David Seaman
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David Seaman is an American commentator and YouTube personality.
Career[edit]
Seaman is a former Huffington Post contributor.[1] He said in a video posted to his YouTube channel that The Huffington Post fired him as contributor after he published an article on that site that questioned the health of Hillary Clinton.[1] The article also linked to a video by Infowars editor Paul Joseph Watson.[1]
Seaman has promoted the debunked[2][3] "Pizzagate" conspiracy theory.
References[edit]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Hains, Tim (29 August 2016). "Huffington Post Contributor Says He Was Fired For Posting Article About Hillary's Health". RealClearPolitics.
- ↑ Alam, Hannah (5 December 2016), "Conspiracy peddlers continue pushing debunked 'pizzagate' tale", Miami Herald, retrieved 7 December 2016,
One might think that police calling the motive a 'fictitious conspiracy theory' would put an end to the claim that inspired a gunman from North Carolina to attack a family pizzeria in Washington over the weekend.
- ↑ William Douglas and Mark Washburn (December 6, 2016), "Religious zeal drives N.C. man in 'Pizzagate'", The Courier-Tribune, The Charlotte Observer, retrieved December 7, 2016,
Though debunked by sources as diverse as The New York Times, Fox News Channel and the web hoax investigator Snopes, more than a million messages have traversed Twitter since November about #Pizzagate.
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