The fake news media is on the take. It is funded by Google and, to lesser extent, other Big Tech. From Google CEO Sundar Pichai’s Congressional Testimony in March 2021: Continue reading How Google Funds Fake News Media
Category Archives: fake news media
Jacob Chansley on Jan 6 and False Flag Operations in the Era of Big Tech
Update: Jacob Chansley was released in March 2023, 14 months early. This tends to confirm that he was a false flag operative.
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Washington DC, January 6, 2021. The actor Jacob Chansley, playing his QAnon Shaman persona, appears on a raised platform. His torso is exposed to the wind and cold. Fifteen to thirty minutes later, he is inside the warm Capitol building. How did Jacob Chansley know he would manage to get inside?
Jacob Chansley, also known as Jake Angeli, climbed the platform wearing thick gloves (see second photo). It is smart when climbing a metal construction in cold, but how did he know ahead of time that he would do that?
After leaving the platform, he went to a locked and closed door of the Capitol while carrying a spear with a carelessly attached flag, a megaphone, an electronic device, and a small backpack (see video). In a few minutes, somebody opened the door from inside and let him and the crowd behind him to enter the Capitol building. How did Chansley know that this would happen and the precise time? Without prior knowledge, he might have expected to remain outside for hours before being arrested. At his spot, he would also have been deprived of his audience.
There is only one answer to these questions. Chansley acted under the control of persons who knew ahead of time that the Capitol would be breached. Only those who caused the breach could have known this. Only Democrats were interested in the Capitol breach on Jan 6. Only Democrat operatives could have arranged it. So Chansley must have been hired by Democrat operatives to do what he did on January 6.
Chansley was not a Trump supporter. Continue reading Jacob Chansley on Jan 6 and False Flag Operations in the Era of Big Tech
Misc 2021
2021-09-29: Some doctors under-dose Ivermectin by prescribing only 12 mg. This is not enough for the current variants! The current recommendations for early treatment is 0.5 mg/kg. That comes to 30-60 mg, depending on the patient’s weight. Ivermectin must be taken after a fatty meal. Continue reading Misc 2021
HCQ, Gilead and MOTU 2
The aggressive promotion of RDV by Gilead Sciences (GILD) contributed to the campaign against Hydroxychloroquine, the key part of the most effective treatment for C19. Google, Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft, and the fake news media led attacks against HCQ. Gilead Sciences is headquartered in the Silicon Valley.
The following table shows a surprising concentration of publicly traded shares of Gilead, Big Tech / (anti-) social media, and the New York Times in the hands of a small group of 6-8 investment management corporations. Continue reading HCQ, Gilead and MOTU 2
Fauci Lied about Cross-Reactivity Study
Dr. Anthony Fauci brazenly lied to Senator Rand Paul, MD, when questioned about preexisting immunity to COVID-19, that some people have from coronavirus common colds. Existence of such cross-reactivity was not in doubt and was acknowledged by Dr. Fauci earlier. But on Wednesday, September 23, Dr. Fauci said “there was a study that recently came out that preexisting immunity to coronaviruses that are common cold do not cross-react with the covid-19”. Continue reading Fauci Lied about Cross-Reactivity Study
Google Recommends Bleach
Google recommends bleach for COVID-19:
“Unexpired household bleach will be effective against coronaviruses when properly diluted. Prepare a bleach solution by mixing 5 tablespoons (1/3 cup) bleach per gallon of water”
HCQ, Gilead and MOTU
The aggressive promotion of Remdesivir by Gilead Sciences (GILD) contributed to the campaign against HCQ, the key part of the most effective treatment for C19. Google, Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft, and the fake news media led attacks against HCQ. Gilead Sciences is headquartered in the Silicon Valley.
The following table shows a surprising concentration of publicly traded shares of Gilead, Big Tech / (anti-) social media, and the New York Times in the hands of a small group of 6-8 investment management corporations. Continue reading HCQ, Gilead and MOTU
What is Fact Checker
Career Opportunities in Writing (T. Allan Taylor, James Robert Parish, 2006) is a book describing various jobs in writing. On page 101, it lists
Fact Checker
Fact Checker Duties: Check the accuracy of manuscripts or other material prior to publication Position Description Publishers of books, periodicals, and reports tend to rely heavily upon the accuracy of their authors, but most publishers have Fact Checkers double-check for errors. … Thus, a Fact Checker helps to guard the reputation of a publisher and its writers. Fact Checkers usually work from a copy of the manuscript and frequently have access to the author's original notes, interview tapes, and other original material. … if an author states that a certain event occurred on a particular date and in a certain place, a Fact Checker must verify all three elements by using such sources as an encyclopedia or specialized biographical dictionaries.
Stop Facebook, Twitter, and Google
No, a red triangle with a black outline is not a nazi symbol. Far left outfits Color of Change and/or Bend the Arc have shown a red triangle, attached to prisoners’ uniform, and a document in German. This is a smear campaign. The attempted demonetizing of The Federalist was the first shot in it. Continue reading Stop Facebook, Twitter, and Google
Boulware et al. Affirms HCQ Efficacy, but Misinterpreted
July 18 update. This study (NCT04308668, 03/17 – 05/20) has a second part, which was mis-reported on July 16 as Hydroxychloroquine in Nonhospitalized Adults With Early COVID-19 in the Annals of Internal Medicine. At the closer look, the study started on March 11 as a bona fide clinical trial, which devolved into a scientific fraud on or after March 24. Read about it above: anti-HCQ Scientific Fraud, BS-2.
The first author, Dr. David Boulware, falsely denied that he was hired by Revive Therapeutics Ltd., a psychedelic mushrooms peddler, as Scientific Advisor to promote its “orphan drug” Bucillamine (unrelated to psychedelic mushrooms), as a competitor to HCQ for COVID-19 .
Continue reading Boulware et al. Affirms HCQ Efficacy, but Misinterpreted