Videos Tagged with fake

War-wounded military veterans peddling cheap patriotic merch are actually AI fakes out of China

Mon 28 Sep 2026 14:38:51 +0200

War-wounded UK military veterans hawking supposedly “handmade” patriotic items in emotional social media videos are nothing but AI-generated phonies selling cheap junk from China, according to a new report. Some shameless hucksters used artificial intelligence to make videos that show disabled and disfigured vets, claiming to have suffered injuries like a lost eye and nose in battle — while they ask for support from sympathetic buyers, the British Broadcasting Corporation reported. “They’re despicable,” Army veteran Raymond Gilbert told the outlet after he was tricked into paying $200 on what he thought was a wooden flag figure made by a disabled fellow military serviceman. But what arrived, he said, was a package with Chinese writing on the envelope, and inside, a printed image of a flag simply glued onto a piece of plywood. “Using our disabled Army veterans is abhorrent — preying on our heartstrings to help these people out — is a despicable thing to do,” Gilbert, who served as a quality manager for the British Army in Afghanistan, added. Gilbert, like others who were duped by the AI, found the videos of the advertisements on TikTok, according to the outlet. The AI-videos depicted the veterans with sad captions about society turning their back on them after going to war. “I will NEVER buy a wooden flag from a person that looks like you,” one post depicting a fake vet claimed he was told before advertising the cheap products. Similar videos are found all over Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, with sellers advertising bags, cutting boards and door wreaths. Will Guyatt, a technology expert, told the outlet that these videos are made in just minutes, and can be told to deliberately make it overly emotional with one prompt. Currently, consumers are stuck relying on e-commerce platforms and social media sites to proactively take down the fake ads, but once it’s taken down, the gutless culprits will oftentimes just create a new account and repost the AI advertisements. “In many respects, we’re fighting a bit of a losing battle,” Daniel Fletcher, a British attorney, said about the AI-slop takeover.

Everything is fake

Tue 08 Sep 2026 16:06:03 +0200

we are living in a MASTER manipulation.

Wow that looks so good. Homemade in a Bakery, nothing is real anymore

Sat 25 Jul 2026 11:31:03 +0200

American enters a bakery and looks at the available cakes, they all look pretty good

But then she looks behind the counter towards the back of the store…

Right on the back counter are the boxes for the cakes being sold. They are all just standard supermarket cakes

She’s upset because she assumed it would be homemade but of course, it’s just repackaged grocery store cakes

We are seeing this so much more in America and it needs to stop. Unfortunately it’s legal as long as they don’t represent the cakes as being “made from scratch” or like phrasing

"White People Commit More Sexual Assault on Children"...... Here's the "White" People.

Mon 20 Jul 2026 07:26:20 +0200

"Whites" are the most wanted in Texas too.. Lol

Fox News just cut one of their reporters off as they seemed to indicate the ........

Sun 26 Apr 2026 06:34:04 +0200

HOLY SH*T: Fox News just cut one of their reporters off as they seemed to indicate the shooting was a pre-planned false flag.

EXPOSED: The "SLAM DUNK" Text Messages Might Be Completely FAKE

Tue 21 Apr 2026 11:48:06 +0200

EXPOSED: The "SLAM DUNK" Text Messages Might Be Completely FAKE—Defense BLOCKED from Accessing Tyler Robinson's Phone! The State's entire case against Tyler Robinson is built on a series of leaked text messages that read like a bad Jane Austen novel. We were told these messages were the ultimate "slam dunk" confession. But Candace Owens just exposed a massive, glaring problem on her podcast tonight: The defense hasn't even been allowed to look at Tyler's actual cell phone. Let that sink in. The prosecution is planning to drop 35 exhibits at the upcoming probable cause hearing—undoubtedly including these infamous text messages to his roommate/witness. Yet, Tyler’s own defense attorney, Kathy Nestor, just admitted on the record that they cannot verify a single one of them because the State is withholding the physical device. Why does this matter?Because screenshots mean absolutely nothing in 2026. Without forensic access to the device, the defense cannot prove: If the messages were actually sent from that phone. If the roommate had both phones and was just texting himself to create a paper trail. If the Feds completely fabricated the digital screenshots out of thin air. Remember, these messages were originally leaked to the media as "Discord chats" before the narrative magically changed to "text messages." If the State had actual, verified, forensic proof that Tyler sent those messages, they would have handed the phone over months ago. Instead, they are hiding the data and asking the judge to just blindly trust their 35 printed-out pictures. This isn't an investigation. It's a highly produced theatrical performance, and they are terrified of letting the defense look behind the curtain.

Gross. Fake. Like her appearance.

Fri 10 Apr 2026 21:55:04 +0200

There is a new Al Capone in town

Wed 14 Jan 2026 19:37:01 +0200

Be aware!