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dudeithinkBLM
6y ago
The WHO's January 20th memo on PCR threshold which advised labs to verify cycles are at a level which doesn't generate a high false positive rate? “[a]fter thorough investigation, WHO confirmed that the tests were not always being
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dudeithinkBLM
6y ago
Hoo boy... Someone only watches MSM for their news.
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dudeithinkBLM
6y ago
All of these "free money!" ideas sounds absolutely fantastic until we get to "okay, so where does the money to pay for it come from?" I see that the article completely omits the possible source for this funding.
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dudeithinkBLM
6y ago
Here you are: https://youtu.be/MSVNm7XbnYA
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dudeithinkBLM
6y ago
I'm afraid you are likely loaded with worms, even without your participation in this experiment.
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dudeithinkBLM
6y ago
Unfortunately it's not exactly spelled out for you like that. Can you imagine though? As seen on a hypothetical NBC Nightly News broadcast: "The government is using its influence over corporate media to shape public opinion in an
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dudeithinkBLM
6y ago
I'm afraid I see it differently. After years of carefully watching the media, I've realized that they do not have the citizen's best interests at heart. Whatever they're pushing, I'm intensely suspicious of. Here&
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dudeithinkBLM
6y ago
Doesn't exactly look worthy of losing our collective freedom of speech and right to assemble over. A stark contrast over the story being pushed in the media. Yet this event will be used as a scapegoat to push those very things in the
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dudeithinkBLM
6y ago
Uh no. A group of yahoos being let into the Capitol to take selfies is not a valid reason to endorse censorship and giving up our collective freedom of speech.
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6y ago
https://hereistheevidence.com/
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dudeithinkBLM
6y ago
Hmm, did "flat earth" suddenly go out of style for linking ridiculous not-believable conspiracy theories to people who doubt consensus establishment views? Got it, I'll start shrieking about guitar pedals now whenever anyone
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dudeithinkBLM
6y ago
Disengenous is correct and the media blows their credibility yet again every time they attempt to politicize this. I read this and thought: oh, another article where the author attempts to say people that don't wholeheartedly trust the
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dudeithinkBLM
6y ago
Someone will at least attempt to vaguely link this story to anti-vaxxers in an attempt to denigrate and discredit their views.
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6y ago
Source for multiple articles where media breathlessly claims that HBOT reverses aging?
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6y ago
Ugh, those three listed are widely accepted in truth seeking community to be utter nonsense. They are ridiculed and dismissed as theories planted by shills and three letter agencies to make conspiracy theorists seem crazy. Instead substit
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6y ago
Is this supposed to scare people away? Lol, talk about an empty argument. See if you can somehow link him to flat earthers or the anti-vax movement as well.
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6y ago
What's funny is the article starts with Flat Earth, a theory even the conspiracy crowd ridicules. There are tons of Flat Earth videos on YouTube to this day. If it's so dangerous, why not censor it site wide like all the videos q