Pizzagate - Skandal oder falscher Alarm?
18.04.2020 um 19:02@qlogic
Warum wundert es mich nicht, dass du jetzt hier mit einem Redakteur von Fox und RT America
ankommst? :D
Aus welcher Ecke müffelts hier?
Mal sehen.
War mir so klar. :D
Ach ja, Hervorhebung durch mich.
Warum wundert es mich nicht, dass du jetzt hier mit einem Redakteur von Fox und RT America
ankommst? :D
Aus welcher Ecke müffelts hier?
Mal sehen.
Swann created a news segment called Reality Check in association with Fox 19 in Cincinnati and CBS46 in Atlanta, in which he covered "issues other media is not looking at" and uncritically presented alt-right conspiracy theories. He garnered praise for a 2012 in-person interview with President Barack Obama about the so-called "kill list" which is used to direct drone strikes against American citizens, like Anwar al-Awlaki. In a manner reminiscent of right-wing conspiracy websites, Swann reported on conspiracy theories about the 2012 Aurora, Colorado shooting, questioned the truth of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, presented 9/11 conspiracy theories, and the false claims of a cover-up by the CDC of data related to the MMR vaccine and autism. He has also questioned the use of chemical weapons in the Syrian Civil War, whether United States had a role in the development of ISIL, and other controversial topics.Wikipedia: Ben Swann
In 2017, after his employer, CBS affiliate 46 in Atlanta, aired a Reality Check which presented the false Pizzagate conspiracy theory as potentially true, Swann was forced by WGCL to bring down his Truth in Media website and all of his social media. About a year later, he was fired when WGCL learned that Swann was planning to relaunch Truth in Media.
War mir so klar. :D
Ach ja, Hervorhebung durch mich.