Two Star Witnesses Against Biden Found Floating In River Ukraine - Fact Or Bluff?
Striking headlines about two star witnesses against Biden found floating in river Ukraine have spread all over the internet.
Are you aware of this? If so, do you think it is true or not?
Now, let's find out the real answer in this article.
President Joe Biden, Jr., is the current 46th President of the United States and the 47th Vice President of the United States in President Barack Obama's Democratic administration.
Before being elected as the 47th Vice President of the United States, Biden served in the United States Senate for the state of Delaware for a total of 36 years.
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In his role as President, Joe Biden will work to revitalize American communities and revive the nation's once-proud leadership position.
The Incident Report
Information in the report says that Trump's personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, went to Ukraine and found two witnesses.
These witnesses were eager to supply evidence against Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden. The report said:
“„No matter how much the Democrats deny it, it’s clear that Joe Biden and his son, Hunter, were involved in a quid pro quo corruption scheme involving themselves, the White House, the Ukrainian government, and several Ukrainian energy companies that resulted in a sweet aid deal to Ukraine and a fabulous, do-nothing job for Hunter.
Rudy Giuliani recently went across the Atlantic with the Uke City Police Department to look into corruption, and he told the press about what they were able to do.
The details are vague, but it was clear that Giuliani had found two people who could testify about the illegal deal, and that both of them were willing to do so.
People said that they were the last pieces of the puzzle that would put the Bidens behind bars.
The circulated report continued:
“„Late last night, Ukrainian authorities discovered two half-eaten bodies in the piranha infested waters of the River Ukraine. Today they had been positively identified through dental records as Wladimir Klitschko and Joseph Conrad – Giuliani’s two star witnesses – and were officially ruled dead by suicide.
Is The Incident Report Hoax?
Is the widely circulated incident a hoax?
The answer is yes.
The article contains entirely fictitious information.
A brief scan of the article with a bit of skepticism will quickly uncover a number of falsehoods.
The "River Ukraine," for example, does not exist, and the two main witnesses appear to have names that are similar to those of a well-known author named Joseph Conrad and a well-known Ukrainian boxer named Wladimir Klitschko.
Also, the picture used to illustrate the post was taken in August 2009 and shows two police officers pulling a body out of the Hudson River.
As a matter of fact, the New York City Police Department's scuba unit recovered a victim's body from the Hudson River following a collision between a tourist helicopter and a small plane flying to Ocean City, New Jersey.
The midair collision killed nine people.
Think of it this way: TatersGonnaTate.com, where the original article was posted, is a site that often posts fake news and calls it "satire."
The following disclaimer can be found on the "About Us" page:
Tatersgonnatate.com is a subsidiary of the “America’s Last Line of Defense” network of parody, satire, and tomfoolery, or as Snopes called it before they lost their war on satire: Junk News.
Previous fake articles published on the same website asserted, among other things, that Donald Trump had agreed to pay for a July 4th parade out of his own wallet.
They said that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of the United States Congress had asserted that the military is paid excessive amounts of money.
TatersGonnaTate Website
Notice what the Reddit user proves that the circulated news are fake news.
One Reddit user posted in a comment section:
“„Omg, its fake . You want to say Klitschko is dead, and his body were found in river? And I think piranhas dont live in Ukraine.
Another commenter was mad while saying:
“„In River Ukraine? Piranhas are only in South America (unless a pet) and could not survive in their weather. This article is total satire. Please delete.
Another comment posted by JolietJake1976 where he shared information about the hoax website Tatersgonnatate:
“„Taters are the conservative fans of America’s Last Line of Defense. They are fragile, frightened, mostly older caucasian Americans. They believe nearly anything. While we go out of our way to educate them that not everything they agree with is true, they are still old, typically ignorant, and again — very afraid of everything.
He added:
“„Our mission is to do our best to show them the light, through shame if necessary, and to have a good time doing it, because…old and afraid or not, these people are responsible for the patriarchy we’re railing so hard against. They don’t understand logic and they couldn’t care less about reason. Facts are irrelevant. But, they do understand shame.
Joe Biden Age
Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. is 79 years old today.
Joe Biden Net Worth
Forbes says that Joe Biden has a net worth of $9 million.
Together, Joe Biden and his wife, Jill, own two homes in Delaware worth a total of $4 million.
They also have cash and investments worth another $4 million and a federal pension worth more than $1 million.
Biden has had a steady income as a politician, but most of his money has come from book deals and fees for speaking.
In 1979, when Biden first joined the Senate, he made $42,500 a year.
In 2009, when he quit the Senate, he was making $169,300 a year.
As vice president, his salary went up to $230,700. As president, it will go up to $400,000.
Where Is Joe Biden Now
Joe Biden is currently the President of the United States Of America.
Combatting Hoax Or Fake News
In the age of fake news, everyone can be influenced and manipulated.
People in your immediate social network who you talk to often, like friends, family, and coworkers, can often be completely mistaken.
Most fake news on the Internet looks like real news, so learning how real online news sources work will help you understand how fake news is different.
Examine the domain name. Professional domain names that match the name of the organization are usually used by legitimate news sources.
Look for an About Us, Contact Us, or other information page. Although the names may vary, all legitimate news sites have pages like this.
Observe the website design. Poor web design includes sites with too many colors or fonts, not enough white space, and a lot of animated GIFs.
A proper website is a sign of credibility, and legitimate news sources will prioritize having one.
Check to see who owns the domain. If you want to find out who owns a website, use Google.
A search for CBC.ca, for example, will reveal that it is owned by the Canadian Broadcasting Company.
Research about the pictures. If an image in a news story looks strange, you can use Google's reverse image search to find out if it has been used elsewhere before.
For more information, watch this video below to learn the five ways to spot fake news.
5 Ways To Spot Fake News
People Also Ask
When Were The Dead Two Witnesses Published Online?
On December 16, 2019, the website Taters Gonna Tate posted an article saying that two witnesses with dirt on 2020 US presidential candidate Joe Biden had been found dead in a river in Ukraine.
What Other Fake Reports Are Published By The TatersGonnaTate Website?
Previous fake articles published on the same website asserted, among other things, that Donald Trump had agreed to pay for a July 4th parade out of his own wallet.
They said that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of the United States Congress had asserted that the military is paid excessive amounts of money.
Who Were The Two Witnesses Who Were Discovered Dead In The Ukraine River?
According to fake news that was spread online, the Ukrainian authorities found two bodies that had been partially eaten by piranhas in the river Ukraine.
They were Wladimir Klitschko and Joseph Conrad, two of Giuliani's most important witnesses.
Conclusion
Basically, if it's published by a website with a headline like "Taters Gonna Tate," then the likelihood is high that it is not going to be a legitimate piece of news.
About The Authors
Jaya Mckeown - Jaya moved to Boston from New York to pursue a master's degree in corporate communications at Emerson College. This experience, combined with her undergraduate degree in psychology and teaching, has equipped her with valuable skills that she employs on a daily basis in real estate negotiations, homebuyer and seller education, and successful promotion of the team's listings. Jaya's clients often characterize her as meticulous, proactive, and enjoyable to be around.
