean the Pig said in Animal Farm.
There are people right now who feel their first amendment rights are inhibited because they cannot freely speak hateful falsehoods about others. There are people in this country who are proud to say they use disinformation and these same people who only use disinformation as basis for knowledge have the nerve to tell others who use facts that they are the ones who are being fooled and cannot see the truth. Instead of using legendary sources of information that have broken stories that changed history, we read opinions from amateurs who claim to be journalists on whatever Twitter calls itself now. Some people only use the most extreme opinions as a basis for their worldview. This cannot continue. Disinformation has dislodged many Americans from reality. If we are going to go back to anything, it should be going back to truth and accuracy in the delivery of information. It is time to put an end to the craziness.
The High Cost of Lies: How Radical-Right Misinformation Destroys Democracy and Endangers Society
Democracy is under siege.
Radical-right politicians are weaponizing lies to divide societies, erode trust in democratic institutions, and push the world toward endless wars and unchecked oligarchies.
This isn’t just politics—it’s a calculated assault on truth and freedom. Ordinary people are paying the price.
The time to act is now.
Introduction: The Hidden Price of Misinformation
Misinformation isn’t just an online annoyance—it’s a deliberate political strategy with devastating real-world consequences.
Radical-right populist politicians are leading the charge, using lies to fracture societies, weaken democracies, and advance destructive agendas.
This isn’t politics as usual. It’s a direct threat to global stability and human progress (Bennett & Livingston, 2018).
What the Research Reveals: Radical-Right Misinformation Explained
A massive study examined 32 million tweets from politicians in 26 countries over six years (Source).
The findings are alarming:
- Radical-Right Politicians Spread More Lies: Radical-right populist parties are far more likely to share misinformation than any other political group (Zimmermann & Kohring, 2020).
- Populism Alone Isn’t the Problem: Left-wing populists don’t spread misinformation the same way. It’s specifically the mix of right-wing ideology and populism that drives the spread of lies (Hameleers, 2020).
- Social Media Supercharges Misinformation: Radical-right politicians use platforms like Twitter to push false information directly to the public, bypassing fact-checkers and traditional media (Vosoughi et al., 2018).
- Targeting Trust: These politicians exploit public distrust in media and government to make their lies more believable and harder to challenge (Jungherr & Schroeder, 2021).
The High Cost of Lies: How Radical-Right Misinformation Destroys Democ
Democracy is under siege. Radical-right politicians are weaponizing lies to divide societies, erode trust in democratic institutions, and push the world tnafoforum.org
The hidden cost of disinformation…very relevant after Jack Trappers book just dropped on how the Dems lied to the American people about Joey Xiden’s mental healthIt is time the lying stopped. I am a citizen of the United States. I do not like what I see, and the constitution says I have the first amendment right to peacefully air my grievance. Today, some people feel entitled to say anything without concern for its truth or impact on others. We live in a time where people ardently hold words written by fiction writers such as Ayn Rand as philosophical absolutes. Sure, writers like Ray Bradbury, George Orwell and others have written fiction in the past that eerily shows us the world we live in now. However, I do not think it is wise to form public policy based on what Napolean the Pig said in Animal Farm.
There are people right now who feel their first amendment rights are inhibited because they cannot freely speak hateful falsehoods about others. There are people in this country who are proud to say they use disinformation and these same people who only use disinformation as basis for knowledge have the nerve to tell others who use facts that they are the ones who are being fooled and cannot see the truth. Instead of using legendary sources of information that have broken stories that changed history, we read opinions from amateurs who claim to be journalists on whatever Twitter calls itself now. Some people only use the most extreme opinions as a basis for their worldview. This cannot continue. Disinformation has dislodged many Americans from reality. If we are going to go back to anything, it should be going back to truth and accuracy in the delivery of information. It is time to put an end to the craziness.
The High Cost of Lies: How Radical-Right Misinformation Destroys Democracy and Endangers Society
Democracy is under siege.
Radical-right politicians are weaponizing lies to divide societies, erode trust in democratic institutions, and push the world toward endless wars and unchecked oligarchies.
This isn’t just politics—it’s a calculated assault on truth and freedom. Ordinary people are paying the price.
The time to act is now.
Introduction: The Hidden Price of Misinformation
Misinformation isn’t just an online annoyance—it’s a deliberate political strategy with devastating real-world consequences.
Radical-right populist politicians are leading the charge, using lies to fracture societies, weaken democracies, and advance destructive agendas.
This isn’t politics as usual. It’s a direct threat to global stability and human progress (Bennett & Livingston, 2018).
What the Research Reveals: Radical-Right Misinformation Explained
A massive study examined 32 million tweets from politicians in 26 countries over six years (Source).
The findings are alarming:
- Radical-Right Politicians Spread More Lies: Radical-right populist parties are far more likely to share misinformation than any other political group (Zimmermann & Kohring, 2020).
- Populism Alone Isn’t the Problem: Left-wing populists don’t spread misinformation the same way. It’s specifically the mix of right-wing ideology and populism that drives the spread of lies (Hameleers, 2020).
