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Revealed: 25 Times the White House Tried to Censor You!

1050 implied HN points • 05 Jul 23
  1. The White House made multiple attempts to censor Americans in collaboration with social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook.
  2. There were 25 instances cited where the White House tried to influence censorship of information regarding COVID-19 and vaccines.
  3. Tensions escalated between the White House and Facebook, with demands for stricter actions against misinformation and communication breakdowns.

Of course the NYTimes Used Bad Data

971 implied HN points • 24 Jul 23
  1. CDC provided misleading pediatric Covid death data
  2. NYT published incorrect statistics without verification
  3. Official CDC data sources show lower pediatric Covid death toll

The Money Trails of the Pandemic Planning Racket

931 implied HN points • 01 Aug 23
  1. Charges against FTX founder linked to pandemic planning were dismissed based on a legal technicality.
  2. FTX used 'effective altruism' to give money to political campaigns under the guise of charity for pandemic planning.
  3. National media's treatment of money trails is influenced by political motivations, impacting public trust in institutions.

They can't refute this: 33 Confirmed Vax Death Case Report Autopsies

951 implied HN points • 26 Jul 23
  1. Confirmed vaccine-related death cases have been reported post-autopsies.
  2. Autopsies reveal various adverse effects like thrombosis, myocarditis, and immune reactions after COVID-19 vaccination.
  3. Case reports provide detailed information on specific vaccine-related deaths for better understanding.

When Did Trump Change His Mind about Lockdowns?

1447 implied HN points • 24 Mar 23
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  1. Trump initially agreed to nationwide lockdowns in March 2020 due to influence from key advisors like Deborah Birx and Anthony Fauci.
  2. Trump's stance on lockdowns shifted over time, with him expressing desire to reopen by Easter 2020 but eventually extending lockdowns beyond that.
  3. Despite expressing some willingness to reopen, Trump ultimately stood by lockdown measures and criticized governors who attempted to ease restrictions.
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The Great Debate That Will Not Happen

1070 implied HN points • 22 Jun 23
  1. Dr. Peter Hotez is reluctant to engage in a debate about Covid topics with Robert Kennedy, Jr. on Joe Rogan's podcast.
  2. There is a significant push for a debate between the two with substantial monetary incentives involved.
  3. The reluctance of experts like Dr. Hotez to engage in open debates raises questions about their confidence in the information they promote.

My Conversation with ChatGPT on Death Rates

1070 implied HN points • 21 Jun 23
  1. AI threats are a growing concern globally.
  2. Calculating death rates and probabilities accurately is crucial.
  3. AI language models can make errors and need human supervision.

The WHO Is a Real and Present Danger

971 implied HN points • 11 Jul 23
  1. The WHO's policy reversals in pandemic responses can have serious consequences, especially on vulnerable populations.
  2. The WHO's funding sources and relationships with private companies can lead to conflicts of interest in public health decision-making.
  3. Public awareness and understanding of WHO actions are crucial for holding leaders accountable and safeguarding democratic processes.

The Great COVID Ventilator Death Cover-up

1130 implied HN points • 25 May 23
  1. Many COVID patients were put on ventilators in spring 2020, and it's essential to understand how many suffered as a result.
  2. Ventilators were overused, and some patients may have been intubated unnecessarily to prevent the spread of the virus.
  3. The medical community learned from this and moved away from mass intubation, realizing the potential harm it caused.

Why Is Rhode Island Stonewalling About a 37-Year-Old Woman’s Vaccine Death?

931 implied HN points • 17 Jul 23
  1. Several young individuals have experienced sudden cardiac death after receiving Covid-19 mRNA vaccines.
  2. Studies have confirmed a causal link between Covid-19 mRNA vaccines and myocarditis leading to sudden cardiac death in both men and women.
  3. Rhode Island's Department of Health is facing criticism for withholding information related to a 37-year-old woman's death following a Covid-19 mRNA vaccine, despite established risks.

What I Can Say and What I Cannot Say

1050 implied HN points • 14 Jun 23
  1. Government and social media companies decide what speech is permitted based on certain narratives.
  2. People who conform to the 'Current Thing' are rewarded and accepted in society.
  3. Many true statements are labeled as misinformation and not permitted speech by authorities.

