Saturday, January 19, 2013
Manti Te'o Responds to Hoax in an ESPN Interview
Monday, October 25, 2010
Oh No! Teen Suicide maybe a Hoax!
This is disturbing.
Here's some interesting news from LGBTQ Nation
On Thursday we ran a story about the suicide death of a 17-year-old gay teen, Terrel Williams. Since the story ran, we discovered discrepancies among the facts provided by sources, which now leads us to question the credibility of the facts in this story.
What we have been able to ascertain is that the photo that ran with the story was not Terrel Williams — it was a photo of Donny Lumpkins, an individual who is alive and unrelated to this story.
The photo, purported to be of Terrel Williams was captured from two sources: Terrel’s Twitter page (which was eventually re-titled “MemoryOfTerrel,”) and an earlier tip on this story posted Oct. 13 at Change.org.)
Update, 10/23/2010: Additional findings over the past 24 hours have led us to conclude that this story is a hoax — the result of internet pranksters with nothing better to do than to fabricate stories about such a serious issue as teen suicides. We won’t comment on this story further so as not to dignify it with any additional attention. We were duped — we apologize to our readers, and to Mr. Lumpkins.
We hope this hoax will not detract from the real issue that suicide among LGBT youth has grown to epidemic proportions. The GLSEN reports that nearly 9 out of 10 LGBT youths experience harassment in school.
They have more info about this. I will keep y'all updated as more stuff comes in.
Thursday, July 8, 2010
The Uganda Beheading was a hoax

WTF??
This whole beheading story was a hoax?
Here's some info from Box Turtle Bulletin:
Jim will continue to update as he gets more info, but I'm just shocked about this!The story seemed solid. I first saw it on the Episcopal pro-LGBT site for Changing Attitudes , in a post written by the Rev. Colin Coward, who is the founder and director of the U.K.-based organization. I also found two Uganda media reports that confirmed that a headless body and a body-less head were found on and near a farm owned by the Uganda Electoral Commission chairman Badru Kiggundu. With three separate sources, that seemed like confirmation enough for me to go forward with yesterday’s story about a Ugandan LGBT Advocate found beheaded.
We Americans (and Westerners in general) can be a myopic bunch. Our ignorance about the rest of the world renders us naïve as a people, and vulnerable to scams and hoaxes. Nigerian scam artists figured this out more than a decade ago. And that is what this story appears to be, another scam.
Here is what we do know: a young man was brutally murdered, that he was mutilated and his head was cut off and dumped into a latrine. That much is true. But we have now confirmed that the young man had no connections with Integrity Uganda. Furthermore, the story about the missing Rev. Henry Kayizzi Nsubuga’s disappearance following a pro-LGBT sermon also appears increasingly unlikely. Yes, the man is reported to be missing, but so far the only sources indicating that he gave a pro-LGBT sermon are from Rev. Coward himself and the virulently anti-gay Anglican web site Virtue Online. In short, there is almost nothing about the article published by Rev. Coward that appears credible. And the more I dig into this story, the greater the likelihood it appears to me that the story may have been planted by an anti-gay activist who has defrauded to LGBT community in the past.
I have tried to contact Rev. Coward for comment and to ask him where he got his story, but so far he hasn’t returned my email.
Thank you, Jim for getting to the bottom of this.
Friday, August 28, 2009
Friday, February 20, 2009
Formula for a Hoax

This is Moo-donna's plan to be relevant again...
Because she is adding another leg to her tour, she needs to draw attention. So to move on from the divorce and the failed CD, Hard Splenda, she hires Jesus to be eye candy.
And it works, because the gays are lusting after him, meaning she will consistently in the Gay world for another year.
This mess also helps Jesus to get noticed too and he will be in every fashion mag and runway.
Thus the deal is sealed.
The perfect Hoax
Monday, November 10, 2008
This is NOT real! Megan Fox will NOT be Wonder Woman!!

If any of you saw this ad, please be still; this is a HOAX. Megan Fox will NOT destroy the image of Diana. This is a lie.
Shame on you, Wonder-Who.com for scaring the f**k out of me. They posted a fake ad about the Wonder Woman movie.
Many folks believed this, including major news outlets. But finally WB pulled the rug from under this master lie.
However, it's still a mystery about who's responsible for this mess. I guess it could be Fox's agents or devoted fan just hoping to see Diana in something soon.
Source
The Stuff
- Wonder Man
- Viktor is a small town southern boy living in Los Angeles. You can find him on Twitter, writing about pop culture, politics, and comics. He’s the creator of the graphic novel StrangeLore and currently getting back into screenwriting.

