The New York Times Forgot To Disclose The Facts About Neil Tyson’s Fabrications
In a piece about the failings of memory, the New York Times curiously forget to disclose the actual facts about Neil Tyson’s history of fabricating quotes.
Neil Tyson’s Final Words On His Quote Fabrications: “My bad”
Neil Tyson’s second attempt at a fake apology for fabricating quotes is as bad as his first one.
Wikipedia Is Now Trying To Eliminate The Federalist’s Online Entry
The censors at Wikipedia, not content with erasing facts about Neil Tyson’s fabrications, are now trying to completely erase The Federalist from Wikipedia.
9 Absurd Edit Justifications By Wikipedia’s Neil Tyson Truthers
Neil Tyson’s cabal of fact-loving, reality-embracing cultists at Wikipedia get really upset when confronted by facts and reality.
George W. Bush’s Top Aides: We Don’t Remember That Neil Tyson 9/11 Quote At All
Several former top aides to President George W. Bush, including his press secretary and 9/11 speechwriters, say they have no recollection of Tyson’s quote.
Why Is Wikipedia Deleting All References To Neil Tyson’s Fabrication?
For being devout followers of science, Neil Tyson’s defenders sure don’t like evidence that conflicts with their religious fanaticism.
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