My Epic Fight for First Amendment Rights Reignites

852 implied HN points • 08 Aug 23
  1. The battle for truth about COVID-19 policies leads to a fight for free speech online.
  2. Justin Hart is challenging Facebook and Twitter censorship with a lawsuit.
  3. Evidence suggests the Biden Administration directed social media censorship on COVID-19 posts.

The Hubris of Bending Modernity to Fauci's Will

971 implied HN points • 03 Jul 23
  1. Transparency and accountability are crucial in public health policy-making.
  2. Question the intentions and actions of public health leaders.
  3. Be wary of calls to reshape modernity without balanced dialogue and transparency.

The Great Unraveling

1308 implied HN points • 05 Apr 23
  1. Government actions and mandates have significantly impacted our lives and economy.
  2. Artificial intelligence is predicted to disrupt many industries and result in job losses.
  3. There are concerns about loss of freedom, censorship, and the need to learn from past mistakes to prevent similar situations in the future.

Vax Uptake Stalls as the White House Cries Wolf Again

1824 implied HN points • 08 Dec 22
  1. Vaccine uptake in the US is stalling despite efforts by the White House.
  2. Effectiveness of vaccines against Omicron variant is questioned and uptake is low among different demographics.
  3. Data shows that vaccines for infants are not widely taken, with a focus on white, wealthy, highly educated Democrats.

Three Years Later: Revisiting Evidence Over Hysteria — COVID-19

1229 implied HN points • 19 Apr 23
  1. COVID-19 pandemic caused major upheaval in society three years ago.
  2. Facing censorship, the author's article on COVID-19 sparked widespread attention and debate.
  3. Author emphasizes the importance of courage in standing up against attempts to silence differing opinions.

BREAKING: Walensky to RESIGN!

1150 implied HN points • 05 May 23
  1. CDC director Rachelle Walensky will resign next month after tumultuous exchanges on Capitol Hill.
  2. Walensky mentioned mistaken vaccine protection assertions due to evolved science in a congressional hearing.
  3. Stay tuned for more updates on the resignation of CDC Director Walensky.

Debunking the Booster Bias

832 implied HN points • 20 Jul 23
  1. Healthier individuals may be more likely to receive booster shots, skewing the perception of vaccine effectiveness.
  2. It's crucial to consider and adjust for confounding factors in observational studies.
  3. Including mortality not related to Covid-19 in vaccine studies provides essential context for interpretation.

Fighting for the voiceless: The Death of Franca Panettone

1685 implied HN points • 28 Nov 22
  1. Franca Panettone faced mistreatment and neglect in the hospital system, highlighting the need for better patient advocacy.
  2. Franca's family experienced communication failures and lack of proper care during her hospitalization.
  3. The tragic story of Franca Panettone emphasizes the importance of ensuring that vulnerable individuals receive respectful and compassionate treatment in healthcare settings.

Top Ten Quotes from the NYT Fauci Interview

1090 implied HN points • 27 Apr 23
  1. Fauci acknowledges mistakes in the U.S.'s COVID response compared to other countries.
  2. Fauci points out how vaccine mandates can fuel division among people.
  3. Fauci separates public health decisions from economic considerations during lockdowns.

Where's Eric Waldo and why is he trying to silence you?!

852 implied HN points • 06 Jul 23
  1. Eric Waldo from the Surgeon General's office advocated for stricter actions against health misinformation on social media platforms
  2. The Surgeon General's office collaborated with social media platforms to censor misinformation and control the flow of information
  3. The Surgeon General pushed for consequences like flagging, suppressing, and de-platforming for spreading misinformation, partnering with censorship groups

A Genealogy of Corporatism

892 implied HN points • 19 Jun 23
  1. Corporatism merges industry and state for a common goal, overshadowing individual freedom.
  2. Corporatism affects various sectors like tech, media, defense, labor, and public health, leading to market stagnation.
  3. Corporatism traces back to the 20th century, replacing competitive capitalism with corrupt cartels and widening gaps between rich and poor.

Australia’s Misinfo Bill Paves Way for Soviet-Style Censorship

693 implied HN points • 21 Aug 23
  1. Australia's proposed laws to combat misinformation and disinformation could restrict free expression and dissent.
  2. The legislation may empower government and news outlets, leading to increased censorship and promotion of official narratives.
  3. The broad definitions in the bill could make enforcement subjective, potentially impacting protest rights and leading to legal challenges.

