… asks Steve Kirsch.
Because they changed him from a good person to a bad one – and wouldn’t even talk to him when he challenged their edits.
He spells it out here, making use of the fabulous “Wayback Machine” to highlight some of their key moves.
He also points out that even Larry Sanger, a co-founder of Wikipedia, says we can trust it… to give the establishment point of view. In other words, propaganda.
Maybe donate to The Wayback Machine instead?!
Researcher and lecturer of political philosophy at the University of Navarra in Pamplona, Spain, Irishman.David Thunder outlines 10 lessons we can learn from the globally coordinated response to Covid.
Why should you care about these lessons?
Their implications for our world, and thus for us all, are truly frightening.
Welcome to the ‘new normal’ where increasing numbers of fit sports people can collapse suddenly – and even die – with cardiovascular issues often involved.
Will journalists continue to ignore scientists saying that spike protein damage to blood vessels and organs is likely driving the sudden increase in stories like these? Will they continue publishing blithe dismissals like “it’s just a coincidence”, “it’s rare” and “nothing to do with the vaccine”?
Now that 5-11 year olds are being jabbed will we be told things like “young people get strokes too”?
In his latest video Ivor Cummins looks at all-cause mortality statistics for Ireland, Sweden and the United Kingdom. Combining those statistics with
… makes it clear that ‘vaccine passports’ are completely illogical as a public health measure.
So why are so many people unable to see that?
Ivor is not the only person who suspects the media play a central role in the collective psychosis.1“The word psychosis is used to describe conditions that affect the mind, where there has been some loss of contact with reality… During a period of psychosis, a person’s thoughts and perceptions are disturbed and the individual may have difficulty understanding what is real and what is not.” National Institute of Mental Health.
Dan Astin-Gregory interviews broadcaster Julia Hartley-Brewer on July 28th, 2021.
It’s not often a mainstream journalist is prepared to speak out, but today’s guest does exactly that.
Julia Hartley-Brewer presents the weekday breakfast show on talkRADIO and is a regular columnist for the Daily Telegraph, The Sun, and The Spectator. During the course of the pandemic, she has interviewed countless MPs, doctors, scientists, and others about the Government’s Covid-19 response.
Julia has said: ‘Asking questions and demanding evidence for a policy which devastates millions of lives and livelihoods, destroys children’s education and — according to eminent experts from some of the top universities in the world — will cost more lives than it will save… if the evidence for lockdowns is so strong and not just a totally debunked computer model from a year ago, then why are those so in favour of lockdowns so terrified of a public debate?’
Join me today at 12 noon BST when I will be finding out what Julia has learned over the past 18 months and why she believes lockdown always was, and remains, the wrong policy.
Pandemic Podcast
