we all know how your call of Trump's lawyers stopping the steal went, you should've stayed on hiatus instead of embarrassing yourself further.
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Your people are still bleeting on about muh Russia even though the least popular candidate in history by convention votes somehow managed 100M totally legitimate and not fraudulent votes.
A-OK bud.
Also I had actual life shit to attend to instead of shitposting. I never forgot about you bb.
yeah, yeah, release the kraken, wutevs. Go on and jerk off to how Trump is going to be reinstated this fall.
G Money, that's all been debunked.
These vids show how Biden could not get the Ten Day Election Fraud Investigation Started, and He Tried Really Really Hard.
youtube doesn't want to waste their hard drive space on these Bulky video files so they could not afford to dole them out willy nilly, much to their dissapointment. If Congress is willing to grant them some funds, i hear a new great big ol 500 Gig drive just might be possible.
Then we could maybe get a look there. Meanwhile...
If you ain't scared of Bitchute, you can see for yourself, at the thread linked down a few notches, There's Big Joe Biden on capitol hill twisting arms with schumer and pelosi and my boy Nadler, I loves me some Nadler, but back to the point, Nothing they could do could get those silly waste of time hearings done.
I hear that Bitchute has Goblins!
https://elitetrader.com/et/threads/...of-grievance-election-fraud-complaint.359611/
Lucky for us, nobody wasted time on that canard.
Things were in the Shitter there for a while.
Close call.
These vids show how Biden could not get the Ten Day Election Fraud Investigation Started, and He Tried Really Really Hard.
youtube doesn't want to waste their hard drive space on these Bulky video files so they could not afford to dole them out willy nilly, much to their dissapointment. If Congress is willing to grant them some funds, i hear a new great big ol 500 Gig drive just might be possible.
Then we could maybe get a look there. Meanwhile...
If you ain't scared of Bitchute, you can see for yourself, at the thread linked down a few notches, There's Big Joe Biden on capitol hill twisting arms with schumer and pelosi and my boy Nadler, I loves me some Nadler, but back to the point, Nothing they could do could get those silly waste of time hearings done.
I hear that Bitchute has Goblins!
https://elitetrader.com/et/threads/...of-grievance-election-fraud-complaint.359611/
Lucky for us, nobody wasted time on that canard.
Things were in the Shitter there for a while.
Close call.
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Media allowed itself to be duped by one man on COVID-19
By Arthur Bloom
June 22, 2021 | 8:07pm | Updated
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The truth is starting to come out about Peter Daszak.Twitter
The more we learn about Peter Daszak, one of the main villains of the COVID epidemic, the worse it gets.
Daszak is president of EcoHealth Alliance, a nongovernmental organization mostly funded by the US government. EcoHealth passed some of that money on to the lab in Wuhan, China.
It was Daszak who organized the letter in The Lancet from February 2020 dismissing as “misinformation” claims that the virus may have originated from the Wuhan Virology Lab. The letter created the illusion of consensus, which internet companies proceeded to enforce through censorship, and the media reinforced by constantly interviewing Daszak himself.
There might be journalistic value in hearing from the Chernobyl plant director about all those clouds floating over Ukraine. But if he suggests the rash of mysterious sores and cancers were due to a faulty shipment of microwaves recently arrived in Pripyat, you’d probably think he was engaged in a bit of “motivated reasoning.”
Apparently not the World Health Organization, which invited Daszak to join their microwave hunt in Wuhan.
SEE ALSO
EcoHealth Alliance head Daszak leaves UN-backed COVID origins probe
In the last two days, Daszak has been removed from The Lancet’s own UN-backed commission investigating COVID’s origins, though whether he removed himself or was fired remains unclear.
It appears Daszak collaborated with Anthony Fauci as well, based on a recently released email in which he thanks the NIAID director for “publicly standing up and stating that the scientific evidence supports a natural origin for COVID-19 from a bat-to-human spillover, not a lab release.”
To top it all off, the Trump administration canceled the EcoHealth grant in early 2020, a move that was characterized by “60 Minutes” and NPR as jeopardizing a possible COVID-19 cure. Both stories featured — guess who — Daszak.
Anthony Fauci collaborated with Peter Daszak, newly released emails revealed.
Pool/Getty Images
Now we learn that Google’s charitable arm may have also funded EcoHealth. Steve Hilton suggested Monday on Fox that the Google funding might have something to do with why information about COVID was so ruthlessly policed on social media platforms and search engines.
We’ll be sorting through the many failures of the COVID pandemic for years, failures by the most important institutions of society, from big tech to scientific research to public health to the media, but whatever blame rests on them, we can say Daszak helped break them all.
