Nemos News Network is rated Extreme right with Low factual reporting by Media Bias Fact Check.
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- Overall, we rate Nemos News Network Extreme Right biased and Questionable based on promotion of QAnon-related conspiracies, stolen-election claims, anti-vaccine misinformation, deep-state narratives, and far-right propaganda. We rate it Low for factual reporting due to poor sourcing, reliance on questionable outlets, misleading use of VAERS data, repeated conspiracy promotion, and pseudoscience-adjacent sponsorships.
Detailed Report
Questionable Reasoning: Propaganda, Poor Sourcing, Conspiracy, Pseudoscience
Bias Rating: EXTREME RIGHT (9.3)
Factual Reporting: LOW (8.5)
Country: USA
MBFC’s Country Freedom Rating: MOSTLY FREE
Media Type: Website
Traffic/Popularity: Minimal Traffic
MBFC Credibility Rating: LOW CREDIBILITY
History
Nemos News Network is a far-right political commentary and conspiracy website associated with Dustin Nemos. The site describes itself as providing news and political commentary “free from spin, disinformation, and fake news,” while also stating that it does not pretend to be unbiased. Its We Believe page references “The Great Awakening,” a phrase closely associated with QAnon and related conspiracy movements.
The site also directs readers to alternative platforms through its Nemos News Network Finder, including Telegram, Truth Social, BitChute, Rumble, Brighteon, Gab, GETTR, Frank Speech, Pilled, and other platforms popular among right-wing, anti-establishment, and conspiracy communities. The page states that Nemos News Network’s YouTube channels were suspended.
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Funded by / Ownership
Nemos News Network appears to be operated by Dustin Nemos and Nemos News Network, Inc. Revenue is generated through donations, sponsorships, affiliate-style promotions, merchandise or related ventures, and sales through affiliated sites. Its Sponsors page lists donations through Donorbox and Cornerstone, mailed checks to Nemos News Network, Inc. in Deland, Florida, and sponsors such as RedPill Living, BitChute, and ButcherBox.
The site also promotes affiliated projects such as RedPillLiving.com, TheGreatAwakeningCoffee.com, TheSerapeum.com, Uncensored.Church, and DustinNemos.com. Some promoted products use conspiratorial or pseudoscience-adjacent marketing language such as “Detox the Deep State.”
Analysis / Bias
Nemos News Network is rated Extreme Right due to its strong alignment with far-right politics, Donald Trump support, anti-communist rhetoric, anti-mainstream-media framing, QAnon-adjacent narratives, anti-vaccine claims, and deep-state conspiracy themes. The site frequently republishes or promotes content from questionable sources, including ZeroHedge, The Epoch Times, Brownstone Institute, and other outlets known for conspiracy, pseudoscience, or misleading health and political claims.
The site also amplifies the false claim that the 2020 election was stolen from Donald Trump, as shown by its search results for stolen election. This claim has been repeatedly debunked by courts, election officials, audits, and fact-checkers.
Nemos News Network also promotes QAnon-related narratives. In a post titled Over the Target – BullSchiff Attacks on Q, the site defends the Q movement and frames mainstream criticism of QAnon as part of a coordinated “fake news” attack. The article describes QAnon supporters as part of a “legitimate anti-corruption citizen journalist Great Awakening” and repeats conspiratorial claims about elite pedophilia, “Pizzagate/Pedogate,” satanic cults, blackmail operations, and media suppression. The uploaded text also includes claims that critics use “easily debunked lies and smears” against QAnon and portrays QAnon as an “Information Warfare” movement rather than a conspiracy theory.
In Inside The FDA’s “Cover-Up” Of Child Deaths Linked To Covid Vaccines, Nemos News republishes a Brownstone Institute article alleging an FDA cover-up of child deaths linked to Covid vaccines. The article relies heavily on anonymous sources, VAERS reports, internal disputes, and claims of suppressed vaccine-risk data. VAERS is a passive early-warning reporting system that accepts unverified reports and cannot by itself prove that a vaccine caused an adverse event. Treating VAERS reports as evidence of confirmed causality is misleading and a common tactic in anti-vaccine misinformation.
In Why Trump Is Right To Warn Americans About Communism, the site republishes an Epoch Times/ZeroHedge article defending Trump’s anti-communist rhetoric. The article uses broad ideological alarmism, conflates modern progressive/social-democratic ideas with communism and Marxism, and presents Trump as one of the few Western leaders willing to confront communist influence. This reflects strong right-wing propaganda framing rather than balanced political analysis.
Overall, Nemos News Network is a far-right conspiracy and pseudoscience website. It heavily promotes anti-mainstream-media narratives, QAnon/Great Awakening themes, stolen-election claims, anti-vaccine alarmism, and deep-state conspiracies. Its content is often republished from questionable sources and frequently relies on speculation, anonymous claims, loaded language, and ideological framing.
Failed Fact Checks
- Promotes the false claim that the 2020 presidential election was stolen from Donald Trump.
- Promotes QAnon-related conspiracy narratives, including “Great Awakening,” “Pedogate/Pizzagate,” elite blackmail rings, and satanic-cult claims.
- Publishes misleading anti-vaccine narratives that rely on VAERS reports as if they establish causation.
Overall, we rate Nemos News Network Extreme Right biased and Questionable based on promotion of QAnon-related conspiracies, stolen-election claims, anti-vaccine misinformation, deep-state narratives, and far-right propaganda. We rate it Low for factual reporting due to poor sourcing, reliance on questionable outlets, misleading use of VAERS data, repeated conspiracy promotion, and pseudoscience-adjacent sponsorships. (D. Van Zandt 07/12/2026)
Source: https://nemosnewsnetwork.com/
Last Updated on July 12, 2026 by Media Bias Fact Check
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