misinformation debunked by fact checking sites

[daydream]

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Myriad publications have falsely warned readers about "turbo cancer," a purportedly aggressive form of cancer caused by mRNA vaccines like the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines. A recent rash of headlines on the topic assert that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) had warned the public about turbo cancer, an assertion that originated from disreputable websites including the conspira-satirical The People's Voice. 

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/cdc-turbo-cancer/

 

(Isaiah 5:20)  Woe to those who say that good is bad and bad is good,
Those who substitute darkness for light and light for darkness,
Those who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter!
https://www.jw.org/finder?wtlocale=E&pub=nwtsty&srctype=wol&bible=23005020&srcid=share

 

We live in tumultuous times, mirroring the depraved conditions laid out in the text from Isaiah. 

[Mike047]

 

And it may be that the future new appointee to the role of health minister in the US has similar views about vaccines.

[BLEmom]

All the conspiracies are getting bigger and more magnified. It’s going to be a wild ride. 

[Tortuga]

7 minutes ago, BLEmom said:

All the conspiracies are getting bigger and more magnified. It’s going to be a wild ride. 

That's just want they want you to believe...

[Sheep]

3 minutes ago, BLEmom said:

All the conspiracies are getting bigger and more magnified. It’s going to be a wild ride. 

Right! I read once that conspiracy theories are the result of people trying to figure out why the world is turning so crazy! They can't accept that a simple explanation can suffice, so they invent something 'behind the scenes' and out-of-sight, like a hidden "conspiracy" that's behind every big event. At least they call them "conspiracy theories," since they have no visible facts to back up what they're saying.

 

In the truth, though, we have a tendency not to "follow the crowd" about these theories. We already know the real truth about the outcome, and that keeps us reasonable.

[New World Explorer]

Conspiracy theories and misinformation originate from Satan, (He used misinformation in Eden very successfully) 

His next move on the ground of misinformation was an establishment of false religion to confuse people about Jehovah.

He loves conspiracy theories as they derail truth about Jehovah.

No surprises then why we see so many of them nowadays as we get closer to the door of Great Tribulation. 

Some example of conspiracy theories: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_conspiracy_theories

 

In a world of lies and misinformation's sway, Jehovah's truth shines bright, come what may.

On jw.org, His Word we can explore, And debunk the myths that conspiracy theorists adore.

So let us seek Jehovah's truth each day, And rely on His Word to show us the way.

For in His love and wisdom, we'll always find, the strength to resist misinformation's twisted design.

[Qapla]

When it first started, they called it the "theory" of evolution - a conspiracy theory for sure and definitely misinformation. But it has been repeated as fact for so long that now many people are convinced that creation is the theory. Yet we know creation is the truth.

 

That is why we need to keep clear of such conspiracy theories and misinformation - we want to make sure we don't start accepting such as facts and take us away from Jehovah and the truth.