Lorenzo M.
A good site
A good site. With interesting and useful facts.
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LifeSiteNews.com (lifesitenews.com) has 19 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 2.2 out of 5.
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Lorenzo M.
A good site. With interesting and useful facts.
None A.
The company do very well because they are telling the truth and do very through research. Whoever wrote about disinformation about corona virus, it is not true, they are telling the truth. This is the reason they deserve the highest rate because I love the site and it is an absolute truth. You cannot get information from the media which it is they that "censored" the truth.
VeloDiva
Do not EVER sign up on these fundamentalist propagandists mailing list as you will NEVER get off it. The incessant, non~stop pummelling of emails jams up the junk inbox daily. I have “unsubscribed” countless times and it is continually disregarded and ignored, Unrelenting, attention deficit, aggressive campaigns that feel like cyber~stalking. I have completely lost whatever shred of respect may have once compelled me to sign up. STAY AWAY!
Luke
It's sad to see a purportedly pro-life site pushing antivaccine agenda during the pandemic these past years. They said companies are researching oral vaccines not to assist in more widespread vaccination without needles and nurses, but to force vaccinate Catholics and start their own new religion!?? They reposted that bizarre video that says the vaccines literally have the replicators from STARGATE in them (news/like-watching-a-horror-thriller-moving-tentacled-object-metallic-fragments-found-in-covid-jabs/), in reality those that have independently scoped out what is in the vax show that it is what it says it is, a short bit of mrna code. One interesting article I caught somehow overstating hospitalizations by over ten fold what actually occurred, I was able to pull the data that they "sourced" out of Vaers (more like, just pulled out of a hat) Sites like this hurt the pro-life cause and it's unfortunate.
Vito B.
Desinformation zur Corona-Impfung
Relgin
This site is a typical example of a front for an extremist political/religious organization which promotes a religious agenda under the guise as being a "news outlet", which they are clearly not. They clearly promote extreme religious opinion over democratic principles or factual reporting. This site also sponsors links to discredited medical sources which have promoted false scientific claims regarding the COVID pandemic. They also claim that "One of Merck’s now discontinued vaccines had been linked to abortion . . ." which is not factual since none of Merck's vaccines cause abortion or is a direct product of an abortion. This organization claims that there is no need for any vaccines for COVID-19, which is absolutely not promoted by any legitimate medical authority.
Dee
Fake news! Instead of sticking to facts and data they focus on scaremongering and conspiracy theories. Others have called out their far right views but as I have not examined that in detail I cannot comment but I do notice the tendency to lean towards the far right in some of their “reporting”.
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