Welcome back to New World next week. I'm James Corbett at Corbett Report.com.

And I'm James Evan Palado from MediaMonarchy.com. We remain absolutely determined to secure a competitive future.

We've got that story. Plus plus Coof's dead.

Long live the Coof World Order, but first,

man James, that Nord pipeline between Russia and Germany that we mentioned two weeks ago

sure got scuttled as we said it might.

And here we are now.

Seven fake news stories coming out of Ukraine, less than now two weeks.

A lot happens when we take a week off, James.

Less than two weeks into Russia's military operation in Ukraine, and the propaganda clogs are wearing as fast as lightning, churning out news, opinion, and of course just content grist for the media mill.

Dozens of stories, images, narratives narratives and videos have circulated as being taken from the fighting in ukraine a huge percentage of which

are fake some of it of course and this is why i think they sort of the fog of war it's the perfect

who knows what's go which is why it's i think smart i knows what's go, which is why it's, I think, smart. I was

talking about a friend with this. Maybe it's smart for folks like us to maybe not wait, head

along into this when we know very next to nothing about what's actually going on. But, of course,

some of it could be misunderstandings, mistaken identity, misattribution,

but many are most likely deliberate deceptions designed to provoke a response.

The real action is in the reaction, as they say.

I'll briefly do the hit list, and James, you can kind of hone in on your favorite lowlights.

Number one, the ghost of Kiev.

It was reported that a single Ukrainian plane was patrolling the skies above Kiev, the English press, called the unnamed pilot, the ghost of Kiev, and claimed he had down six Russian jets and air-to-air to combat come less than two days.

No evidence.

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