(Source of the Day) Is Planeta Prisao/Prison Planet from Brazil inspired by Alex Jones?

Planeta Prisão, a Brazilian website known for promoting controversial and alternative views on politics, health, and global events, has been rated by Media Bias Fact Check (MBFC) as Right Conspiracy-Pseudoscience with very low factual reporting. This website, which draws inspiration from Alex Jones’s former site, Prison Planet, frequently shares conspiracy theories and unreliable information.

MBFC highlights that Planeta Prisão publishes articles that promote vaccine skepticism and global conspiracies, often citing fringe sources like Infowars and The Daily Expose. For example, an article claiming unprecedented deaths among vaccinated young people in the UK relies on discredited data and sources. Additionally, the site promotes antisemitic literature, such as the “Protocols of the Elders of Zion,” further diminishing its credibility.

Planeta Prisão’s ownership remains undisclosed, though it is believed to be privately owned by Antonio Carlos Pimentel Magalhães. Overall, MBFC found this source to be far-right biased and very low factually, thereby completely lacking credibility.

Read MBFC’s Full Review on Planeta Prisao

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