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12:25Now PlayingSome influencers are spreading misinformation instead of facts—and millions of people are watching.
Thomas Clayton Coleman (@coachtommy762) shared an AI-generated video claiming to show IDF soldiers burning the American flag. The video had already been identified as fake and debunked in 2025.
Nathan Cornacchia (@valhallavft) shared the false claim that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had been killed during Iran’s missile attacks on Israel. He also amplified claims surrounding the Charlie Kirk assassination that were later challenged and debunked by @paramount_tactical.
This is the outrage economy: post first, verify later—if verification ever comes.
When false information echoes narratives promoted by America’s adversaries or Iran’s propaganda apparatus during an active conflict, it doesn’t just misinform—it can shape public opinion based on fiction.
Before hitting “Post,” ask one simple question:
Did I verify this?
Millions of people rely on influencers for news and analysis. Accuracy isn’t optional—it’s a responsibility.
FACTS matter.
ACCOUNTABILITY matters.
The TRUTH matters.
If you value evidence over propaganda, share this video and subscribe for more fact-based analysis from Israel.
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