Determining the Veracity of Forwarded Emails

I understand what some people are saying when a forwarded email appears to be questionable.  However, what about all those people who write to Snopes.com, FactCheck.org, and TruthOrFiction.com to check out the veracity of various chain emails?  Whatever they say, people take as the gospel truth.  The first two organizations are liberal leaning and lapdogs of the Obama administration.  To take what they say and then send emails around saying it is the truth or false depending on what they say is perpetuating incorrect information.  It is very difficult to know what the truth is because the liberals/progressives constantly lie just to get people on their side. BHO lies all the time.

How will the not-well-versed people be able to ascertain whether something is true or false?  It makes life difficult to find the truth on every email that everyone passes around.  I receive hundreds of emails every day from people all over the United States and world.  I try to forward to my distribution list what I believe to be the truthful ones.  However, I am not correct all of the time.  Therefore, I do depend on recipients who possess a broad knowledge base, who look at things with a jaundiced eye, and who question the veracity of things.  Those who do that are very helpful to me.  Therefore, keep questioning whatever I forward to you, and let me know when for a fact you know that what I forwarded is wrong or false. Provide me with the proof, but do not use the three veracity websites to prove your conclusion.

Snopes.com is undependable.  They are left leaning and lapdogs of the Obama administration, and George Soros funds them.  Someone, please prove this assertion wrong.  I doubt anyone can prove it wrong.  FactCheck.org is even more leftist and, therefore, worse than Snopes.com.  The Annenberg Foundation funds the FactCheck.org website, which is a very liberal and leftist outfit.  Again, someone, please prove this assertion wrong.  I seriously doubt that anyone can prove it wrong.  The partially reliable one is TruthOrFiction.com.  However, I do not use any of them for veracity of emails or articles.

I do my own research.  Those people from the three veracity websites who are doing the evaluation are people just like you and I who have their own biases and agendas.  I would rather depend on my own research and conclusions than any of those three veracity websites.  Like Snopes.com, I do not attempt to portray myself as an impartial, apolitical evaluation outfit. That approach, itself, raises red flags for me.  I am a “strict constructionist” constitutional conservative. Hence, my evaluations come from that bent, not a phony professed impartial, apolitical bent.  Please read the following links:

• beforeitsnews.com/story/83/370/Snopes_Exposed.html
• beforeitsnews.com/story/104/321/Snopes.com,_FactCheck.org,_and_TruthOrFiction.com.html
• beforeitsnews.com/story/138/962/Dont_Listen_to_Veracity_Websites:_FactCheck,_Snopes,_TruthOrFiction,_et_al..html
• beforeitsnews.com/story/104/336/Hoaxers_and_Websites_to_Check_for_Accuracy.html

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