#false claims

[darkness9000a]

Okay I had enough of this, because this is just getting ridiculous right now. 😒

Not only that the UTTP groups have been making false claims towards other people for the past years, and now this guy decided to tag everyone, and tagging my friend Aly as well, by making false claims towards everyone on his posts on YouTube.

These UTTP groups need to be called out. 😒

If you see those two on YouTube, just block them, and report them.

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UTTP Grandstanding Chizur of Anti Fandom

IF YOU HAVE SEEN MY BOTS SPAMMING ACROSS YOUTUBE, TO STOP BEING PINGED SO YOU MUST SUBSCRIBE TO ME. https://uttpforum.st/threads/zephyr.229/

And if you ever see or even encountered by these other UTTP groups on Twitter or on Discord, make sure you block them and report them as well.

[tearsofrefugees]

Trump makes wild claim DRC sent prisoners to US-Mexico border – without providing evidence

President Donald Trump wildly claimed that the Democratic Republic of the Congo released people from its prisons and sent them to the US' bo

[tearsofrefugees]

Charity cleared after false claims online over migrant welcome project

Watchdog finds allegations against City of Sanctuary UK were misleading after complaint from Tory MP

[itsmythang]

It wasn’t a picture of me as Jesus it was a picture of me as a doctor because I help a lot of people.

[tearsofrefugees]

Video. Fake Euronews videos used in Milan Olympics disinformation campaign

Video. Across social media, a series of doctored Euronews videos spread false claims about Ukrainian athletes and refugees over the course o

[pjbifun]

Posts misrepresent safety of produce-protecting solution from Apeel

False. The safety document being cited is for an unrelated cleaning product that uses the same name. That product is made by a different, U.

There's a lie being circulated on the interwebs confusing a food product with a cleaning product. I'm skeptical of big corporations as well but don't buy into the bs.

"CLAIM: A safety data sheet for Apeel Sciences, a company that makes a protective coating used to keep fruits and vegetables fresh, shows that its product can cause eye damage and allergic skin reactions.

AP’S ASSESSMENT: False. The safety document being cited is for an unrelated cleaning product that uses the same name. That product is made by a different, U.K.-based company.

THE FACTS: California-based Apeel Sciences markets that its plant-based solution can keep fruits and vegetables fresh and at their prime longer — and that it’s edible, too."

[fremonthighclassof2010]

The WSDMGC73 Illusion: Why the Numbers Are Giving “Bot Farm”

People keep trying to frame WSDMGC73 like they’re some rap collective, or street crew, or even something vaguely community-based, but babe… this is The Sims with extra steps.

This whole “73rd Street movement” is literally just the Dlow siblings LARPing online. No visuals. No group pics. No hood vlogs. No 73rd-anything. Not a single pixel of offline proof. Just vibes and botted streams.

And the receipts? oh they’re JUICY:

• Qobuz files them as one (1) singular artist, not a group.

• Spotify: 408 monthly listeners + 63 “albums” rapid-fired since Jan 31, 2025 like someone held down CTRL+C too long.

• Their “hit,” Faceless (Feb 3), has 88 YT views and isn’t even a top track 💀 the bots went on lunch break.

• Green Wocc magically has 5k Spotify plays but only 610 YT views and 15 likes?? okay wizard.

• YouTube: 38 subs, auto-generated uploads, total 7,502 views, no visuals, no human behavior.

• SoundCloud: 9 followers, most tracks under 150 plays, except one weird “oops all botted” spike.

And let’s be so frfr: no universe, multiverse, or timeline allows stats like that to suddenly chart on Apple Music. The Force isn’t that strong.

Their “label”?

Yeah… there isn’t one. Every drop is tagged under “8429551 Records DK,” which is just DistroKid’s default placeholder for random users. No team. No budget. No A&R. No industry. Just vibes and a $20 subscription.

So yeah:

WSDMGC73 isn’t a gang. Isn’t a crew. Isn’t a movement.

It’s an online cosplay project stitched together with fake metrics, no receipts, and a fictional brand identity.

Call it digital performance art if you wanna be generous. But street-level anything? Yeah no.

[wat3rm370n]

CDC has jumped the shark and is outright lying to people about vaccines.

* The header "Vaccines do not cause autism" has not been removed due to an agreement with the chair of the U.S. Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee that it would remain on the CDC website.

Plenty of evidence that there’s no link between vaccines and autism, but the CDC website is trying to deny that. They also claim that evidence (not cited) is ignored by health authorities. Yet they ARE the health authorities. But they don’t think so apparently, good job telling on themselves I guess, because they shouldn’t be an authority on anything.

My letter to reps:

Why is the CDC just allowed to lie to people and promote this bonkers batshit false claim of a link between vaccines and autism when there’s ample evidence this is just not true. And they are on the official government website whining like little toddlers that “health authorities” have ignored them — but they ARE the health authorities. I wouldn’t trust them though, they’re probably already getting people killed. We won’t have a functional nation. This is a health threat, a public safety threat, and a national security threat. And this madness must be stopped.

Please feel free to copy or repurpose for your own letters to reps.