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In Baltimore, they read The Banner. That’s Fenton’s new home after the sun went under. This site is def questionable.
Is anything telling you it’s “real news” credible? They don’t have their domain registered to any sort of entity at all.
What’s the proof this isn’t an entirely spoofed site?
https://www.whois.com/whois/therealnews.com
The URL may be dubious, but it's a fairly standard point it's making. Criticism of Israel is not antisemitism.
If I were to make a news site with misinformation, I would sprinkle in genuine criticism with fake criticism, or things that are out of context.
Just wait until you see my new news site, The Real Real News. Double the truth!
https://therealnews.com/about
In Baltimore, they read The Banner. That’s Fenton’s new home after the sun went under. This site is def questionable.
https://therealnews.com/about/our-team
These people are known on social media and other publications.
Maximillian Alvarez - Editor-in-Chief
Chris Hedges
So if they are a real organization, why does the Whois not show a contact in Baltimore? It doesn’t add up