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In a 2005 speech, he called the Democrats who accused the administration of manipulating intelligence to justify the war “opportunists” who peddled “cynical and pernicious falsehoods” to gain political advantage.

“There’s a false and extremely dangerous narrative being peddled,” Wiener said in an August news conference.

"Whatever falsehoods they push, whatever easy answers they peddle, however willing they are to tear communities and families apart, they are not on the side of working people."

She said the Lib Dems had to combat "climate myths" about renewable energy driving up prices she said were peddled by Reform UK and the Conservatives.

As it turns out, many of the links to the alleged “hoax” debunkings — “peddled by the usual suspects” like liberals and the mainstream media, it said — didn’t actually debunk the charges at all.