Misinformation Issues
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Clown World: Fake News Is the Only Approved News
Your “progressive” sister-in-law has probably said something like this: “Big tech firms are private companies; they can make any rules they want.”
These are the same people who soiled their socks when an “evil” Christian turned down a request to make a wedding cake for a gay couple.
Project Veritas is in the process of releasing a chain of brutal videos showing, among other things, Johnson and Johnson employees stating, to a hidden video camera, that people should not take their vaccine. I shared one of the videos on “Phiztome” and got a “community standards” smackdown.
Nothing in the video is fake news or violated community standards. It goes against commie standards. They don’t want you to see another side of a topic, the true side.
The left, which screams “BLACK LIVES MATTER” while assaulting cops, doesn’t want you to see what a black man named Larry Elder thinks:
Your “progressive” sister-in-law has probably said something like this: “Big tech firms are private companies; they can make any rules they want.”
These are the same people who soiled their socks when an “evil” Christian turned down a request to make a wedding cake for a gay couple.
Project Veritas is in the process of releasing a chain of brutal videos showing, among other things, Johnson and Johnson employees stating, to a hidden video camera, that people should not take their vaccine. I shared one of the videos on “Phiztome” and got a “community standards” smackdown.
Nothing in the video is fake news or violated community standards. It goes against commie standards. They don’t want you to see another side of a topic, the true side.
The left, which screams “BLACK LIVES MATTER” while assaulting cops, doesn’t want you to see what a black man named Larry Elder thinks:
UglyBear
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Yeesh... that lady... if her husband is not an “ex-“, he must be drinking himself to death.
YouTube ‘Expanding’ Censorship Policy To Ban All Medical, Vaccine ‘Misinformation’
“Specifically, content that falsely alleges that approved vaccines are dangerous and cause chronic health effects, claims that vaccines do not reduce transmission or contraction of disease, or contains misinformation on the substances contained in vaccines will be removed,” YouTube announced. “This would include content that falsely says that approved vaccines cause autism, cancer or infertility, or that substances in vaccines can track those who receive them. Our policies not only cover specific routine immunizations like for measles or Hepatitis B, but also apply to general statements about vaccines.”
YouTube also added that there are “important exceptions” to the new guidelines.
“Given the importance of public discussion and debate to the scientific process, we will continue to allow content about vaccine policies, new vaccine trials, and historical vaccine successes or failures on YouTube. Personal testimonials relating to vaccines will also be allowed, so long as the video doesn’t violate other Community Guidelines, or the channel doesn’t show a pattern of promoting vaccine hesitancy,” YouTube added.
“Specifically, content that falsely alleges that approved vaccines are dangerous and cause chronic health effects, claims that vaccines do not reduce transmission or contraction of disease, or contains misinformation on the substances contained in vaccines will be removed,” YouTube announced. “This would include content that falsely says that approved vaccines cause autism, cancer or infertility, or that substances in vaccines can track those who receive them. Our policies not only cover specific routine immunizations like for measles or Hepatitis B, but also apply to general statements about vaccines.”
YouTube also added that there are “important exceptions” to the new guidelines.
“Given the importance of public discussion and debate to the scientific process, we will continue to allow content about vaccine policies, new vaccine trials, and historical vaccine successes or failures on YouTube. Personal testimonials relating to vaccines will also be allowed, so long as the video doesn’t violate other Community Guidelines, or the channel doesn’t show a pattern of promoting vaccine hesitancy,” YouTube added.
Here's the Reason Google Is Going After "Climate Denial" Right Now
The very fundamentals of science are based on challenging assertions. Climate change proponents, including reporters and even entire journalism outlets, treat it as a religion with all the fanaticism of an Inquisition. There is no challenging climate change, despite how often its predictions are proven wrong.
The supposed “gold standard” of journalism is just blindly following the religion of climate change and accepting Google’s move as a good thing, as the language in the lede implies. It lends credibility to this authoritarian move where there shouldn’t be any.
But there is a reason that Google is deciding to go after it right now, and it has very little to do with climate science at all.
Google is under a lot of scrutiny right now in the tech world. While companies like Apple are doing what they can to further and further protect private information, Google is making it easier than ever for its customers – advertisers – to get the information they need on you, the product they provide those customers.
The very fundamentals of science are based on challenging assertions. Climate change proponents, including reporters and even entire journalism outlets, treat it as a religion with all the fanaticism of an Inquisition. There is no challenging climate change, despite how often its predictions are proven wrong.
