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A study by Oxford University found that up to 1 out of every 4 stories circulating in French social media on the eve of the French National Election are bogus.
Sounds vaguely familiar for some reason.
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"Researchers from Oxford University found up to a quarter of the political links shared on Twitter in France were based on misinformation. They were identified as deliberately false and expressed ‘ideologically extreme, hyper-partisan or conspiratorial’ views with logical flaws and opinions presented as facts.”
According to our msm this election "could send shockwaves around the world" ... now why is that msm? If a bend over culturally suicidal idiot wins it would not send shockwaves? That would be the shock. The left is outta control with misleading bias news. Facebook removed 30k conservative accounts in France recently to sway this.
A study by Oxford University found that up to 1 out of every 4 stories circulating in French social media on the eve of the French National Election are bogus.
A study by Oxford University found that up to 1 out of every 4 stories circulating in French social media on the eve of the French National Election are bogus.
Why is this news? The internet has a high percentage of BS on just about every subject. Why would anyone expect politics be any different. When it comes to freedom of opinion and freedom of speech, you take the bad with the good -- unless you are a closet fascist.
Our new reality. Only fools and rubes will vote on pure emotion. We must all be researching facts and nothing but facts. Lets hope Europe has learned from our mistake.
Anti-Trumpers believe the Russians are behind every loss, it couldn't possibly be them special snowflakes...
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