The shot of Tony Blair captures him moments before his acceptance speech in 1997, and the video of the event is still available on C-Span: (Source: Google screenshot taken on Mon May 1 16:05:38 2023 UTC) The 2018 YouTube description says that the film was produced by the entity called "Amenstop Productions," not CNN.Ī Google search across the CNN website produces no relevant results: (Sources (counter-clock): BitChute screenshot taken on Mon May 1 15:39:44 2023 UTC TikTok screenshot taken on Mon May 1 14:27:11 2023 UTC BitChute screenshot taken on Mon May 1 15:40:05 2023 UTC TikTok screenshot taken on Mon May 1 15:45:58 2023 UTC BitChute screenshot taken on Mon May 1 15:40:22 2023 UTC TikTok screenshot taken on Mon May 1 15:46:12 2023 UTC composite image by Lead Stories) The composite image below demonstrates that the clip on TikTok uses the same shots in the same order: The segment published on TikTok begins at the 45:06 mark (the 45:09 mark on YouTube, respectively.) The clip on TikTok created a false impression that CNN once promoted this conspiracy, but that is not the case.Ī reverse image search shows that the footage in question is a fragment of the 2007 film titled "Ring of Power: Empire of the City," reshared on YouTube in 2018 and on Bitchute in 2022.
The voice-over refers to a baseless conspiracy theory about three cities purportedly controlling the world's economy, military and spirituality. That city state is called the District of Columbia. A third city state was officially created in 1984. As the video starts to play, the CNN logo disappears, and the audiences hears a female narrator: The shot in question shows Tony Blair, a British politician who served as that country's prime minister between 19. In the clip, a man points out at the CNN logo in the footage that appears above him and says: (Source: TikTok screenshot taken on Mon May 1 14:27:11 2023 UTC) This is what the post looked like on TikTok at the time of writing:
#greenscreen #fleckscobert #fypシ #trump #trump2020 #fyp #draintheswamp The claim appeared in a clip published on TikTok on April 28, 2023. He has always hoped to buy himself a Kenworth T680 with a studio sleeper and a 13 speed transmission.Did CNN produce or air a documentary popularizing a baseless conspiracy theory about three cities controlling the world? No, that's not true: A video clip on social media recycled a fragment from a film that, in turn, reused 1997 footage from CNN that included the network's logo. He is not paid the most or the least in the industry but he trudges along year after year…. Cliff spends almost all of his time on the highway driving freight from one place to the next in a corporately owned truck. I am asking everyone that can hear me to please listen to his story, learn about this man, and join me in sending him a very special gift. "I started this gofundme because if anybody deserves a helping hand in achieving their goals it is Cliff," the page reads.
Currently sitting at approximately $73,500, the page is raising money "because if anybody deserves a helping hand in achieving their goals it is Cliff." The funds will go towards replacing Spencer's truck, which "now has over a half a million miles on it and is a basic style Freightliner Cascadia that needs to be replaced." Following his release, Spencer now works as an interstate truck driver, which is how he and the page's creator met. The GoFundMe, titled "Wrongfully convicted," was created by one of Spencer's friend, whom he met following his release from prison.
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