Fact-Check Summary The statement, “If they dont follow orders they should be fired,” reflects a simplistic interpretation of American employment law but cannot be independently verified as an authentic post from the cited source, Jet63. At-will employment doctrine allows employers to terminate employees for insubordination, but extensive legal exceptions and procedural safeguards exist. No direct […]

Fact-Check Summary The post claims that individuals (implied to be military service members) “can be brought to justice under the UCMJ, get busted down or Dishonorably Discharged and lose their career and benefits.” This is factually accurate: the UCMJ is a real legal framework, court-martial and administrative actions can result in demotion or dishonorable discharge,

Fact-Check Summary The post claims that military officers and lawmakers label any order they disagree with as “illegal” and accuses them of being “traitors.” This conflates legislative concerns about the lawfulness of orders with mere policy disagreements and misrepresents established military law. Military law requires refusal of manifestly illegal orders, not those with which service

Fact-Check Summary The claim that “Domestic terrorist Democrats always causing chaos and destruction destroying peoples lives” is categorically false and misleading. There is no evidence that the Democratic Party, or Democrats as a group, are domestic terrorists. Political violence in the U.S. is rare, occurs across the ideological spectrum, and cannot rightly be attributed to

Fact-Check Summary The post expresses an opinion that unnamed individuals should be charged with sedition and refers to “saving tapes” for future political purposes. Sedition is indeed a real federal crime, and multiple people connected to January 6 have been convicted on such charges. There are extensive video records from January 6, which have been

Fact-Check Summary The claim correctly identifies “seditious conspiracy” as a real federal crime for which there have been recent successful prosecutions. However, the post advocates that all accused individuals should be arrested at 3 AM with cameras filming, which misrepresents established legal procedures: orchestrating arrests expressly for media spectacle violates constitutional and Fourth Amendment protections.

Fact-Check Summary The post asserts, rhetorically, that certain individuals should be under arrest for sedition and removed from office, expressing anger that this has not occurred. Factually, the federal government has indeed arrested, prosecuted, and convicted numerous individuals for seditious conspiracy related to the January 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, including leaders of

Fact-Check Summary President Trump did accurately make statements on Truth Social calling for the arrest of six Democratic lawmakers after they released a video urging military members to refuse unlawful orders. However, his labeling of their actions as “seditious behavior” and “treason” is not supported by legal standards, as such speech is protected under the

Fact-Check Summary The post criticizes ABC for keeping Jimmy Kimmel on air, citing "NO TALENT" and "VERY POOR TELEVISION RATINGS." While Kimmel’s ratings have declined over the years, his show remains competitive for its time slot, often ranking second among late-night network shows. The claim of "no talent" and characterization of ABC as "Fake News"

Fact-Check Summary The core claim that Donald Trump met Cristiano Ronaldo at the White House and praised him is factually accurate and confirmed by extensive news coverage and official sources. However, there is insufficient evidence to authenticate the specific Truth Social post in question as originating from Trump’s verified account. The text reflects Trump’s publicly