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It models itself after the secular satire publication '''The Onion''' but focuses on fake stories involving well-known Christian personalities as well as other conservatives who generally are supportive of Christianity. | It models itself after the secular satire publication '''The Onion''' but focuses on fake stories involving well-known Christian personalities as well as other conservatives who generally are supportive of Christianity. | ||
| − | In at least one instance an article in the ''Bee'' was reported as legitimate news by the [[lamestream media]]; eventually liberal factcheck website [[Snopes]] had to confirm the article was fake.<ref>https://www.snopes.com/federal-judge-chris-tomlin/</ref> | + | In at least one instance an article in the ''Bee'' was reported as legitimate news by the [[lamestream media]]; eventually liberal factcheck website [[Snopes.com]] had to confirm the article was fake.<ref>https://www.snopes.com/federal-judge-chris-tomlin/</ref> |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 17:47, February 26, 2018
The Babylon Bee is an Evangelical Christian satirical internet site.
It models itself after the secular satire publication The Onion but focuses on fake stories involving well-known Christian personalities as well as other conservatives who generally are supportive of Christianity.
In at least one instance an article in the Bee was reported as legitimate news by the lamestream media; eventually liberal factcheck website Snopes.com had to confirm the article was fake.[1]