But Instagram, also owned by Meta, did not cut the sound from the same video on presidentialreview's post — although they also put a "partially false information" notice on it.
Here is the video in question:
As any rational person would understand, the narration presents the opinion of a female speaker. As usual, it's not explained by the "fact checkers" which part of the video comprises the "partially false information." But the "fact checkers" aren't interested in facts, only in their own opinions as reported by Breitbart on Dec. 21, 2021:
So the "fact checkers" didn't like the opinion expressed in the video because it disagreed with their opinion. That's not fact checking, it's thought suppression.Facebook admitted that its “fact check” operation — which can make or break online publishers — is not, actually, factual....
As such, Facebook “fact checks” often reflect the opinions of the third-party media outlets that Facebook uses as fact-checkers. Whether they are right or wrong, the entire exercise is inextricable from problems of bias and conflicts of interest.
September 16, 2011 - Obama's new Orwellian snitch website, "
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That was August, 2009. Two years later, we're seeing it again. No swastikas, of course, but the same Third Reich stench of thought and speech intimidation.
Back in early 2008, when unaccomplished Illinois State Senator Barack Obama was still running for President, some people called him a fascist. Some still do, of course, and they are laughed at an mocked just as they were in 2008.
Perhaps, however, they are mocked a bit less in late 2011, however, for we have seen for ourselves that Obama has indeed displayed some fascist behavior. Keep in mind that "fascist" does not necessarily mean "Nazi," and I am in no way saying that Obama is a genocidal lunatic a la Hitler.
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How can people "fight the smears?" Simple: Snitch on friends, coworkers, neighbors, and anybody else who you repeats a rumor or forwards an email that is critical of Obama.
Is it just coincidence that the color scheme of "AttackWatch.com" is black, red and white -- the colors of the Nazi flag? Let's hope so, but I have a dark feeling that there was something Freudian going on in the head of the page's designer. Don't forget to report this post to AttackWatch.com.
The President wrote to us a few weeks ago to ask us to go the extra mile this month in the fight for health insurance reform. And so far, you've stepped up in a big way: Last week, an astounding 60,000 Organizing for America volunteers stopped by representatives' and senators' local offices. You told your health care stories to staffers and members of Congress -- of losing insurance after getting laid off, of being denied coverage upon finding out about a serious illness. And you thanked those supporting real health insurance reform for all the work they've done so far.
But these local office visits were only part of the story. The D.C. media has been trumpeting coverage of town halls disrupted by angry opposition to reform. But the reality on the ground is very different. Organizing for America supporters are showing up in huge numbers at these meetings all across the country -- outnumbering opponents of reform, often by overwhelming margins.
You've organized 11,906 local events in all 50 states -- from press conferences to community discussions -- since we launched our big campaign for reform in June. And you've made hundreds of thousands of calls to Congress.
Your work so far has been incredible. But the special interests and partisan attack groups who oppose reform will not let up, and they will tell whatever lies they can to spread fear. There's a lot more work for all of us to do. This Thursday's meeting is our chance to huddle as a team, get the latest information and talk about how we're going to achieve this victory. You don't want to miss it.
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