Emails expose fact-checking system as compromised by left-wing activists

Sky News Digital Editor Jack Houghton has unveiled emails from the Director of the International Fact-Checking Network which prove the system is “compromised”. He said it all leads back to Angie Holan, the director of the International Fact-Checking Network, which was tasked by Meta to investigate these fact-checkers as an independent party. “After months and months of fighting with university lawyers under Freedom of Information laws, we can finally show you the emails that prove the system has been compromised," Mr Houghton said. “Angie Holan, who was heavily involved in censorship during the COVID-19 pandemic, personally wrote to the now disgraced fact-checkers at RMIT, saying she stood by them. “Ms Holan even shared our media questions with the fact-checkers so they could all get their stories straight.” Mr Houghton said Meta only works with fact-checkers who Ms Holan's organisation rubber stamps. “This means her shoddy standards and failures to properly investigate complaints is the standard for the world's entire fact checking apparatus.”