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@elonmusk The rampant spread of disinformation is deeply troubling. I cherish living in a nation where free speech is a fundamental right, but like defamation, slander, and libel, disinformation must have legal limits—especially when it harms individuals, minorities, or the public.
@Eyalo365 Making fun of people is never cool especially people who’ve been suffering under repression utter devastation & genocide. Just because this dude’s handpicked videos appear to show happy people in good circumstances doesn’t change the evil Israel has done to the Gazan population.
@atensnut The tweet is presented as if it’s breaking news (“🚨 MASS ARRESTS”), but the DOJ announcement it’s referring to was made in June 2025, roughly a year ago. The post itself doesn’t mention the date, so many readers naturally assume it’s something that just happened.
@Lacey4Trump24@thegabriel72@RepMaxineWaters This is a fabricated quote that’s been thoroughly disproven.
It’s political rage-bait, not a real statement by Maxine Waters. Shame on you for spreading lies!
@TroyWillia6312@thegabriel72 Interesting how supporters of the most authoritarian/corrupt elitist & racist administration in US history, wanna try coming after democrats. The world is seeing those same horrors of communism now! They should look themselves in the mirror. Its tragic what their party is doing!
@Juliedonuts These claims have not been corroborated by trustworthy sources.
So… is this “real”?
The people in the screenshots really posted those tweets and links — sure.
But the underlying claim (that Italy + Obama rigged the 2020 election) is not factual and has no verified evidence.
@Juliedonuts There’s no credible reporting from major outlets (AP, Reuters, NYT, BBC, etc.) confirming:
•An “ItalyGate” scandal with proven evidence,
•That Matteo Renzi or Obama orchestrated election fraud,
•That Congress received anything like a verifiable affidavit proving this.
@Juliedonuts push emotional engagement (all-caps, emojis)
✔ point to obscure media (Rumble, Telegram, unverified audio)
That’s a classic pattern seen in misinformation campaigns aiming to get shares and reactions — not to inform people.
🛑 No reputable confirmation
@Juliedonuts In short, the “Italy stole the election” claim is a debunked conspiracy theory, not a documented fact.
🧪 How these things typic ally spread
These theories often:
✔ combine real names (Obama, Italy, defense firms)
✔ add dramatic language (“sworn affidavit,” “must hear”)
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@Juliedonuts •No credible evidence that satellites (from Leonardo or anyone else) were used to manipulate votes.
•No official or credible investigation that backs these claims.
•The idea is widely circulated in fringe social media circles, not in mainstream verified reporting.
@Juliedonuts 🧠 What’s the truth
Independent fact-checking and multiple credible news organizations have found no factual basis for this story. There is:
•No verified affidavit presented to Congress that proves any such scheme.
@Juliedonuts •A defense contractor (Leonardo Aerospace),
•And an alleged affidavit from an Italian employee
somehow worked together to rig the U.S. 2020 presidential election using satellites or hacking.
That’s the gist of what the posts are trying to promote.
@Juliedonuts Here’s the real breakdown:
📌 What the posts are showing
People in those screenshots are referencing something called “ItalyGate” — a claim that:
•Former Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi,
•Barack Obama (former U.S. president),
@Juliedonuts Short answer: No — the claim in those screenshots about “ItalyGate” proving the 2020 U.S. election was stolen isn’t real and isn’t backed by credible evidence. It’s part of a conspiracy theory that’s been repeatedly debunked by experts, journalists, and fact-checkers.