The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
John C. A. Manley, 20 Reasons Mandatory Face Masks are Unsafe, Ineffective and Immoral
1. Cavities 2. Facial Deformities 3. Acne Vulgaris 4. Increased Risk of COVID-19 5. Bacterial Pneumonia 6. Immune Suppressing 7. Germophopia 8. Toxic 9. Psychologically Harmful
500,000 FAKE DEATHS! Rebuttal by The Anti-New York Times
About 9 months ago, the “Editorial Board” of The Anti-New York Times warned its readership that because there is a constant fresh supply of dead bodies from various causes — 2.9 million per year in the United States to be precise — “deaths” attributed to phony “flares-ups,” ™ “second waves” ™ and “variants” ™ of Stupid-19 would be about as easy to conjure up as the opening or closing of a water spigot. Now, exactly one year into the great Globalist Scamdemic, the felonious faucet of fatality has pumped up the “national death toll” ™ to 500,000, and counting. How was this sickening sleight of hand achieved? The methods were surprisingly simple.
ORWELLIAN: YouTube censors all videos from an academic conference on the dangers of censorship
An academic conference on media censorship and the dangers of free speech infringements online has, ironically, been censored by YouTube.
The Google-owned video platform decided to pull all videos from the Critical Media Literacy Conference of the Americas 2020 for violating its “community standards,” which include never saying anything bad about censorship.
New York Times Invented Story that Capitol Police Officer Was Killed by Trump Supporters
The media story that Officer Sicknick died from an attack with a fire extinguisher by a MAGA mob was the cornerstone of the impeachment charges against Donald Trump and it is the excuse for new domestic-terror laws proposed by Democrats. Tucker Carlson points out, however, that Sicknick died from a stroke, and there were no signs of trauma to his body. It was all a lie. –GEG
News in the Trump years became a narrative drama, with each day advancing a tale of worsening political emergency, driven by subplots involving familiar casts of characters, in the manner of episodic television. It worked, but news directors and editors hit a stumbling block. If you cover everything like there’s no tomorrow, what happens when there is, in fact, a tomorrow?
