FAKE NEWS or TERRORISM: WHICH IS WORSE?
If ‘Fake News’ reported the ‘Real News’ about terrorism, we would know how bad terrorism really i...
Renegade Talk Radio · Renegade Talk Radio
July 1, 201934m 19s
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Show Notes
If ‘Fake News’ reported the ‘Real News’ about terrorism, we would know how bad terrorism really is.
But, it doesn’t. Pew Research just released figures that conclude: 50% of people studied think 'fake
news' is a very big problem for the country, whereas only 34% think terrorism is a big problem.
However, the flaw in their research is that fake news hides what is really going on in the world of
terror today.
For example, how much did you hear about the plot that was foiled to bomb Times Square? A
wannabe terrorist, who, at first, they only described as a lone wolf from Queens, had been
under surveillance since he expressed an interest in buying grenades, firearms, explosives
and a suicide vest. Hear how the Joint Terrorism Task Force made an undercover sting just in
time.
How much did you hear about the radicalized couple who identified with ISIS and got close to pulling
off the first biological weapon attack in Germany - by making a bomb with ricin and steel balls?
Fortunately, the CIA saw that they had bought 3,300 castor beans over the internet and warned the
German authorities.
Did you hear about the trend of ‘arson terror’ in Israel ongoing since 2016? If you heard anything about
it, you would have been told that these fires are due to the heat, but all the villages that were burned
were Jewish, and all the arsonists who were arrested or prosecuted were Arabs. Plus, no other country
in the Middle East had a wave of fires.
Have you heard what's happening with the ex-ISIS fighters, if there is such a thing as an ‘ex’ ISIS fighter?
Do you know what European countries are doing to address the danger they pose? If you haven’t heard
much about any of these stories, it’s because you’re listening to ‘fake news’. But, you can always find out
about such stories here.
But, it doesn’t. Pew Research just released figures that conclude: 50% of people studied think 'fake
news' is a very big problem for the country, whereas only 34% think terrorism is a big problem.
However, the flaw in their research is that fake news hides what is really going on in the world of
terror today.
For example, how much did you hear about the plot that was foiled to bomb Times Square? A
wannabe terrorist, who, at first, they only described as a lone wolf from Queens, had been
under surveillance since he expressed an interest in buying grenades, firearms, explosives
and a suicide vest. Hear how the Joint Terrorism Task Force made an undercover sting just in
time.
How much did you hear about the radicalized couple who identified with ISIS and got close to pulling
off the first biological weapon attack in Germany - by making a bomb with ricin and steel balls?
Fortunately, the CIA saw that they had bought 3,300 castor beans over the internet and warned the
German authorities.
Did you hear about the trend of ‘arson terror’ in Israel ongoing since 2016? If you heard anything about
it, you would have been told that these fires are due to the heat, but all the villages that were burned
were Jewish, and all the arsonists who were arrested or prosecuted were Arabs. Plus, no other country
in the Middle East had a wave of fires.
Have you heard what's happening with the ex-ISIS fighters, if there is such a thing as an ‘ex’ ISIS fighter?
Do you know what European countries are doing to address the danger they pose? If you haven’t heard
much about any of these stories, it’s because you’re listening to ‘fake news’. But, you can always find out
about such stories here.
Topics
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