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Examples include unverified maps showing widespread pollution, posts predicting an increase in fatal cancers and others about unconfirmed mass animal die-offs.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources estimates that at least 43,000 aquatic animals died from the spill. Numerous "respectable" news sources say the same thing and believe that there may have been more animal deaths.

[DouglasKC]

Now we can’t disagree with anything the deep state does or were Russian agents.

[Kazan]

Never mind, there are very few nations in the world where we don't try to control what is being discussed.

[Magnatron]

…claimed without evidence…

I guess they’re rerouting their Covid talking points…

[Magnatron]

This entire article is a trashing of Musk and Twitter. It galls these folks that there are un-spied, free speech platforms out there where people can post what they want — factual or not.

Why they don’t go over to Mastodon and get all their posts spied on and monitored to to their hearts content escapes me…

[bobbo666]

This is a replay of the RussianCollusion crappola from 2016 — by the same turds.

So, lemme git this straight. If someone says something YOU have decided is untrue, THEY are Russian agents. Right?

Color me Russian, then. If a total TWOT speaks facts it is still a FACT! I don’t care about the origin.

Do mind, tho, if any crappola outfit like AP orCNN touches the fact it is probably going to be mutated into a lie. It is their nature. Like a scorpion.

[usconservative]

I do not believe anything that the lying liberal media says at all. I *especially* don't believe it when they blame Russian propaganda.

EVERY WORD in print whether physical or online, or verbally said on-air is nothing short of GASLIGHTING.

Nothing, not a single word the "news" media says is to be trusted. EVER.

[bigfootbob]

Fiction writers. Why post this garbage giving them a wider publication? Use better common sense.

[Hiddigeigei]

Oh, those dastardly RuZZZiams.