Fact Checking For Dummies
James Quillian, Economist, Political Analyst, Natural Law

Fact checkers are needed in order to make sure the tender ears of readers do not hear anything that is not true, right? Where did this practice come from, when never before in history has any corporation worried that the public must not hear lies? Then in a world where any and all people are inundated with suggestions from advertising and political speech from waking up until bedtime, I clipped this headline from a news story.
Internal documents obtained by Reuters show Meta projected $16 billion — about 10% of revenue — from scam ads last year.
If that is the case, and it is users’ welfare that matters, why hasn’t Facebook ever fact checked the veracity of the ads they run or words out of the mouths of politicians they support?’ Is there any reason Mark Zuckerberg doesn’t have fact checkers verify every word that comes out of his own mouth, just in case he has a mishap and tells a lie?……. by accident, of course…..