The Media & Their Narratives.

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Maybe this is why the failing established media need another war.

An alleged viral video circulating two days ago (17th Oct 2023).

TERRIFYING CAVE WYRM THAT ‘LOOKS LIKE A DRAGON’ IS SPINE-CHILLING

'A video of a terrifying creature that’s supposedly called a ‘Cave Wyrm’ is circling social media
this week – but is it real or fake? The clip has gone viral on TikTok, where everyone is freaking
out over the ‘dragon-like’ animal that looks like something out of a nightmare.


Image taken from a two-year-old video.

Terrifying Cave Wyrm goes viral
In the viral video, a lizard-like creature slithers around the corner in a dark cave. It’s grey or brown
in color and camouflages into the walls. The scaled animal has a long body like a snake but is
raised off the ground by four legs – and its piercing eyes stare right into your soul.

“Terrifying creature discovered in a cave,” one TikTok caption says before adding in big letters:
“Cave Wyrm.” The entire clip is filmed in a dark underground cavern and you can see two men
with torches running away after spotting the creepy creature. It’s freaking people out online, with
one person writing “looks like a dragon” and another adding: “Hell no my stomach dropped.”...'

Click-bait...? Oh, you bet! Our archived Rogue Nation site has a nine-page thread on the gentleman
who created the Wyrm and his many exploits with Pixies and other Etherological phenomena.
YouTube Link:

The HITC (Here Is The City) article goes on to explain what veteran members of Rogue Nation already
knew. (Wikipedia's answer to the website -Link)

'Is the Cave Wyrm real or fake?
Thankfully, the Cave Wyrm isn’t actually real. It was made up by a British YouTuber called Erwin Saunders,
who has more than 409,000 subscribers. The elderly gentleman shot to fame filming himself hunting for
various beings from ancient folklore in woodland areas.

His YouTube videos are all humorous skits, and the hilarious ‘Finding a Cave Wyrm’ clip was uploaded in
August 2021. It sees him entering a cave with a friend and coming across the giant salamander-like creature,
which is computer-generated...'

Source:

So I guess the question is, are we at Rogue Nation so far ahead of TikTok that old news is new news to
the web-page fillers at the British news and entertainment website or has the internet become so sterile
that it's having to regurgitate stuff because of laziness?!