BREAKING: Netanyahu To Release Evidence Of Washington Pedophile Ring | USAPoliticsNow.com
This article was tweeted on #pizzagate a few hours ago, so I followed the link and read this in the first two paragraphs of the article:
Following Obama’s decision to abstain at the U.N. Security Council earlier in the week, Netanyahu has warned him that he is willing to release information that will potentially damage powerful people in Washington.
“From now on,” Netanyahu said, “with one touch of the keyboard everyone will have access to the documents and can trace what happened to the children.”
Jpost.com reports
However, this appears to be fake news based on the dissonance between the article's claims and the source it cites to support those claims.
If you read the Jpost.com article, there is no mention of a pedophile ring in Washington or retaliation against the Obama administration. The article is actually titled, "Israel makes public 200,000 documents on missing Yemenite children," and reports the following about the released documents:
The documents are those that three inquiry committees had at their disposal over the years in investigating the case of the missing children – in 1967, 1988, and 1995.
When reading sensationalistic headlines (or any coming from a MSM source!), it's imperative to follow the sources. Sites like USAPoliticsNow.com and yournewswire.com need to be called out for producing fake news, which ultimately contributes to the image that pizzagate is merely a conspiracy theory.
Related article here: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1529259
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Fateswebb ago
So the question is, is it fake news intended to discredit, or fake news intended to misinform? What I mean is at this point I wouldn't put it past the other side of this war to intentionally post fake news honey pots. Just so they could come back and use this to discredit.
zoltan907 ago
It's fake news intended to make money. As long as people click on the link and share it, the website owner doesn't care whether the content discredits anything or misinforms anyone. It's purely a money-making scheme. USAPoliticsNow is one of the sites set up by teenagers in Macedonia.
https://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/usapoliticsnow.com
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Those sites will report bits of real news, and then jump to an unwarranted conclusion, knowing many people will share the link without bothering to check their sources. Most people won't even bother to read the whole article (if any of it) -- people have a bad habit of clicking "share" based solely on a headline.
The_Invincible_Moose ago
Thank you, sir! This is the best contribution to the discussion so far. Upvoted!
zzvoat ago
More likely a veiled threat. If it actually happens it will be to redirect people away from Israel's own involvement in these kinds of things.
The_Invincible_Moose ago
That's my argument in the OP. People who read garbage like the USAPoliticsNow.com article above but are too lazy or ignorant to follow the article's sources, believing it on face value become "useful idiots" who ultimately contribute to pushing the narrative that pizzagate is fake news.