The supposed “gold standard” of journalism is just blindly following the religion of climate change and accepting Google’s move as a good thing, as the language in the lede implies. It lends credibility to this authoritarian move where there shouldn’t be any.
But there is a reason that Google is deciding to go after it right now, and it has very little to do with climate science at all.
Google is under a lot of scrutiny right now in the tech world. While companies like Apple are doing what they can to further and further protect private information, Google is making it easier than ever for its customers – advertisers – to get the information they need on you, the product they provide those customers.
ProLifePatriot
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Even Duck Duck Go is becoming Googleized.
ProLifePatriot
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Now that elections have become predetermined installations, the next "Republican" president will be groomed to serve the swamps agendas.
Oil industry executives to be grilled by Democrats over 'disinformation campaign'
Democrats are expected to go on the offense as members strongly criticize the industry's lobbying efforts against aggressive energy and climate change legislation and accuse corporations of obscuring the truth about fossil fuels' warming effects.
"They need to account to the American public," said Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna of California, chairwoman of Oversight Subcommittee on the Environment, foreshadowing the hearing during a press conference earlier this week. "Why is it that they denied, time after again, the climate crisis when they knew that that was taking place, when their own scientists said that it was taking place? And why do they continue to engage in climate disinformation?"
"We're not going to solve the climate crisis until we tackle the climate disinformation crisis," he added.
The hearing comes as Democrats continue intraparty negotiations on the Build Back Better agenda, which was introduced with ambitious climate-related provisions, such as the clean electricity payment program that would pay utilities that increase their share of clean energy and raise costs on those that don’t.
Democrats are expected to go on the offense as members strongly criticize the industry's lobbying efforts against aggressive energy and climate change legislation and accuse corporations of obscuring the truth about fossil fuels' warming effects.
"They need to account to the American public," said Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna of California, chairwoman of Oversight Subcommittee on the Environment, foreshadowing the hearing during a press conference earlier this week. "Why is it that they denied, time after again, the climate crisis when they knew that that was taking place, when their own scientists said that it was taking place? And why do they continue to engage in climate disinformation?"
"We're not going to solve the climate crisis until we tackle the climate disinformation crisis," he added.
The hearing comes as Democrats continue intraparty negotiations on the Build Back Better agenda, which was introduced with ambitious climate-related provisions, such as the clean electricity payment program that would pay utilities that increase their share of clean energy and raise costs on those that don’t.
BOP
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"Go on the offensive"? Demonrats are permanently offensive.
The House Democrats Dragging Oil Giants Into A Show Trial Benefitted From Industry Profits
“We are deeply concerned that the fossil fuel industry has reaped massive profits for decades while contributing to climate change that is devastating American communities, costing taxpayers billions of dollars, and ravaging the natural world,” Maloney and Khanna wrote in a joint statement. “We are also concerned that to protect those profits, the industry has reportedly led a coordinated effort to spread disinformation to mislead the public and prevent crucial action to address climate change.”
Both of these lawmakers have raked in thousands from the very profits they’ve condemned as blood money.
According to the Center for Responsive Politics, Maloney has enjoyed more than $100,000 in campaign contributions from the energy industry. Despite signing the no fossil fuels money pledge last cycle, OpenSecrets shows the New York congresswoman has so far claimed more than $12,000 in donations from oil and gas for next year’s midterms.
As recently as 2008, Maloney was also the 9th top personal investor in oil among House lawmakers, according to the non-partisan Sunlight Foundation.
“We are deeply concerned that the fossil fuel industry has reaped massive profits for decades while contributing to climate change that is devastating American communities, costing taxpayers billions of dollars, and ravaging the natural world,” Maloney and Khanna wrote in a joint statement. “We are also concerned that to protect those profits, the industry has reportedly led a coordinated effort to spread disinformation to mislead the public and prevent crucial action to address climate change.”
Both of these lawmakers have raked in thousands from the very profits they’ve condemned as blood money.
According to the Center for Responsive Politics, Maloney has enjoyed more than $100,000 in campaign contributions from the energy industry. Despite signing the no fossil fuels money pledge last cycle, OpenSecrets shows the New York congresswoman has so far claimed more than $12,000 in donations from oil and gas for next year’s midterms.
As recently as 2008, Maloney was also the 9th top personal investor in oil among House lawmakers, according to the non-partisan Sunlight Foundation.
New Billionaire Venture Focused On ‘Disinformation’ Exposes The Left’s Fight For Monopoly On Truth
A pair of left-wing billionaires teamed up to launch a new venture tackling media “disinformation” on Tuesday.
