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CONSPIRACY-PSEUDOSCIENCE

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History

London Real was established in 2011 by Brian Rose. Initially intended to offer diverse perspectives through interviews, the platform has increasingly become known for hosting guests who promote controversial and often debunked theories, such as General Michael Flynn, David Icke, and Dr. Robert Malone.  

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Funded by / Ownership

Brian Rose owns London Real. The platform’s revenue streams include memberships, a merchandise store, and various online courses aimed at personal and professional development.

Analysis / Bias 

In recent years, London Real has demonstrated a significant tilt towards extreme right-wing viewpoints. It is characterized by its critique of mainstream narratives and hosting content that resonates with right-leaning ideologies and conspiracy theories. For instance, the podcast “Lizard People & The Illuminati,” featuring David Icke, discusses global control by secret societies. Moreover, in 2020, London Real aired an interview with David Icke, where he presented conspiracy theories about the coronavirus, leading to an urgent investigation by Ofcom due to concerns over misinformation.

Additionally, a podcast named “America Is Broken: Here’s How We Fix It” featured Grant Cardone, who suggested that financial crises and wars are opportunities and stated, “I believe Donald Trump will stop both wars, both the war in Israel and the war in Ukraine, within 90 days of being elected,” reflecting the platform’s alignment with right-leaning political viewpoints.

Interviews with figures like General Michael Flynn, known for criticizing mainstream media and progressive policies, further indicate the platform’s ideological leanings. The podcast episode titled: “Manipulated & Misled – Why We Must Stand Up To Government, Big Tech & Mainstream Media Lies” featuring Dr. Robert Malone is a clear example of London Real challenging the established scientific consensus, particularly around COVID-19 vaccines. Dr. Malone, who is known for his anti-vaccine stance and promotion of misinformation related to the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines, uses this platform to disseminate contentious and debunked scientific claims. 

In general, the selection of topics and guests reflects a content pattern that often challenges established scientific consensus and mainstream political thought. London Real is positioned as a conspiracy and pseudoscience site that routinely publishes false and misleading claims, as evidenced by numerous failed fact checks.

Failed Fact Checks

• Hosted Plandemic 2. – False
• “Autism is nothing more than mercury toxicity“; vaccine ingredients are toxic. – Incorrect
• “Those 30-, 40-year mortgages” prove that banks know climate change “is not going to happen.” – False
• 5G at 60 GHz “stops the human body and blood absorbing oxygen”; this is what doctors are describing in COVID-19 cases. – Incorrect
• “55,000 years ago the world was 2 degrees warmer Celsius than it is today.” – False

Overall, we rate London Real as a right-biased conspiracy and pseudoscience platform based on the promotion of unproven and false claims regarding COVID-19, vaccines, and the government. (M. Huitsing 03/12/2024)

Source: londonreal.tv/

Last Updated on March 12, 2024 by Media Bias Fact Check

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