05-24-2021, 05:45 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-24-2021, 05:52 PM by Michigan Swamp Buck.
Edit Reason: For Clarity
)
These guys are the ones who put up www.sott.net
quantumfuturegroup.org
https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofi.../300204116
Here is one of their projects
https://cof.quantumfuturegroup.org/event...ories.name
Here is a COVID-19 survey they put out.
https://covid19experience.netlify.app/su...ml?lang=en
That's about all I could find on them in a quick search. Regardless of who published the story with a lead, I usually follow up everything I find and drill down to the original source. If they are the original source in most of their reports, I'm skeptical. When I can drill down one level, then the truth of the report is off them and now on the original source for credibility. If it drills down further than a couple layers, I start getting skeptical again.
Normally I'll use the drilled down original reported source in my posts, or a few sources I find together. That particular report was a sott original story (I believe) that was long winded and had a lot of source links.
quantumfuturegroup.org
Quote:Our Mission and Vision
Mission statementThe mission of Quantum Future Group is to increase the effectiveness and impact of the results of research in the varied scientific and socio-cultural fields that are geared toward seeking solutions to the fundamental sufferings and limitations of humanity. QFG also funds other organizations and individuals engaged in similar pursuits.Vision statementNonprofits serve as the agents of democratic involvement of society in furthering innovation and positive social change. Quantum Future Groups leadership and services are international in scope, and support the growth of effective research programs and the dissemination of results essential to healthy communities.
https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofi.../300204116
Quote:QUANTUM FUTURE GROUP
OTTO, NC 28763-7102 | Tax-exempt since Feb. 2005
- EIN: 30-0204116
- Classification (NTEE)
Printing, Publishing (Arts, Culture and Humanities)
- Nonprofit Tax Code Designation: 501©(3)
Defined as: Organizations for any of the following purposes: religious, educational, charitable, scientific, literary, testing for public safety, fostering national or international amateur sports competition (as long as it doesn’t provide athletic facilities or equipment), or the prevention of cruelty to children or animals.
- Donations to this organization are tax deductible.
Here is one of their projects
Quote:This database, The Chronicle of the Fall of the Roman Empire (in short "QFG:COF" ) focuses on a chronological and categorized collection of various environmental and social events that accompanied the Fall of the Roman Empire.
https://cof.quantumfuturegroup.org/event...ories.name
Here is a COVID-19 survey they put out.
https://covid19experience.netlify.app/su...ml?lang=en
That's about all I could find on them in a quick search. Regardless of who published the story with a lead, I usually follow up everything I find and drill down to the original source. If they are the original source in most of their reports, I'm skeptical. When I can drill down one level, then the truth of the report is off them and now on the original source for credibility. If it drills down further than a couple layers, I start getting skeptical again.
Normally I'll use the drilled down original reported source in my posts, or a few sources I find together. That particular report was a sott original story (I believe) that was long winded and had a lot of source links.