Works like this: I feed you Moon Nukers a straight line, and you hit me with a punch line in the comments.
How can you tell if a website is peddling fake news?
Works like this: I feed you Moon Nukers a straight line, and you hit me with a punch line in the comments.
How can you tell if a website is peddling fake news?
Check the domain name in your browser’s address box. If it contains any of these strings of letters it is likely fake news:
CNN
ABC
CBS
NBC
NYT
washingtonpost
NPR
slate
politico
It quotes “global warming experts”.
If the reporters are not wearing pajamas, it’s probably fake.
It uses the term ‘sources’ in lieu of actual names.
It states there are Seventeen Security Agencies in the Federal Government and they all agree.
How can you tell if a website is peddling fake news?
Liberals believe it.
If it has the word “Buzzfeed” in it anywhere.
https://youtu.be/mLLU33v58Kw
How can you tell if a website is peddling fake news?
It’s tattooed on the back of the neck.
Its name isn’t imao.us.
It doesn’t advocate nuking the moon.
It has an autographed picture of Paul Krugman at the top of the page.
It endorsed Hillary Clinton for President.
It’s claims start with that famous Bill Clinton line: “Everybody knows that…..”
It’s hosted off a server in Hillary’s bedroom.
It allude to President Obama doing actual presidential work during one of his normal tee times.
It blames
Bushthe Russians.The domain is .gov
They use the name Affordable Care Act without sneer quotes around the first word.
I’m not sure about this one:
A strange category of posts called “Newsish Fakery”
Seems a bit suspect.
…any site that tells you what the temperature and or level of the ocean will be any more than 2 days from now.
It’s fake if it has a fourteen year old boy reading to you and claiming his name is Rachel.
How can you tell if a website is peddling fake news?
When it makes The Onion look credible.
If it bears the Main Stream Media seal of approval…
IT’S TYPED IN ALL CAPS AND USES A BU++LOAD OF EXCLAMATION POINTS!!!!!
…it lacks the Ministry of Truth’s seal of approval, and is frequented by science deniers that question climate change and math deniers who don’t believe 2+2=5.
I think you meant, Ministry of Truthes’
oh, and 2+2=potato everybody knows that
… keeps accidentally referring to the CIA as “we.”
… starts every sentence with the word “So.” Also uses it to modify every adjective and adverb.
It quotes Al Gore.
They claim that there’s more than one Matrix movie or that Greedo shot first.
How can you tell if a website is peddling fake news?
It’s writing fake bicycles.
It doesn’t pass the sniff test.
Cycles like this?
It’s affiliated with a TV news channel.
If its lead anchor is named Walrus Winchell.
It carefully lays out the who, what, when, where, how, and whine.