Last week I had shared a report that the alternative news source The Exposé had reported about depopulation projections made by a supposed US military intelligence subsidiary called Deagel. Well, Dr. Mark Trozzi – who also reported on it – has found out that the Deagel website (now available only via the ‘wayback machine’) is a bogus information source. Trozzi has just posted a video apologizing for ‘falling for it’. When reading and watching the original report I had noticed inconsistencies in spelling – Deagle vs. Deagel – but these days with the almost total extinction of proofreaders, it did not jump out at me as being out of the ordinary. I notice stuff like this practically on a daily basis.
Trozzi’s video apology is here: https://drtrozzi.org/2023/06/26/retraction-of-massive-military-global-depopulation/
Looks like the grain of salt that I had advised last week when sharing this information has come in handy. One of the challenges we face is information bombardment: there simply is not enough time to independently verify everything of interest that is reported. And there are parties out there who are more than happy to ‘lead us down the garden path’.
Deagel ‘Depopulation’ Website Debunked
Trozzi’s video apology is here: https://drtrozzi.org/2023/06/26/retraction-of-massive-military-global-depopulation/
Looks like the grain of salt that I had advised last week when sharing this information has come in handy. One of the challenges we face is information bombardment: there simply is not enough time to independently verify everything of interest that is reported. And there are parties out there who are more than happy to ‘lead us down the garden path’.
Take care, all!
Ron M