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The earthquake in Turkey is a "scripted" use of geo engineering weather modification HAARP.
Publisher’s rating: False
The Titan submersible was found June 21 with all five passengers alive.
Publisher’s rating: False
Related reporting contradicts the claim that the Titan was found with all five passengers alive. It describes the submersible going missing on June 18, 2023, during its descent toward the Titanic wreck, and says that pieces of the vessel—not living passengers—were found about four days later near the wreck. The excerpts do not specify that the discovery occurred on June 21, so they do not establish that exact date. The reporting also states that the disaster killed all five people aboard. A Canadian safety-board investigation examined the voyage and concluded that the submersible imploded; subsequent reporting says investigators concluded the passengers died instantly. Thus, the evidence identifies the claimed event but directly conflicts with its assertion that the passengers were alive when the vessel was found.
Video suggests Canada wildfires were deliberately set to advance “smart cities” push.
Publisher’s rating: False
Screengrab of a CNN broadcast containing a news item about Mudavadi's earthquake
Publisher’s rating: Altered
Photo shows the scene of a fatal crash that killed a Filipino artist.
Publisher’s rating: False
Muere en un accidente por hipoxia al llevar mascarilla
Publisher’s rating: Falso
"Se declara emergencia máxima" por congelamiento en Estados Unidos.
Publisher’s rating: False
Photo showing Game of Thrones characters depicts victims of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria.
Publisher’s rating: False
A book published Aug. 10 about the Maui wildfires is proof the wildfires were planned.
Publisher’s rating: False
Says an image shows a photo of hurricane-ravaged Abaco Island in the Bahamas.
Publisher’s rating: False
Dr. Leo Ferreira, a cancer researcher shown in a video clip, was on the plane that crashed in Brazil on Aug. 9.
Publisher’s rating: False
Hawaii wildfire was intentionally set because there’s “120 million tons of lithium in Maui.”
Publisher’s rating: Pants on Fire
Este video de un carro lleno de agua muestra a "Miami inundado".
Publisher’s rating: False
Chicken farm fire that killed 12 million birds intentionally set.
Publisher’s rating: False
A video shows a dog trying to reach her puppies after the Turkey-Syria earthquake.
Publisher’s rating: False
Video shows “Pfizer lab in Madrid on fire.”
Publisher’s rating: False
Says an image shows a satellite view of fires in Australia.
Publisher’s rating: False
The ship that struck a Baltimore bridge “was cyber-attacked.”
Publisher’s rating: False

















