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Missing Context: There is no evidence that the Covid-19 vaccines saved a single life. Many posts on Facebook claim : "There is no evidence that the shots saved a single life… Yet plenty of evidence they ended many!!!" Some posts include captions or comments that link the claim directly to the Covid-19 vaccines. We have also frequently seen the term "shot" being us (Source: Full Fact)

False: Nanotechnology in vaccines, when hit with a 5G signal, will cause muscle spasms and death. Please note that some of the links in this article are to video clips that are potentially distressing. A Facebook video shows footage of people collapsing with a voiceover implying these are deaths caused by Covid-19 vaccines and 5G. The narrator says "I believe that the nanotec (Source: Full Fact)

Pants-Fire: "F.ight BREAKS as C.omer SHUTS UP Biden's lawyer with B0MBSHELL." A Facebook video did not show a fight break out during a congressional hearing. The video is a clip from a Feb. 8 U.S. House Oversight and Accountability committee hearing, where former Twitter executives testified about their roles in limiting tweets about a New York Post story on Hunter Biden’s laptop. (Source: PolitiFact)

True: Disney+ greenlit a TV show about a teenage girl who gets pregnant after a one-night stand with the devil. About this rating In April 2023, claims began to spread that Disney+ had greenlit a show about a girl who becomes pregnant after having a one-night stand with the devil. The first social media post we found about the claim was posted to the Facebook page Donald Trump For Presiden (Source: Snopes)