Most "misinformation" is a modified hangout. Here's what happens.

1) Someone publishes factual information which hurts jewish agendas, let's say it is information that shows a "vaccine" pushed by jews is more of a bioweapon and appears to be designed to have a higher binding affinity with Caucasian ACE2 receptors (meaning it's an anti-White person bioweapon). 2) Half a dozen controlled opposition jewish shabbos goy "conspiracy theorists" (e.g. "Stew Peters" or "Carrie Madej" et. al.) publish the same information, but with outlandish bullshit mixed in, like, saying there are self-replicating nanobots in the vaccines (which they claimed, by the way). 3) jew media "fact checks" the controlled opposition claims in #2, focusing ONLY on the outlandish bullshit claims. 4) Because the factual information in #1 was mixed in with the outlandish bullshit in #2, both #1 and #2 are dismissed as "conspiracy theory" or "misinformation". 5) Now they can censor the factual information from major social media websites and the jew press doesn't have to cover it.

This is how our kike government and media constantly cover everything up.

I've seen the term "Malinformation" crop up lately, which means information that is factually true, but the mere fact it's true is enough to harm or endanger a person or group of people.

AKA, the Truth being enough to piss people off and give them justified reason to want to hurt you.

At this point anyone talking about misinformation is a joke. Do people who are trying to get at truth even use that word much? I think they generally say lies and people love "gas lighting" now. Gas lighting isn't being used properly, but idiots have adopted it and made it just another word for lying. Gas lighting is supposed to refer to a type of manipulation where two people witness/experience something, and the manipulator just rewrites the story and invents an alternate experience that didn't really happen. The person being manipulated is in that state of mind where they just go along with it without fighting back and saying it didn't happen.