Tag: fact checkers

VERA Files dishonestly blocked a #GetRealPhilippines article about Senator Franklin Drilon on Facebook!

April 26, 2021August 6, 2021 benign0 8 Comments

It’s come to my attention that one of our blog posts on our short-article site Get Real Pundit, “Senator Franklin Drilon momentarily asleep during CNN interview with Pinky Webb” was flagged as “false information” by the Facebook “fact check” Taliban. As shown in the above screenshot, the article was “checked by independent fact-checkers”, in this…

Media

The Control-Freak “Disente” have skewed the Concept of Freedom

April 16, 2018 ChinoF 5 Comments

The recent brouhaha over Faceook hiring and implementing “fact-checkers” and also blocking mechanisms against suspected “fake news” has many people in an uproar. Such people believe that the basis of this “fact-checking” is not real fact-checking, but partisan views and whether certain ideas agree with or offend them. It would be subjective, not objective. Because…

Culture, Politics

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