The Bias that Creates the Illusion of an Effective Covid Vaccine

832 implied HN points • 29 Jun 23
  1. Data from Denmark, Israel, and Sweden show increased risk of infection after the first dose of Covid vaccine.
  2. Studies have reported high vaccine effectiveness in the elderly, but this contradicts immunology knowledge and antibody response in older populations.
  3. Observational studies on Covid vaccine effectiveness are biased due to the 'healthy vaccinee' effect, leading to misleading results and creating an illusion of high vaccine effectiveness.

Informational No Man’s Land

832 implied HN points • 27 Jun 23
  1. Official sources have shared misleading and false information during the Covid crisis.
  2. Citizens need to seek information from unbiased sources and think critically for themselves.
  3. Trusting traditional authorities for truthful information has become challenging in the current informational landscape.

Fauci & company can't refute this: 33 Confirmed Vax Death Case Reviews

1130 implied HN points • 23 Mar 23
  1. Case reports with autopsies can provide solid evidence of vaccine-related deaths.
  2. These confirmed vaccine-related deaths show various severe conditions post-vaccination.
  3. It's important to consider these case reports when discussing vaccine safety and potential risks.

15 Days Finally Ends After 1,141 Days

971 implied HN points • 03 May 23
  1. The Covid-19 vaccine requirements are ending after 1,141 days, bringing relief from mandates.
  2. There are ongoing policy debates regarding vaccine mandates, student debt relief, and immigration.
  3. Legal challenges to Covid-19 vaccine mandates are numerous, highlighting accountability concerns.

2 Quick Covid Charts: Age/Ethnicity/Year

812 implied HN points • 22 Jun 23
  1. CDC is releasing pandemic data now that they didn't share before.
  2. Two charts show covid death rates based on age, ethnicity, and year.
  3. Highest Covid death rate in 2021 was in the most-vaccinated Asian senior group.

No, Washington Post, the Experts Were the Whole Problem

971 implied HN points • 01 May 23
  1. The belief that government experts were the solution to the pandemic was flawed.
  2. Government actions during the pandemic may not have been effective regardless of who was in office.
  3. Individual freedom and collective citizen knowledge are crucial in responding to crises.

Breast Cancer for <50 up 2X in 2022?

773 implied HN points • 03 Jul 23
  1. Breast cancer cases in females under 50 doubled in 2022 compared to pre-pandemic levels.
  2. There is a concern about the significant increase in breast cancer cases among younger women.
  3. It is important to verify and understand the data to address this rise in cancer cases.

Where Have the Adults Gone?

951 implied HN points • 03 May 23
  1. Specialisation can lead to a lack of understanding of the bigger picture.
  2. Generalists with a broad range of knowledge are crucial for making well-rounded decisions.
  3. The decline of generalists in government, academia, and society can result in ineffective solutions and policies.

The Manipulation of the Public Mind

991 implied HN points • 17 Apr 23
  1. In the public mind, individuals are like a black box pool with their thoughts and decisions known only to themselves.
  2. Businesses and governments can predict reactions and emotions of citizens but ultimately individuals retain the power of choice.
  3. Autonomy of thought and decision-making is crucial; manipulation of free will through propaganda and psychological tactics is wrong.

They’re Coming To Take You Away

912 implied HN points • 10 May 23
  1. Recent public figures are perceived to be dismantling American freedoms through their recommendations and actions
  2. Leaders like Philip Zelikow advocate for consolidating power in the hands of an unelected "health security enterprise"
  3. Ambassador Lipstadt redefines anti-Semitism to include broad political speech, potentially leading to censorship

Dr. Fauci's No Good Terrible Very Bad Deposition - Part 1

1407 implied HN points • 06 Dec 22
  1. Dr. Fauci repeatedly claimed not to remember key details during his deposition.
  2. Dr. Fauci avoided taking responsibility or acknowledging knowledge about important topics like the origin of the virus.
  3. Dr. Fauci's stance on masking seemed contradictory, unable to provide clear reasoning for his changing opinions.

Depression = Long Covid?

693 implied HN points • 20 Jul 23
  1. A study suggests that people with depression before the pandemic are more likely to have persistent COVID-19 symptoms.
  2. Having symptoms of depression before the pandemic can increase the chance of experiencing persistent symptoms, according to odds ratios.
  3. The odds ratios of 2.88 and 3.03 indicate a higher likelihood of persistent symptoms among individuals with depression symptoms.