After Egypt’s loss to Argentina, a conspiracy theory spread across parts of the Arab and Muslim online space claiming that Jews and AIPAC control FIFA. To make the story appear credible, anonymous editors even changed referee François Letexier’s Wikipedia page to falsely identify him as Jewish.
He isn’t Jewish.
This is what knowledge poisoning looks like. It isn’t just about fake social media posts. It’s about deliberately inserting false information into sources that people and AI systems rely on, making conspiracy theories appear legitimate.
When false information is embedded in places like Wikipedia or echoed by AI models, it doesn’t stay online. It shapes public perception, reinforces existing prejudice, and can contribute to real-world hostility against innocent people.
The lesson is bigger than football. When trusted sources are intentionally manipulated, the consequences extend far beyond the internet.
Oh, and btw - if the AIPAC and Israel control FIFA, why Israel isn't qualified for the world cup?
Argentine fans wave the flag of Israel at Egypt’s coach after winning the game 3-2
He flies into a fit of rage and takes it out at a random photographer.
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Maya Haim, 22, & Karina Pritika, 23
Two young souls, full of life and dreams.
They were brutally murdered by Hamas at the Supernova music festival on October 7.
Remember them.
Trigger Warning: Graphic content filmed by Palestinians*
This week marked 1,000 days since Hamas, a branch of the Muslim Brotherhood, together with many Palestinian civilians, crossed the internationally recognized border into Israel and carried out one of the most horrific massacres of this century.
They murdered, r*ped, looted, and kidnapped innocent people in an orgy of barbaric violence, all in the name of jihad.
I wish the pro-Palestine movement was more about improving the lives of Palestinians rather than elating for killing Jews.
For the past 1,000 days, many of the same people who supported those r*pes and murders have been trying to convince you these atrocities never happened or to dramatically minimize them.
They have done so with the backing of international organizations that have become deeply corrupted: the UN, Human Rights Watch, the Red Cross, Amnesty International, and others.
What you’re about to see is a collection of videos filmed by Palestinians themselves on October 7, 2023.
When they first posted these videos on social media, they were proud of what they had done. The next day, they realized the world was horrified by the brutality. That’s when they understood it was more effective to spread fake stories, manipulated videos, and false numbers from Gaza, hoping people would forget that they had already revealed their true faces.
Remember what I’m writing here: wherever you are in the world, Islamism and Jihad will eventually reach you too.
@Oreli111 ואיפה ההורים בסיפור?? למה לעשות לכל הבנות חוץ מילגה אחת.
ההורים צריכים לקבוע עובדה - כולן או אף אחת. זה לא שהיא הזמינה 2 בנות מהכיתה, שזה סבבה, נשמע שהיא הזמינה את כולן חוץ מהבת שלך
That “American” channel in your feed with millions of views? It’s owned by Qatar.
And it just got caught.
We exposed an “American” channel as Qatari-owned. Their response wasn’t to deny it, it was to quietly change that it's based in the United States from their bio overnight.
Here’s the story. Six weeks ago, @travelingisrae1 and I published an investigation into a channel with hundreds of thousands of followers and millions of views per episode. It presented itself as American: “we Americans,” talking to fellow Americans.
The framing was deliberate: “we,” never “Americans,” built to read like homegrown American voices.
The content? A steady message that the US and the West are the villains, and that ALL of America’s problems trace back to Jews “controlling” media and academia. It rejoices in the possible fall of the US as an empire and a prosperous country.
It also pushes Islamist talking points, and anyone who pushes back gets labeled a racist. Declining to cheer for jihad isn’t bigotry.
What we actually found: Qatari ownership and job listings based in Qatar, behind an American on-screen persona. That’s not commentary, it’s foreign-funded content wearing an American mask (you can read the full article below).
And surprise: they’ve now switched their socials from “American” to “Qatari” and rewrote the entire bio. Suddenly interested in “transparency.”
Know who’s funding the content in your feed.
@LoveForReall עם כמה שזה מוזר, כדאי לשתף לפעמים את המנהלת בדברים אישיים, שהיא תוכל להתחשב יותר אם צריך ותדע מה עובר עלייך, זה גם גורם לה להסתכל עלייך אחרת ולהבין שאת רואה בה מישהי שאפשר לסמוך עליה
@tallouria סעיף 1 קיים מזמן, יש לפטופ לכל מורה, בית ספר מחוייב לספק לנו.
יכולה לומר שאני קיבלתי מבית ספר לפטופ ועבדתי איתו עד שהוא שבק חיים והחליפו לי ללפטופ חדש.
בחיים לא קניתי מחשב בשביל בית ספר