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It’s probably the one that said not to use ivermectin and now say that what they said is that they didn’t recommend it meanwhile all news orgs and social media
by mc32 4y ago
It’s probably the one that said not to use ivermectin and now say that what they said is that they didn’t recommend it meanwhile all news orgs and social media suppressed any mention of ivermectin and when they did it was to confound it with veterinary medicine.
- mrtksn 4y agoRight, so there’s no ministry of truth but choices of some media companies to promote government recommendations that turned out to be best to their knowledge and not absolute truth?
- mc32 4y agoNo government officials promoted certain narratives which have been proven false and they walk things back and the news doesn’t push back on that. Moreover the government had embeds and was in communication with social media and traditional coordinating what to disseminate and what to suppress. The. You have more dignitaries at the WEF and UN COP saying how wonderful it was that Covid prepared people and provided for better government control…
- mrtksn 4y agoSo there's no ministry of truth and the US Govt was wrong on some aspects and some of the news organisations didn't pushed back?
- mc32 4y agoOh ok. Obviously Russia and China are not fascist because they have never said they are fascist. Got it; thanks!
- mrtksn 4y agoI just don't see how a government body responsible for the public health having an advice for health which is pushed by some of the media counts as ministry of truth.
- notinfuriated 4y agoIt's already been pointed out to you that when people say "Ministry of Truth", they're referring to the defunct "Disinformation Governance Board" created within the DHS. You chose to ignore that.
- mrtksn 4y agoObviously that's not what mc32 had in his mind
- notinfuriated 4y agoInteresting you didn't engage with those other replies then. Why is that?
- mrtksn 4y agoWhen I don't have anything to add, ask or object, I don't engage.
- naasking 4y ago> Right, so there’s no ministry of truth but choices of some media companies to promote government recommendations If you think the government phone-calling people at social media companies flagging specific instances and people for "misinformation" is not a form of intimidation, then you need to familiarize yourself with the legal precedent here.