What does it say about the state of our media and social media that one man can so wrongly shape a narrative?
By Arthur Bloom
June 22, 2021 | 8:07pm | Updated
Enlarge Image
The truth is starting to come out about Peter Daszak.Twitter
The more we learn about Peter Daszak, one of the main villains of the COVID epidemic, the worse it gets.
Daszak is president of EcoHealth Alliance, a nongovernmental organization mostly funded by the US government. EcoHealth passed some of that money on to the lab in Wuhan, China.
It was Daszak who organized the letter in The Lancet from February 2020 dismissing as “misinformation” claims that the virus may have originated from the Wuhan Virology Lab. The letter created the illusion of consensus, which internet companies proceeded to enforce through censorship, and the media reinforced by constantly interviewing Daszak himself.
There might be journalistic value in hearing from the Chernobyl plant director about all those clouds floating over Ukraine. But if he suggests the rash of mysterious sores and cancers were due to a faulty shipment of microwaves recently arrived in Pripyat, you’d probably think he was engaged in a bit of “motivated reasoning.”
Apparently not the World Health Organization, which invited Daszak to join their microwave hunt in Wuhan.
SEE ALSO
EcoHealth Alliance head Daszak leaves UN-backed COVID origins probe
In the last two days, Daszak has been removed from The Lancet’s own UN-backed commission investigating COVID’s origins, though whether he removed himself or was fired remains unclear.
It appears Daszak collaborated with Anthony Fauci as well, based on a recently released email in which he thanks the NIAID director for “publicly standing up and stating that the scientific evidence supports a natural origin for COVID-19 from a bat-to-human spillover, not a lab release.”
To top it all off, the Trump administration canceled the EcoHealth grant in early 2020, a move that was characterized by “60 Minutes” and NPR as jeopardizing a possible COVID-19 cure. Both stories featured — guess who — Daszak.
Anthony Fauci collaborated with Peter Daszak, newly released emails revealed.
Pool/Getty Images
Now we learn that Google’s charitable arm may have also funded EcoHealth. Steve Hilton suggested Monday on Fox that the Google funding might have something to do with why information about COVID was so ruthlessly policed on social media platforms and search engines.
We’ll be sorting through the many failures of the COVID pandemic for years, failures by the most important institutions of society, from big tech to scientific research to public health to the media, but whatever blame rests on them, we can say Daszak helped break them all.
What does it say about the state of our media and social media that one man can so wrongly shape a narrative?
https://www.latimes.com/science/sto...virus-cases-were-undetected-early-in-pandemic
Nearly 5 out of 6 coronavirus cases were undetected in pandemic’s early months
Scientists at the National Institutes of Health who studied blood samples from across the United States have discovered that for every coronavirus infection recorded during the spring and summer of 2020, nearly five more went undetected — amounting to nearly 17 million additional cases by July 2020.
Nearly 5 out of 6 coronavirus cases were undetected in pandemic’s early months
Scientists at the National Institutes of Health who studied blood samples from across the United States have discovered that for every coronavirus infection recorded during the spring and summer of 2020, nearly five more went undetected — amounting to nearly 17 million additional cases by July 2020.
https://www.nih.gov/news-events/new...-prevalence-far-exceeded-early-pandemic-cases
NIH study suggests COVID-19 prevalence far exceeded early pandemic cases
Researchers estimate nearly 17 million undiagnosed cases in the U.S. by mid-July 2020.
“The estimate of COVID-19 cases in the United States in mid-July 2020, 3 million in a population of 330 million, should be revised upwards by almost 20 million when the percent of asymptomatic positive results is included,” said senior co-author Kaitlyn Sadtler, Ph.D., chief of the NIBIB Section on Immunoengineering. “This wide gap between the known cases at the time and these asymptomatic infections has implications not only for retrospectively understanding this pandemic, but future pandemic preparedness.”
NIH study suggests COVID-19 prevalence far exceeded early pandemic cases
Researchers estimate nearly 17 million undiagnosed cases in the U.S. by mid-July 2020.
“The estimate of COVID-19 cases in the United States in mid-July 2020, 3 million in a population of 330 million, should be revised upwards by almost 20 million when the percent of asymptomatic positive results is included,” said senior co-author Kaitlyn Sadtler, Ph.D., chief of the NIBIB Section on Immunoengineering. “This wide gap between the known cases at the time and these asymptomatic infections has implications not only for retrospectively understanding this pandemic, but future pandemic preparedness.”