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Little Think Tank wrote that he was exhausted by contradictory accusations. He indicated that, according to some factions, some suspected him of being funded by left-wing relatives or directly by the Macron government. He predicted that both supporters of Russia and Ukraine would then accuse him of being financed by the FSB or the SBU and of being anti-Western. He also anticipated opposing criticisms after the release of a video showing, according to him, a massacre of Palestinians committed by the Israeli army in Gaza: some would label him pro-Hamas, while others would accuse him of concealing murders committed by the IDF. Finally, he mentioned future accusations of being in the pay of NATO while being anti-European, then close to Donald Trump and anti-American. #politique #désinformation #Médias (translated)

Regelegorila wrote that after a walk in Lille in the morning, he had observed that life had resumed its course and that repairs had begun in many places. He believed that far-right accounts gave the impression that the city had been ransacked and destroyed, and accused them of seeking to misinform and divide. #Lille #Réconciliation #Désinformation (translated)

Ulrich Vosgerau wrote that the Federal Constitutional Court had recently emphasized that public broadcasting is more important today than ever. The original argument for it, that there were only television frequencies for one or two channels and that a private television market was therefore inconceivable at first, no longer applies. At the same time, Vosgerau criticized the reasoning that citizens only receive reliable, correct, and politically balanced information through public broadcasting, while disinformation lurks on the internet. He ironically portrayed the reporting on France as if students were protesting there because they wanted to learn more and receive more homework. #ÖRR #Information #Frankreich (translated)

The author of the message presented L'Express as being on the brink of bankruptcy. He estimated that a newspaper that misinformed its audience through bias and censored opposing opinions would eventually lose readers, tired of feeling disdained. https://t.co/BKrs7nrlwq #Journalisme #LibertéDeLaPresse #Désinformation #FR (translated)

A Vietnamese Facebook page is spreading false information about the investigation of election fraud in Borlänge, including claims about illegal activities connected to a search warrant, with AI-generated images and fabricated news that has no basis in reality. #valfusk #desinformation #svenskpolitik (translated)

The article explores the creation and use of different interactive platforms, including 17octobre.app and 17octobregiletjaune.net, in the lead-up to a planned mobilization for October 17, which combine information about police presence and collaborative contributions while highlighting the risk of misinformation and the ambiguous legal responsibilities of the organizers. #GiletsJaunes #Mobilisation #Manifestation (translated)

The author stated that the presidential election would be marked by "permanent and massive" Russian interference, adding that the stakes were too high for Vladimir Putin. He said that the GRU had already been identified as being behind a disinformation campaign targeting him and that the SVR labeled him as the ideologue of what he called an expression whose connection was provided in his message. https://t.co/RxN4YUH8ee #ÉlectionPrésidentielle #Désinformation #IngérenceRusses #RU (translated)

In school shootings, there is now a new kind of disinformation. It is immediately claimed on Twitter that the perpetrator is trans and leftist. This is shared thousands of times. It is clear what is happening here: while everyone is still in shock and nothing is known, a narrative is being established. (translated)

The author wrote that the data showed how strongly disinformation works, for example in connection with electric cars. These are clearly more climate-friendly, yet in 2025, almost two-thirds of people would still not believe that. Against this background, he also classified the study from TU Munich, which he called scandalous. https://t.co/rMU5Cc7gmI https://t.co/ALHdbteri0 #EAutos #Desinformation #Klimaschutz #DE (translated)

The article asked who controls the disinformation of the powerful. It cited examples such as Fukushima radiation deaths, the attribution of perpetrators in Düsseldorf, the so-called "hunt" in Chemnitz, the portrayal of migration, an overload of Corona hospitals, and Müller's death. Additionally, it mentioned the "storming of the Reichstag," an alleged "neo-Nazi murder" in Sebnitz, and attacks faked by Hansen. The article also included a link. https://t.co/1dB2NETxBj #Desinformation #Macht #Faktenprüfung #DE (translated)

Alma Dufour accused Quotidien of presenting her project to produce two million affordable electric cars in France by 2032 — by conditioning subsidies and reducing energy prices — as a desire to import Chinese vehicles. She also criticized France 2, which had gone to the auto show to report on a principal, and labeled these treatments as misinformation. #VoitureÉlectrique #Économie #Désinformation (translated)

BrennpunktUA criticized that people who usually advocate against misinformation were spreading misinformation themselves regarding the speed reduction of Starlink and Starshield in Ukraine, as well as concerning the responsibility of Donald Trump or Elon Musk. He accused them of doing this in alignment with their political agenda, stating that they were harming themselves and Ukraine. The responsibility clearly lies with the Pentagon and the White House, he explained. #Desinformation #UkrainischeKrise #Politik (translated)

Kunta van den Kinté greeted the young people at Montaigne high school in Paris, who, according to him, were blocking Frontières this morning, which he described as a far-right misinformation outlet owned by Bolloré. https://t.co/jaugb80yrJ #Jeunesse #Démocratie #Liberté (translated)

NIUS wrote that there were no mob hunts in Chemnitz, no attack on the Reichstag, no coup attempt by Reich citizens, and no deportation plans in Potsdam. The corresponding representations were fabricated to push a political agenda or to defame opponents. https://t.co/7CNuh356Pd https://t.co/czBOnybeGa #Politik #FakeNews #Desinformation (translated)

The Australian exchange student wrote that it was telling that people who accused X of spreading disinformation and thus wanted to unilaterally censor social media were uncritically spreading what he considered to be an obviously false story about alleged bot networks. In doing so, he used derogatory language about these people. #Desinformation #SozialeMedien #Fakenews (translated)