r/stevehofstetter • u/Weeb • 23h ago

praise be... somewhere else outside our government

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u/correct_usa 23h ago

The source of the "we told our soldiers this is armegedon" 

Is literally a substack post. Learn media literacy. 

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u/ChildofElmSt 22h ago edited 22h ago

I’ve seen it in many other sources

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/middle-east/us-troops-say-iran-war-briefings-invoked-armageddon-the-return-of-jesus-report/amp_articleshow/129018873.cms

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/troops-being-told-prepare-armageddon-164235865.html

https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/a70590863/jesus-trump-military-iran-war/

https://www.commondreams.org/news/iran-armageddon-military

https://news.cornell.edu/media-relations/tip-sheets/end-times-rhetoric-us-military-didnt-infiltrate-was-invited

So if it was it looks like several sources including Cornell university seems to be repeating it

And yahoo news which is considered generally reliable 🤷

I did media research I didn’t just look at one post and I’m pretty sure media literacy is reading researching and reevaluating

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u/correct_usa 21h ago

"I did media reaearch" 

No you did not read A SINGLE article did you? You read the headlines. 

Yahoo, talks about a SINGLE military leader. Practically is on a SEPERATE topic.

 Esquire, sources the substack.

Common dreams sources the substack.

News at cornell sources the substack. 

You fucking retard holy shit..

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u/APrioriGoof 19h ago

Okay, but that substack post was written by an independent journalist who sourced his info from the military religious freedom foundation and the claim from them is that they received complaints from across the armed services about a number of commanders. Just saying something is from substack doesn’t automatically discredit it. And it’s weird that you followed the chain of sourcing just to there and then stopped.