Called “Good Information Inc.,” the latest enterprise backed by LinkedIn Founder Reid Hoffman and left-wing financier George Soros will “fund and scale businesses that cut through eco chambers with fact-based information,” according to Axios.
The new group will be led by Tara McGowan, who previously ran the scandal-plagued non-profit ACRONYM which botched the Iowa Democratic caucuses last year. McGowan was married to a senior aide to then-candidate Pete Buttigieg, who, despite emerging from the caucuses with fewer votes than Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders came out on top with the most delegates.
According to OpenSecrets, “Courier has faced scrutiny for exploiting the collapse of local journalism to spread ‘hyperlocal partisan propaganda.'”
A pair of left-wing billionaires teamed up to launch a new venture tackling media “disinformation” on Tuesday.
Called “Good Information Inc.,” the latest enterprise backed by LinkedIn Founder Reid Hoffman and left-wing financier George Soros will “fund and scale businesses that cut through eco chambers with fact-based information,” according to Axios.
The new group will be led by Tara McGowan, who previously ran the scandal-plagued non-profit ACRONYM which botched the Iowa Democratic caucuses last year. McGowan was married to a senior aide to then-candidate Pete Buttigieg, who, despite emerging from the caucuses with fewer votes than Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders came out on top with the most delegates.
According to OpenSecrets, “Courier has faced scrutiny for exploiting the collapse of local journalism to spread ‘hyperlocal partisan propaganda.'”
Pfizer CEO says people who spread COVID vaccine misinformation are 'criminals': 'Cost millions of lives'
"Those people are criminals," Pfizer’s Albert Bourla told Atlantic Council think tank CEO Frederick Kempe on Tuesday. "They’re not bad people. They’re criminals because they have literally cost millions of lives."
Bourla said it is a "very small" group of people who are purposefully spreading misinformation on vaccines, which he says misleads people who are already hesitant on getting the shots.
"The only thing that stands between the new way of life and the current way of life is, frankly, hesitancy to vaccinations," he said, adding that people can get "back to normal" if they get the vaccine.
"Those people are criminals," Pfizer’s Albert Bourla told Atlantic Council think tank CEO Frederick Kempe on Tuesday. "They’re not bad people. They’re criminals because they have literally cost millions of lives."
Bourla said it is a "very small" group of people who are purposefully spreading misinformation on vaccines, which he says misleads people who are already hesitant on getting the shots.
"The only thing that stands between the new way of life and the current way of life is, frankly, hesitancy to vaccinations," he said, adding that people can get "back to normal" if they get the vaccine.
The flu vaccine is usually good for one year, even though it might not be for that year's strain. These vaccines lose it at 6 months. Or was that the plan all along .
Hijinx
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The flu vaccine is usually good for one year, even though it might not be for that year's strain. These vaccines lose it at 6 months. Or was that the plan all along .
Well of course we don't know the plan but the CEO of Pfizer is going around telling everyone to stop bitching and get the shot. 6 months is about the time the Covid Vaccine seems to run out of potency, but to be honest, it doesn't even stop you from getting the vaccine even the day after you get the shot. It was fine for a while, it built people's confidence to go out, and we stopped the masks for a while. but how good was it really. Not that good in my estimation.
Dozens of Alaska doctors are asking the State Medical Board to investigate physicians spreading COVID-19 misinformation
Nearly 100 Alaska physicians have signed a letter asking the State Medical Board to investigate the conduct of local doctors who have publicly advocated for the use of unproven COVID-19 treatments during the latest and deadliest virus surge.
“We are writing out of concern that medical misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccine and treatment is being spread in Alaska, including by physicians,” said the letter, which was drafted by Merijeanne Moore, a private practice psychiatrist in Anchorage.
“We hope that you will investigate this seriously, as the spread of misinformation has been identified as a threat to public health by the US Surgeon General, the Alaska Chief Medical Officer, and three medical specialty boards,” the letter said.
Nearly 100 Alaska physicians have signed a letter asking the State Medical Board to investigate the conduct of local doctors who have publicly advocated for the use of unproven COVID-19 treatments during the latest and deadliest virus surge.
“We are writing out of concern that medical misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccine and treatment is being spread in Alaska, including by physicians,” said the letter, which was drafted by Merijeanne Moore, a private practice psychiatrist in Anchorage.
“We hope that you will investigate this seriously, as the spread of misinformation has been identified as a threat to public health by the US Surgeon General, the Alaska Chief Medical Officer, and three medical specialty boards,” the letter said.