GLP, RED ALERT.. Seriously has anyone else received a printed Newspaper from Epoch Times

I used to pick it up for free in one of their numerous boxes on Capitol Hill.

If OP does not like it, he's likely a commie pinko red POS.

(December 21, 2019) Facebook says it removed fake accounts linked to a pro-Trump media outlet known to push conspiracy theories
Facebook is said to have removed more than 600 fake accounts
linked to a website known to have pushed conspiracy theories in support of President Donald Trump.
NBC News reported Friday that The Epoch Times spent millions of dollars to run ads through the network of fake accounts,
which apparently were created using artificial intelligence and were run by Vietnamese users pretending to be Americans.
[link to www.businessinsider.com (secure)]

(December 23, 2019) Pro-Trump news outlet used AI to create fake Facebook accounts pushing far-right stories, officials say (Epoch Times)
Facebook has removed hundreds of fake accounts created with artificial intelligence by a right-wing media company meant to promote its own content supportive of Donald Trump
and critical of the Chinese government, the company said. The campaign used artificially generated profile images and employed more than 600 Facebook accounts,
89 pages, 156 groups and 72 Instagram profiles, according to NBC News, all of which had been removed from the company’s social media platforms by Monday.
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(April 29, 2020) Some Canadians who received unsolicited copy of Epoch Times upset by claim that China was behind virus
People in Oakville, Etobicoke, Markham, and Toronto, Ont. all reported getting copies of a special edition of the Epoch Times,
as did residents in Vancouver, Kelowna, B.C., and Winnipeg. Some of them expressed concerns to CBC News over the content.
Complaints have also surfaced on social media. It's not clear whether or not all the special edition copies were delivered
by Canada Post. Lisa Armstrong in Kelowna found a copy in her rural mailbox. "That's when I got annoyed or suspicious.
It's like, why is this in my mailbox? You expect to see those kind of things online on social media," she said.
Cindy Gu, the publisher of the Epoch Times, declined to say how many copies of that issue were distributed.
In an email to CBC News, Gu said the publication had been delivering copies to "specific neighbourhoods."
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(April 30, 2020) Anger after Edinburgh residents receive 'dangerous' right-wing coronavirus fake news magazine
A bizarre right wing conspiracy magazine printed in the US and branded "dangerous propaganda" has been delivered to some Edinburgh residents,
and accuses the Chinese Communist Party of orchestrating a huge cover up. The Daily Record reports that people across the city received the glossy magazine
on Tuesday morning (29 April). In its issue dedicated to coronavirus, it claims the pandemic should be re-branded the “CCP virus” after the ruling Chinese Communist Party.
There is no explanation why the magazine was delivered to Edinburgh, but people in Oakville, Etobicoke, Markham, and Toronto in Canada also received a copy.
[link to www.edinburghlive.co.uk (secure)]

(May 6, 2020) Epoch Times conspiracy 'news' sent to Oxfordshire councillors
SOUTH Oxfordshire councillors have raised the alarm after they were apparently targeted by a Trump-backing,
Chinese conspiracy theory-peddling website spreading misinformation about the coronavirus.
The email, sent to members of South Oxfordshire District Council, is from what appears to be a personal Gmail account
belonging to someone called Nathan Song, but includes links to the website of the Epoch Times,
a news organisation run by dissidents from China, who in recent years have backed Donald Trump’s presidency
and promoted several prominent conspiracy theories. In the email, titled ‘Please support our review of China policy’,
councillors are invited to watch an hour-long documentary and read a digital version of Epoch Times' 60-page March/April edition.
[link to www.heraldseries.co.uk (secure)]

(May 13, 2020) Sheffield councillors targeted with coronavirus conspiracy theory and false information
Councillors in Sheffield raised the alarm after they were targeted by a Trump-supporting publication spreading misinformation about the coronavirus.
The Epoch Times is a New York-based newspaper which has reportedly given extensive funding and support to US President Donald Trump
and promoted conspiracy theories including Spygate and QAnon. So it came as a shock to elected members of Sheffield Council when it sent unsolicited emails
urging them to watch an hour-long film which puts blame on the Chinese Communist Party for the pandemic and calls it the ‘Wuhan virus’ and ‘CCP virus’.
[link to www.sheffieldtelegraph.co.uk (secure)]

