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originally posted by: daskakik
originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
This is then confirmed by post #1535 showing POTUS retweeted "Happy Father's Day 7 minutes after Q's post
the 7 mins diff reinforces that POTUS retweet will be 7 mins after Q's last post!!
Seems a pretty open and shut case on both decodes for a change!!
Trump's actual tweet has a timestamp that says 6:42.
If anything it is a pretty open and shut case for BS.
originally posted by: eisegesis
a reply to: Skyfloating
Any plans for the 21st?
originally posted by: TheGOAT
I think you are mistaken. The original tweet from the WH had to be at 6:42am your time, not the retweet.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: LurkNoMore
I prefer to check sources.
Snopes provides them in most cases. But it's like wikipedia, you have to look at those sources with a critical eye.
originally posted by: Aallanon
a reply to: carewemust
my point is they altered it after she lost.
I don't suppose you can provide an example of Snopes using yournewswire as a source? Other than as a source of something they are fact checking, of course.
Snopes prefers using garbage sites such as yournewswire.com
One day later, the notoriously disreputable blog YourNewsWire.com reappropriated the piece, for the most part republishing it word-for-word — but attaching their own writer’s name to it. YourNewsWire also rewrote the headline to misleadingly report that North Korea’s acceptance of Christianity was a done deal: “North Korea Agrees To Open Its Doors To Christianity.”
originally posted by: Aallanon
a reply to: carewemust
I meant no disrespect. A couple other posters made that same point, I was just using your post to clarify my position.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Skyfloating
I don't suppose you can provide an example of Snopes using yournewswire as a source? Other than as a source of something they are fact checking, of course.
Snopes prefers using garbage sites such as yournewswire.com
Here's an example of that:
One day later, the notoriously disreputable blog YourNewsWire.com reappropriated the piece, for the most part republishing it word-for-word — but attaching their own writer’s name to it. YourNewsWire also rewrote the headline to misleadingly report that North Korea’s acceptance of Christianity was a done deal: “North Korea Agrees To Open Its Doors To Christianity.”
www.snopes.com...
So, no. Snopes does not "use" yournewswire as a source.
originally posted by: Skyfloating
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: LurkNoMore
I prefer to check sources.
Snopes provides them in most cases. But it's like wikipedia, you have to look at those sources with a critical eye.
Snopes prefers using garbage sites such as yournewswire.com and other tabloid-phantasmagoria to "debunk" things. When they start refuting reputable sources they might be taken seriously by anyone other than the most gullible.
Yes. Because there is plenty to debunk there.
Snopes uses yournewswire as a source to debunk.
True. It would not be good to go there if you are looking for information that supports conspiracy theories. But if you want to do some fact checking, with sources. It's not bad.
Yournewswire is not a reputable source of conspiracy information