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FAKE NEWS, FEATURED, MEDIA FAKERY, UKPublished on May 23, 2017 Leave a CommentRiot of fake news about Manchester “terror attack.” Where is it coming from?Buzzfeed and other sources have a running tab on the huge amount of alleged fake news erupting around the alleged terror attack in Manchester.The fakery includes:1) a story about “sixty children” being given shelter in a nearby hotel, dismissed as “fake’” by the GuardianAnd described thus on BuzzFeed:“…Many popular social media accounts posted incredibly viral tweets suggesting a group of around fifty unaccompanied children had been taken in by a Holiday Inn hotel close to the Manchester Arena following the Ariana Grande gig. Many of the tweets, apparently shared in good faith, urged concerned relatives to phone Holiday Inn directly if they could not get in touch with their child following the terrorist attack….2) a “victim grid” including people who are very much alive and many miles from the alleged eventThis grid was published in the Mail and elsewhere before being debunked.3) fake Twitter posts of fake searches for fake victims, including this photos of an alleged “missing child tweeted by his alleged sister…that is actually a photo of a child model….4) claims from alleged witnesses of shootings and “gunmen” at a nearby hospital which again made it into the MSM:4) claims from alleged witnesses of shootings and “gunmen” at a nearby hospital which again made it into the MSM:but were “all seemingly sourced back to one incredibly viral Facebook post claiming a man was outside the hospital with a gun.”Buzzfeed, of course, has its own angle on the source of this fakery, ascribing it to “trolls” and the like, and the mere fact this fraud is being discussed in such places implies it will be used to further an agenda – probably the increased censorship of social media and alt news sites to combat the meanies who tell lies. We can also be sure there will be no outcry against the mainstream outlets that published the fake news, because the MSM gets a free pass on fakery.But we don’t need to like or agree with Buzzfeed’s approach to recognise this bizarre amount of fakery raises many important questions. It further emphasise the blurring between reality and fiction that is the norm now in our collective awareness. Whoever may be behind them, the fake Twitter appeals to find fake missing people blur seamlessly with the genuine ones. None of us can really tell where one stops and the other begins. Or how much of any alleged event belongs on which side of the divideWe will probably be returning to this later.https://off-guardian.org/2017/05/23/riot-of-fake-news-about-manchester-terror-attack-where-is-it-coming-from/.
I wonder if this attack is being used to distract everyone from the Seth Rich murder case? Perhaps they were getting too close to the truth?
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