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10 checks for “One Nation”
“post on TikTok advertising jobs at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)”
“Elissa Slotkin “gave your hard-earned tax money to illegal immigrants.”
PolitiFact says: The vast majority of immigrants in the country illegally do not have Social Security numbers, which made them ineligible for stimulus payments under the 2021 American Rescue Plan.
“Scammers can access personal and bank details through missed calls from unknown international numbers. Dialling #90 and #09 codes on phone will allow scammers to access individual’s SIM card details”
FACTLY says: The post highlights the ‘One-Ring’ phone scam, where scammers exploit the opportunity to collect commissions from high international rates or connection fees imposed on individuals for making international calls. Howeve…
“Sen. Joe Manchin’s “support for the (Inflation Reduction Act) could cost West Virginia 100,000 fossil fuel jobs.”
PolitiFact says: Estimates suggest there aren’t even 100,000 fossil fuel jobs in West Virginia today, meaning the notion that so many jobs would be lost in the state is mathematically impossible.
“We’ve identified about 20-plus shell companies that the Bidens have created to launder the money they were receiving from foreign nationals down to their personal bank account.”
Washington Post says: Most of these companies are not shell companies
“posters in USA, loud and clear message. Money heist Mr.Modi, we only rob bank, you rob the whole nation #ModiNotWelcome.”
“The Philippine economy is leading all Asian countries in the growth of projected gross domestic product based on the International Monetary Fund report in April.”
Vera Files says: The Philippines does not have the highest projected GDP growth among Asian countries. It ranks fourth in the IMF’s 30 emerging and developing economies in the region, with a projected GDP growth of 6%. Palau holds the t…
“The Banco Central de la República Argentina (BCRA), or the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic, has or is set to issue banknotes featuring the face of Argentine professional footballer Lionel Messi following the victory of the country’s national team in the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.”
“The Democrats $3.5 trillion spending plan would be the "largest tax increase in decades”
PolitiFact says: A House memo outlined tax increases, but they were largely for wealthy individuals and corporations. These tax increases are not final since the legislation is still being negotiated.