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Project Veritas has been caught lying in their reporting (deceptively editing footage, misrepresenting court records, etc.) too many times for me to take them s
by thebooktocome 4y ago
Project Veritas has been caught lying in their reporting (deceptively editing footage, misrepresenting court records, etc.) too many times for me to take them seriously.
Their wikipedia page is particularly damming, every allegation lovingly well-cited: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Veritas https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Veritas
- Test0129 4y agohttps://news.yahoo.com/connecticut-ag-launches-probe-school-202529435.html https://news.yahoo.com/connecticut-ag-launches-probe-school-... Apparently the vertias video was good enough to get the AG to launch a probe. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/private-school-staffer-placed-on-leave-after-admitting-she-pushes-political-agenda-on-students/ar-AA11v3iT https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/private-school-staffer-pla... Apparently the veritas video was good enough to get this person put on leave. Took me 30 seconds to find these. I have a feeling you're going to shift the goalposts again though.
- calculatte 4y agoIt's funny how everyone who claims PV "deceptively edits" is forced to retract those statements because there is no evidence of such. Wikipedia isn't, and has never been, a valid source of truth. PV has won every time such claims have been brought to court. So cite all the biased articles you like. They post the videos. Edit all you want, those words came from those educator's mouths. That contains more truth than you'll ever find in a news article attempting to spin a narrative.