The Web Sites They Don’t Want You To Read: “A Few of These Sites May Be Run By Truly Insane People”
The Fort Liberty web site recently published a list of web destinations that they say distribute wildly unbelievable and bombastic claims with little or no reference material or sourcing.
A few of these web sites may be run by truly insane people who actually believe what they publish, but if so that is a small minority. One of the proofs of this is how obviously fake the articles are.
As you’ll note from the list below, many of the sites mentioned are some of the most popular in alternative media with communities in excess of millions of readers monthly.
While there is no doubt that a small percentage of reports being made available in alternative media are inaccurate, that same could be said for mainstream media news. The nature of the news cycle is such that sometimes a report is issued before all the facts are in. To suggest that every site on the list offers only fake news, hoaxes or satire is obviously disingenuous, as web sites that made the list such as Infowars.com, Intellihub.com, NaturalNews.com, BeforeItsNews.com and TheDailySheeple.com regularly cite not one, but multiple sources, often directly from the mainstream, for the news reports and commentary they are issuing.
Thus, the hoax being perpetrated, ironically, appears to be coming from Fort Liberty, rather than the scores of web sites they identify in their list.
What we know from past “lists” identifying many of the same web sites you’ll see below is that these are exactly the web destinations you should be visiting regularly, as they provide a level of news that is often impossible to find through mainstream sources.
We’ve included the list for you below. The original list was published without hyperlinks, presumably because the authors do not want readers to actually visit the web sites in question so that they can determine for themselves the legitimacy of the material. We have thus added clickable links so that you, the reader and independent thinker can make the determination for yourself.
We are, by the way, a bit upset that we did not make this year’s list. It would have been an honor to be listed among some of the world’s leading alternative journalists and information aggregators . We’ll try harder in 2016! However, we are truly thankful that our sister web site The Daily Sheeple (which, incidentally, heavily cites and references a majority of all articles being published) was included in the ranks of the best of the best.
We are somewhat outraged that several top alternative news and information web sites failed to make this list, thus we have included a short list below.
Apologies to anyone we may have missed! (Feel free to post your web site in the comment area below if we dropped the ball and failed to mention you in the lists above!)
We also encourage readers to check out the lower portion of our left sidebar and follow the links under Web Destinations for some other great places to visit.
Hattip Tess Pennington at ReadyNutrition.com.
The husband of one of the Quebecers killed in the Burkina Faso terrorist attack says hanging up on Justin Trudeau "felt good" after the prime minister called him earlier this week.
Yves Richard told Montreal radio station 98.5 FM on Thursday he was frustrated in the hours after last week's tragedy with what he called Global Affairs Canada's lack of tact and empathy.
He did say the situation has since improved and that the families of victims are being treated better.
But Richard was not impressed with Trudeau when the prime minister rang him up Monday, three days after the attack which killed his wife, Maude Carrier, and five other Quebecers.
"My prime minister called me and began speaking in such a canned manner, wishing me good luck, offering me his condolences and talking about them as a source of Canadian pride," he said.
"That's when I told him to stop his political blabbing.
"If he's going to call me, then at least he should know who the Carriers are. It wasn't out of Canadian pride that they were doing what they were doing but rather because they were basically good people."
The six were on a humanitarian mission in Burkina Faso's capital of Ouagadougou when al-Qaeda carried out the attack.
Four of the dead were from the same family: Yves Carrier, his wife Gladys Chamberland, their adult son Charlelie Carrier as well as Maude, Yves Carrier's daughter.
Victim's mother implored PM to reconsider CF-18 decision
Richard said his conversation with Trudeau ended with him telling the prime minister to go hug his wife and children.
"Then I hung up on him and it felt good."
Asked whether Trudeau had any reaction, a spokesman said Thursday it was important for the prime minister to personally offer his condolences to the families of those who died in Burkina Faso.
Richard said he much preferred the approach of Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard, who called him last Sunday and promised to simplify the political red tape for the families affected.
Earlier this week, Maude Carrier's mother urged Trudeau to keep Canadian fighter planes involved in the war on terrorism the Middle East.
Camille Carrier, whose ex-husband was Yves Carrier, said she was ashamed by Trudeau's pledge to pull the six CF-18 jet fighters.
© The Canadian Press, 2016
The fact that the dots were connected in the M$M between the Burkina Faso Fiasco and Trudeau's decision to "pull the six CF-18 jet fighters"....tells us all we need to know about this blatant False Flag. The only surprising element is the brief seconds of authenticity that occurred between the grieving relative and the Canadian vassal PM. Everything else is scripted and staged.