Archive - Online Posts

A YouTube video falsely claimed that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. had removed Rep. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo from her post.

Netizens claim to have predicted a super typhoon to hit the Philippines by Nov. 20. This has no basis.

A Facebook video falsely claimed that TV show host Willie Revillame lectured Sen. Robin Padilla.

A YouTube video claiming that China has launched a rocket that will potentially hit the Philippines needs context.

Netizens recirculated a bogus warning that discourages the public from eating fish supposedly infected with HIV.

A “news report” that claims Dr. Willie Ong was beaten up at a live TV show is fake. This is a modus operandi to sell a product.

Videos of Russian soldiers and weapons were misappropriated as footage of the Israel-Hamas war.

A video online claims to show Saudi Arabia’s armed forces getting ready to support Israel amid its conflict with Hamas. This is false.

Three YouTube videos falsely claimed that the Czech Republic will come to the Philippines’ defense amid rising tensions with China.

Two YouTube videos are falsely claiming that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has kicked out Speaker Martin Romualdez from his post.

Filipino netizens uploaded on Facebook and TikTok a compilation video of wildfires in Argentina falsely claiming that they were scenes from the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.

A video claimed without evidence that the Philippines fired warning shots against Chinese naval ships approaching Subic.

A Facebook user uploaded a reel supposedly of an Iranian aircraft targeting Israel amid the escalating Israel-Hamas conflict. The video is false and shows jets in an air show rehearsal.

A YouTube video claimed that the United States (U.S.) had declared war on Palestine, following the ongoing armed conflict between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas. This is not true.

A video falsely claims that the biggest drug operation and anti-rice smuggling operations only happened during the Marcos administration.

Videos circulating online claim that the government ordered the reclamation of the land occupied by the Socorro Brigade Services Inc. (SBSI) in Surigao del Norte and the deployment of troops in the area. This is misleading.

It is not true that the militant group Hamas, which rules Gaza, has surrendered to Israel.

A misleading video on Facebook is showing clips of the 2020 catastrophic explosion in Beirut, Lebanon, not the Israel-Hamas conflict.