fact-checking websites

Dr. John Reizer

One of the things we see, hear, and read about concerning the mainstream media these days is the practice of fact-checking. The major media corporations introduced the concept of fact-checking a few years ago, claiming that they would verify the credibility and truthfulness of stories circulating on the Internet that they had chosen not to report. In other words, a significant amount of truthful content was being discussed outside the parameters of what the major news corporations were reporting, and it was making them look bad.

The idea of creating fact-checkers was undoubtedly the brainchild of different intelligence agencies that oversee the regular outflow of daily propaganda targeted for public consumption.

Fact-checking websites were born out of a genuine need by the controlling powers to mitigate the damage alternative news websites were inflicting upon the mainstream media. The idea was a simple one: set up official gatekeepers who would routinely discredit any news narratives considered to be dangerous content by the corporate-controlled news.

The scam has worked well. The gullible public has become enamored with the idea that fact-checking websites are the ultimate authority on the veracity of specific news events. The brainwashed public regularly uses fact-checking websites to determine what’s real or not.

Regardless of how truthful a story is, it will be forever perceived as fake news by the masses if a fact-checking website renders that decision.