Fake News ποΈ
Fake News ποΈ
π§πΈπ₯ FAKE NEWS ALERT: WHO REALLY SPREAD DIS? π₯π§πΈ
Boy look here, one fake news page gone viral talkin bout “Iranians and Russians get catch tryna sneak into the U.S. from the Bahamas” π³π¨
Dey even use one flashy pic of a U.S. Congresswoman and throw in a U.S. Coast Guard ship for good measure π€ like da Bahamas turn some kinda international smuggling hub overnight.
BUT GUESS WHAT??
π₯ ITβS A LIE. π₯
π We do deep search from top to bottom and ain’t no real news outlet sayin dis.
π No U.S. Coast Guard report.
π No Homeland Security alert.
π Not even da Bahamian government mention it.
Dis headline come straight from a controversial Facebook page called The Hodgetwins dey known for posting up wild political stories to stir up people emotions and gain likes, shares, and drama.
π« No evidence.
π« No location confirmation.
π« Just pure clout chasing.
π§πΈ The Bahamas already get enough stress tryin to clean up illegal migration and defend our borders, we donβt need no one fabricating lies to make us look like some criminal gateway.
Bahamians, donβt fall for every headline that look spicy. Check ya sources before ya spread da sauce π§
This was NOT a real story just another case of social media tryin to go viral off da name of our country βπ½
#BahamaDrama
#FakeNewsWatch
#TheBahamasIsNotAGateway
#CheckYaSources
#ProtectOurName
#CloutChasersGetExpose


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