Origins of Misinformation

[woodland]

Would not work for me also. The gestapo must not want us out here in the hinterland to see it!

I don’t live in the chosen land either. I guess the World Wide Web isn’t living up fully to its name .............

[fjlip]

TWEETY = TROLL/BOT/FAKE farmer/Canadian

[sumdumguy]

Go Figure!

[jazz]

Every conspiracy theory has its roots in the truth.

[Taiga]

Tweeter, Deathstar, and Chuckles should just be blocked, makes life more sane.

[furrowtickler]

Sure is curious to those that say they farm on here never once post a picture of even being outside , winter or summer let alone comment on crops or markets hardly ...... ever .
Maybe just coincidence

BTW , Woodland ... thanks for your pictures, gives perspective and reality

[tweety]

It's unfortunate today that the only place to get the actual story, the actual place there is journalism anymore, is from shows that used to be based entirely in satire.

Since you live under a rock, here is the story of HCQ.

On March 18th, on Fox News, Tucker Carlson opened a three-minute segment about the study by saying, of the United States, “This is a country of science.” He then introduced a lawyer, Gregory Rigano, whom he identified as an adviser to Stanford University’s medical school. Rigano had self-published a white paper about chloroquine, on Google Docs; his connection to the French research was otherwise unclear. He was appearing remotely, wearing a suit and sitting in front of a cold fireplace. When Carlson asked him why he thought the study was important, Rigano responded, “The President has the authority to authorize the use of hydroxychloroquine against coronavirus immediately. He has cut more red tape at the F.D.A. than any other President in history.”

Stanford never even heard of Rigano - and Stanford never heard of the extremely flawed study. The story took off, and the weak minded retweeted it as fact. Jazz posted it as fact - and most of you fell for it. Now you're just too embarrassed to admit how you have been duped over and over.

John Oliver shows example after example where idiots like Trump watch TV and then the next day spout it right out as fact as his medical professionals watch in horror. Injecting bleach, strong light, the models are wrong, distancing doesn't work, its the flu, the list is much longer.

And your response is - he's not a farmer. It's a sad day for agriculture.

[A990]

It's unfortunate today that the only place to get the actual story, the actual place there is journalism anymore, is from shows that used to be based entirely in satire.

Since you live under a rock, here is the story of HCQ.

On March 18th, on Fox News, Tucker Carlson opened a three-minute segment about the study by saying, of the United States, “This is a country of science.” He then introduced a lawyer, Gregory Rigano, whom he identified as an adviser to Stanford University’s medical school. Rigano had self-published a white paper about chloroquine, on Google Docs; his connection to the French research was otherwise unclear. He was appearing remotely, wearing a suit and sitting in front of a cold fireplace. When Carlson asked him why he thought the study was important, Rigano responded, “The President has the authority to authorize the use of hydroxychloroquine against coronavirus immediately. He has cut more red tape at the F.D.A. than any other President in history.”

Stanford never even heard of Rigano - and Stanford never heard of the extremely flawed study. The story took off, and the weak minded retweeted it as fact. Jazz posted it as fact - and most of you fell for it. Now you're just too embarrassed to admit how you have been duped over and over.

John Oliver shows example after example where idiots like Trump watch TV and then the next day spout it right out as fact as his medical professionals watch in horror. Injecting bleach, strong light, the models are wrong, distancing doesn't work, its the flu, the list is much longer.

And your response is - he's not a farmer. It's a sad day for agriculture.

....we live in Canada. Where do you live?

[tweety]

Where did drinking bleach by the ever so wise Trump come from? The miracle mineral solution. It's been around a while but has made it to the top as an all cure for Covid. Did Trump think it up? No, he was influenced by social media, saw it on twitter or TV and like an uneducated child just passes it on. People are coming into the ER with damaged intestines. To a normal human being seeing the process, it is very disturbing to see it happen.

Hopefully you can click on a link in "your country" - from 2019
https://www.fda.gov/consumers/consumer-updates/danger-dont-drink-miracle-mineral-solution-or-similar-products https://www.fda.gov/consumers/consumer-updates/danger-dont-drink-miracle-mineral-solution-or-similar-products

Chemtrails, GMO's, Glyphosate, AntiVax, 5G causes covid, its all the same machine. Burn all the 5G towers and we will all be safe - absolute lunacy.

Don't be the guy who falls for this stuff. Don't be the Jazz.

[6V53]

TWEETY I for one watch Main Stream Media for the entertainment value only. I enjoy watching the leaft try to spin their agenda. When I want the actual facts I usually find it hiding on the internet somewhere. I'm not about to drink the Kool-Aid. Look what it did for Germany in 1938.