•Do not give money to people that you cannot confirm their existence and cause. (I would say avoid all unless you feel compelled to help out Wood/Powell legal case, etc.)
•No information is inherently bad or should be canceled, just never abandon your critical thinking skills or forget we live in the age of information warfare and deceit.
•Do not accept something as 100% truth unless you can confirm it yourself, take everything with the proper grain of salt.
•Cognitive dissonance has been the major tool of manipulation and is why people hang on to fake news. Observe your emotional desire to believe or dismiss information and remember this.
•Identify motives and incentives of those emitting information. What they gain/lose, why they may want to manipulate people, what effect they can create.
•Examine all possibilities and scenarios, who could have this information would it be logical for them to transmit these details what strategies can be deployed.
•Finally play devils advocate and all sides. Try to disprove what they say, or how would you refute somebody on the other side who believes the opposite. Try to fall on the side that makes the most sense and relies on the least emotion and ignorance. Give information time to be digested and engage in discussion with people in your life that are open minded and you respect for being objective(not yes men or people you enjoy because they are highly agreeable)
Good post. Common sense here, really. And that pertains especially to posters and mods on message boards.
What I find funny is this sudden attack by alot of people going after George as though they declared themselves Q.
Those who scream the loudest.
It's really funny in light of the fact that the same level of vitriol hasn't been directed at Alex Jones or Mike Adams. The whole thing smells suspicious.