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A Norwegian "fact checker" has written a misleading article about my reporting.
Let's set the facts straight!
In their headline they claim my reporting was wrong, yet in their article they ADMIT my reporting is in fact 100% correct.
Let's set the facts straight!
In their headline they claim my reporting was wrong, yet in their article they ADMIT my reporting is in fact 100% correct.
The Norwegian parliament is INDEED working on introducing a tax on drivers per kilometer.
Faktisk seem to imply that I said Norway has already introduced it. I did NOT say that. I said Norway is working on introducing it, which the author of the article admits.
Faktisk seem to imply that I said Norway has already introduced it. I did NOT say that. I said Norway is working on introducing it, which the author of the article admits.
All political parties in the Norwegian parliament except one is positive to this new tax per kilometer, and they have already started to investigate on how they could implement this new tax.
By all definitions Norway is indeed WORKING on introducing this new tax.
By all definitions Norway is indeed WORKING on introducing this new tax.
Who is this @faktisk_no ?
They are a "fact checking" coalition between three of Norways largest newspapers / newschannels, including the state owned broadcaster.
Why are they writing proven misleading articles attempting to smear me?
They are a "fact checking" coalition between three of Norways largest newspapers / newschannels, including the state owned broadcaster.
Why are they writing proven misleading articles attempting to smear me?
I expect @faktisk_no and the author of the article @evaak to issue a correction to their misleading article about me.
My reporting stands as 100% correct and I hope Faktisk has the journalistic integrity to correct their misstake.
My reporting stands as 100% correct and I hope Faktisk has the journalistic integrity to correct their misstake.
I shall add that Faktisk is a Norwegian fact checking site set up to stop fake news, yet they are spreading fake news about me.
Sad.
Sad.
