Hi Michael,

I have been on your mailing list for over a year and I like it very much.

In the most recent posting of yours you mention realrawnews.

Last July they posted an entirely false article about General Berger of the US Marines yelling (over the phone) at the Secretary of Defense (I think it was) saying he was not going to insist his soldiers take the vax etc.

General Berger said he was going to allow the choice of whether or not his soldiers should take the vax and it was criminal to do otherwise.

It so happens I have a son and daughter-in-law in the Marines.

 I contacted them with great joy and said look at this article.

They told me in no uncertain terms that General Berger would never have spoken so rudely to the Sec of Defense and the vax mandate was going through, no exceptions.

 They told me the article was total garbage.

They were right.

The vax mandate went through and about 99% of marines are jabbed.

Realrawnews has a place on their website to write to them with questions.

I sent an email to them and told them my experience with my son and his wife and asked for clarification about how they got this information because it looked to me as if they had made the story up.

 I never got a reply.

 I do not know what else they posted, and then beforeitsnews.com showed up.

They seemed to be a cousin of realrawnews, they quoted that piece of fantasy about General Berger as if it was true and have been churning out garbage ever since.

They try not to exaggerate too much to keep it believable.

Both websites take an idea in the news and add their own spin to it.

So if there is a concern about what is in the vax, they take the information and blow it up much more, adding some dreaded spice to the story.

Then another realrawnews imitator has appeared that I think you should be aware of: beforeitsnews.com. They are following the same format as far as I can see.

You can check these websites out for yourself, if you like.

I ask at least you tread with caution, I think all three of them are fake news and their purpose is to mislead and generate false hope and then excessive fear amongst patriots. As well as totally confuse people.

I enjoy your postings,

thank you,

SC

(Yelm, WA)

(My reply)

I think that's called a "cautionary tale," SC

Well said, and well-received.

I too have had serious doubts about all three of those sites, and your reminder is very timely.

It is something that all subscribers should be aware of. 

Sincerely.

Michael Knight.