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[–]supernatendo3 points
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LOL!!!
"NaturalNews" is owned by web spammer Mike Adams. His company, Truth Publishing, owns at least 387 website domains related to alternative healthcare ideas and products as well as internet newsletter and email marketing software. He uses these sites for what appears to be an elaborate viral marketing scheme that plays on people's fears about pandemics, vaccines, mainstream medicine, Big Pharma, and Obama's birth certificate. He profits by gathering active email addresses, selling vitamins and alternative/complementary medicine products and self published books and tapes.
[–]selpai1 point
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This is a perfect example of the "genetics" logical fallacy. Where a source of information came from has no bearing on the legitimacy of that information. In the case of statistical information, only the method and data is important. The article has links for it's sources. Those should be scrutinized.
I skim sites like this every few days, and they are certainly as biased as biased comes, but they are rarely factually inaccurate. You know, this is the way that news used to operate, before all of the moderation and political correctness set in. There are things i simply would not know were it not for reading about them on sites like Natural News.
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[–] supernatendo 3 points 5 points 8 points (+8|-3) ago (edited ago)
LOL!!!
"NaturalNews" is owned by web spammer Mike Adams. His company, Truth Publishing, owns at least 387 website domains related to alternative healthcare ideas and products as well as internet newsletter and email marketing software. He uses these sites for what appears to be an elaborate viral marketing scheme that plays on people's fears about pandemics, vaccines, mainstream medicine, Big Pharma, and Obama's birth certificate. He profits by gathering active email addresses, selling vitamins and alternative/complementary medicine products and self published books and tapes.
http://www.geneticliteracyproject.org/glp-facts/mike-adams/
[–] selpai 1 point 2 points 3 points (+3|-1) ago (edited ago)
This is a perfect example of the "genetics" logical fallacy. Where a source of information came from has no bearing on the legitimacy of that information. In the case of statistical information, only the method and data is important. The article has links for it's sources. Those should be scrutinized.
I skim sites like this every few days, and they are certainly as biased as biased comes, but they are rarely factually inaccurate. You know, this is the way that news used to operate, before all of the moderation and political correctness set in. There are things i simply would not know were it not for reading about them on sites like Natural News.
[–] supernatendo 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago
The articles only links to sources are other sites owned by Mike Adams' company.
[–] Sorahzahd 2 points 0 points 2 points (+2|-2) ago
Not to mention that "Genetic Literacy Project" is a GMO industry propaganda site.
[–] Sorahzahd 2 points 1 point 3 points (+3|-2) ago
Genetic Literacy Project? Known Monsanto propaganda site.
Here's a link to a document showing how Monsanto manufactured banned chemical weapons for the US and Israel. Such a wonderful company.
https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=482c14749443323e08b2a03822c0ff90
[–] supernatendo 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago
Source?