- Social Media Supercharges Misinformation: Radical-right politicians use platforms like Twitter to push false information directly to the public, bypassing fact-checkers and traditional media (Vosoughi et al., 2018).
- Targeting Trust: These politicians exploit public distrust in media and government to make their lies more believable and harder to challenge (Jungherr & Schroeder, 2021).
The High Cost of Lies: How Radical-Right Misinformation Destroys Democ
Democracy is under siege. Radical-right politicians are weaponizing lies to divide societies, erode trust in democratic institutions, and push the world t
No and I won't. Woodrow Wilson's health was covered up after he had a stroke and couldn’t function.. FDR's handicap was covered up. I believe Eisenhower had a heart attack while in office, and his health was kept under wraps. It is said that Reagan was in the early stages of Alzheimer’s in his last term. We didn't see all this then. Trump lied over 30,000 times in his first presidency, yet people talk about Biden. Now the fact Trump lied so much is a problem, but the bigger problem would be that he really believes the lies he is telling are true. That is dementia. Trump shutting down and dancing on stage for 30 minutes is another show of his decline, but for some reason his age wasn’t made a big issue.
And there is the personal attack. You are too dumb to see that is just exactly what you did. This amateur got knocked out with one punch.
I called you what you are. You want to diss my age, then that's what you get.
Tempted to just go straight to, well what about Reagan. And it is not mental health. Hell, it is a time worn tradition, presidents hiding health conditions. Kennedy, he was one sick ass puppy. I mean I will give it to him. When he was in the White House it was lunch in bed, naked, Jackie by his side. And don't bother him till after three o'clock. And even then, it was a shower, a new suit, and back to work. But he had some real health issues.
President, Russell Vought. Vice President, Stephen Miller. This is a dangerous situation.
you remember poet?....he was actually worse then this guy...
It’s not the ‘radical’ right – the dishonesty, the efforts to divide the American people, and the lies are all part of mainstream conservatism.It is time the lying stopped. I am a citizen of the United States. I do not like what I see, and the constitution says I have the first amendment right to peacefully air my grievance. Today, some people feel entitled to say anything without concern for its truth or impact on others. We live in a time where people ardently hold words written by fiction writers such as Ayn Rand as philosophical absolutes. Sure, writers like Ray Bradbury, George Orwell and others have written fiction in the past that eerily shows us the world we live in now. However, I do not think it is wise to form public policy based on what Napolean the Pig said in Animal Farm.
There are people right now who feel their first amendment rights are inhibited because they cannot freely speak hateful falsehoods about others. There are people in this country who are proud to say they use disinformation and these same people who only use disinformation as basis for knowledge have the nerve to tell others who use facts that they are the ones who are being fooled and cannot see the truth. Instead of using legendary sources of information that have broken stories that changed history, we read opinions from amateurs who claim to be journalists on whatever Twitter calls itself now. Some people only use the most extreme opinions as a basis for their worldview. This cannot continue. Disinformation has dislodged many Americans from reality. If we are going to go back to anything, it should be going back to truth and accuracy in the delivery of information. It is time to put an end to the craziness.
The High Cost of Lies: How Radical-Right Misinformation Destroys Democracy and Endangers Society
Democracy is under siege.
Radical-right politicians are weaponizing lies to divide societies, erode trust in democratic institutions, and push the world toward endless wars and unchecked oligarchies.
This isn’t just politics—it’s a calculated assault on truth and freedom. Ordinary people are paying the price.
The time to act is now.
Introduction: The Hidden Price of Misinformation
Misinformation isn’t just an online annoyance—it’s a deliberate political strategy with devastating real-world consequences.
Radical-right populist politicians are leading the charge, using lies to fracture societies, weaken democracies, and advance destructive agendas.
This isn’t politics as usual. It’s a direct threat to global stability and human progress (Bennett & Livingston, 2018).
What the Research Reveals: Radical-Right Misinformation Explained
A massive study examined 32 million tweets from politicians in 26 countries over six years (Source).
The findings are alarming:
- Radical-Right Politicians Spread More Lies: Radical-right populist parties are far more likely to share misinformation than any other political group (Zimmermann & Kohring, 2020).
- Populism Alone Isn’t the Problem: Left-wing populists don’t spread misinformation the same way. It’s specifically the mix of right-wing ideology and populism that drives the spread of lies (Hameleers, 2020).
- Social Media Supercharges Misinformation: Radical-right politicians use platforms like Twitter to push false information directly to the public, bypassing fact-checkers and traditional media (Vosoughi et al., 2018).
- Targeting Trust: These politicians exploit public distrust in media and government to make their lies more believable and harder to challenge (Jungherr & Schroeder, 2021).
The High Cost of Lies: How Radical-Right Misinformation Destroys Democ
Democracy is under siege. Radical-right politicians are weaponizing lies to divide societies, erode trust in democratic institutions, and push the world t
