by Shepard Ambellas, Intellihub:

YouTube-banned video ‘ShadowGate’ has been making its rounds on the Innerweb and has caused quite the proverbial shitstorm in the alternative media

It’s official–a USA Today “fact check” report has declared former Infowars correspondent Millie Weaver’s new film ShadowGate “a conspiracy theory-laden video” which the ragtag outlet maintains is “filled with false claims and insinuations.”

The publication calls out Weaver’s recently released 90-minute production that received several million views before it was pulled from YouTube by framing it as a baseless “conspiracy theory.”

The piece continues: “The video is filled with false claims and insinuations, centering on the notion that a cabal of federal contractors is using advanced data collection techniques to engineer global events and orchestrate a coup against President Donald Trump.”

Weaver, 29, and her boyfriend, 45, were recently arrested after being indicted by an Ohio grand jury on charges of domestic violence, robbery, tampering with evidence, and obstructing justice, according to Fox News.

Alternative media mogul and Infowars founder Alex Jones terminated his working relationship with Weaver on Wednesday after the Internet was abuzz with harsh criticism. The brash move was later confirmed by Weaver in an August 19 Tweet which states: “Alex Jones terminated our working relationship this morning.”

Alex Jones terminated our work relationship this morning.#ShadowGate

— Millie Weaver