(June 9, 2020) Hong Kong’s ‘pro-democracy’ movement allies with far-right US politicians that seek to crush Black Lives Matter
A leading Hong Kong “pro-democracy” figure, Jimmy Lai, has denounced nationwide protests in the United States against police brutality and systemic racism,
which were sparked by the police killing of an African-American man, George Floyd.
Hong Kong’s “pro-democracy” activists have gone so far as to derail the efforts
of an African-American woman who attempted to organize a Black Lives Matter demonstration in the city,
accusing her of being an agent of the police and Communist Party of China.
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Bet someone bought your slow self a gift subscription.

And the Falun Gong are not that stoopid Nevium. At most on par with the Mormons. At least they are trying.

Nope, the paper has a big red circle that reads: SAMPLE EDITION.


MY NAME AND ADDRESS IS MY CONCERN. How did they get it? I use a proxy name on every website I go to.

Nope, the paper has a big red circle that reads: SAMPLE EDITION.


MY NAME AND ADDRESS IS MY CONCERN. How did they get it? I use a proxy name on every website I go to.

Nope, the paper has a big red circle that reads: SAMPLE EDITION.


MY NAME AND ADDRESS IS MY CONCERN. How did they get it? I use a proxy name on every website I go to.

When you register to vote, all your info you give to the board of elections becomes searchable to the public.

Like buying a house makes you searchable.

Nope, the paper has a big red circle that reads: SAMPLE EDITION.


MY NAME AND ADDRESS IS MY CONCERN. How did they get it? I use a proxy name on every website I go to.

OP did not provide any info to this organization. The printed newspaper came addressed to my name at my address, you don't find this troubling?



Thread: Epoch Times

the reason i clicked this thread is becuae today was the first time EPOCH popped up in my youtube suggestions.

Why do you think rich people buy their houses through an LLC? It's so their personal financial data doesn't become searchable. Most of the houses purchased in super wealthy cities is bought via LLCs. Like Obama used an LLC to buy his houses. He avoids tax records in his name doing that too. Keeps him from being searchable.

If something is , OUT-OF-PLACE such as the paper coming to my home unsolicited , then it is time to stop and investigate.

Just saying. Something fishy about this and perhaps a National Security threat as I said earlier.

I have no problem whatsoever with the Epoch Times. I know the Chinese Communists consider them an enemy on par with the Washington Times when it was funded by the Unification Church.

Communist China is a piece of shit and thousands of Chinese are murdered each year to buy dumbass more time. But time is rapidly running out.

So there. I like the Falun Gong. I like the Hare Krishnas. I like the Jesus Freaks. I like the Eastern Orthodox. I like everything except godless commies and satan money grubbers and fake royalty.

I know that in Florida and many other states you can download mailing lists of every registered voter by party down to the individual street level. ALL PUBLIC INFO. Name. Address. DOB. Occupation. Who else lives there. The phone numbers they all use. Everything is all out there now.

Post office database penetration?

Have u bought a book of stamps lately?

Epoch Times is owned and operated by the Chinese Falun Gong religion cult.



I received a printed newspaper from Epcoh Times out of the blue. As far as I know I have never been to their website, so how do they know my name and address?

Sept. 23-29, 2020, National Edition.

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The Epoch Times is an international multi-language newspaper and media company affiliated with the Falun Gong new religious movement, based in the United States. The newspaper is part of the Epoch Media Group, which also operates New Tang Dynasty Television.
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Has anyone else received one of these at their home address , addressed to your name unsolicited?

This is rather creepy and may pose a National THREAT

When you register to vote, all your info you give to the board of elections becomes searchable to the public.

Like buying a house makes you searchable.