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“America’s C40 cities will ban meat, dairy, new clothes, private cars by 2030.”
PolitiFact says: The post distorts a 2019 C40 Cities report, which identified six sectors in which cities could intervene to reduce consumption-based climate emissions. The report didn't advocate for "ambitious targets" described within.
“Fauci declares that all unvaccinated citizens must be locked down this winter.”
PolitiFact says: Dr. Anthony Fauci stepped down as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and has no power to declare a lockdown.
“Fox News chyron called University of North Carolina shooting suspect “mostly white Asian.”
PolitiFact says: Images showing a Fox News chyron calling the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill shooting suspect a "mostly white Asian male," are fabricated.
“Fox News reported that California Gov. Gavin Newsom said former President Donald Trump “is not eligible for future presidential elections & has asked the California’s State Assembly to pass a bill that will remove Trump’s name on any future ballots.”
“Judge Cannon been ordered to DISQUALIFY herself in Trump's case.”
“La vacuna contra el covid-19 “contiene óxido de grafeno, que es sumamente tóxico para el cuerpo”.”
“Malaysian doctor put to death for giving COVID injection under the (Nuremberg) Code.”
PolitiFact says: Malaysia has had a moratorium on executions since 2018 as the country began debating abolishing the death penalty. The country has supported COVID-19 vaccination and in 2021 required federal employees to get vaccinated.
“Mom of Barack Obama’s chef speaks out to expose Obama family.”
“Photo shows someone stealing less than $950 of goods in California.”
“Shots fired T.L Hanna High School 1 seriously injured.”
“Speaker at World Economic Forum conference proposed adding COVID-19 vaccines to water supply.”
PolitiFact says: A speaker at a 2022 World Economic Forum news conference didn't propose adding COVID-19 vaccines to water supplies. She discussed water equity, saying addressing it is in everyone’s interest, comparing it to the pandemic
“Tafari Campbell was “murdered.”
“They [Burisma] were wanting to enter into the U.S. energy market through an IPO, and they felt like they couldn’t conduct an initial public offering if they were under investigation for corruption in Ukraine. So that’s what it all pertained to. That’s where the supposed bribe happened … They also wanted to buy an existing energy company, and I believe it was in Texas.”
Washington Post says: The "Texas" company was Ukrainian.
“Trump says Biden is an alien.”
“Video shows the state of “Great Britain now,” with “78,000 people under the water.”
PolitiFact says: There are no credible reports that 78,000 people are "under the water" in Great Britain. This video contains numerous clips from past weather events, some of which are not in Britain.
“Video suggests Canada wildfires were deliberately set to advance “smart cities” push.”
PolitiFact says: Wildfires in Canada were caused by record heat and drought. There is no evidence they were set deliberately or linked to efforts to advance "smart cities."
“As of Aug. 25, "Luis Rubiales has resigned as the president of the Spanish Football Federation.”
PolitiFact says: Spain soccer president Luis Rubiales had not resigned as of Aug. 29.
“En California, Estados Unidos, roban y nadie puede hacer nada tras la ley que despenaliza la práctica de robos en tiendas por un valor inferior a cuatrocientos dólares, que además prohíbe a los empleados de un comercio hacer frente a quien quiera robarles”.”
“I actually pushed the Deficit Reduction Act. That was the last time we actually reduced the national debt in the United States, when I was the leader of House conservatives.”
PolitiFact says: The U.S. last reduced its debt on a sustained basis from 1996 to 2001. This was largely before Pence entered Congress, and half a decade to a decade before the law he referred to passed.