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This week Euan MacDonald, a Kyiv Post editor, is the StopFake News guest anchor. The news website Russkaya Vesna falsely reported that Angela Merkel predicted there would be no future investment coming into Ukraine.

This week Michael Getto, a business and electoral consultant, is the StopFake News guest anchor again. Russia Today turned some of its attention to the U.S. presidential campaign.

This week, associate professor at University of Western Ontario Marta Dyczok is the StopFakeNews guest anchor.

This week, journalist and blogger Jim Kovpak is the StopFake News guest anchor. Russian and pro-Russian media report that Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko was intoxicated and not allowed on a flight to Moscow.

This week, publisher and editor Guy Archer is the StopFake News guest anchor. Websites manipulate and post a staged photo of a young boy walking among bombed buildings to stir emotions against Ukraine’s army.

This week Michael Getto, a business and electoral consultant, is the StopFake News guest anchor. Media circulate a fake letter, supposedly from a Swedish Chief Prosecutor, promising to classify as “secret” any information found regarding Ukrainian war crimes.

This week Nick Piazza, CEO of SP Advisors, is StopFakeNews’s guest anchor. Russia Today continues its bogus practice of claiming that anonymous bloggers are experts and represent major foreign media perspectives.

StopFakeNews #49. One year ago a group of us gathered in order to try to do something helpful for Ukraine under its difficult circumstances.

StopFakeNews #48. In the issue: Is it true that the drummer for “Metal Corrosion” was forced to serve in a musical platoon of the Azov regiment? Did Bulgaria’s parliament recognize Crimea as a part of Russia?

The shelling of Kramatorsk, Putin’s pencil, and Yarosh’s two rogue battalions. In this issue: It is falsely claimed that Dmytro Yarosh announces his battalions will continue advancing after the ceasefire…