NATION
The Biden Clan’s Con Is Coming to an End
The Farce of the Four Trump Prosecution Cases
Trump’s GOP debate night interview at 170 million views and counting
Facebook is funding activists demanding censorship of their enemies during a national referendum
Five Alarm Alert! TGP Founder Jim Hoft Exposes Massive Election Fraud Coverup Rumble
Media Giant Gannett Sued for Allegedly Discriminating Against White Employees
Report: GOP Governors “Defying” Federal Edicts
YouTube’s New Policy Will Censor all ████ YT
The Dangers of Self Censorship During the Covid Pandemic
Despite publicly calling for more aggressive measures without quality supporting evidence, fact-checkers never censored me, labeled my views as misinformation, nor publicly smeared me. During this time I was easily able to publish in medical journals and in the news media. Many journalists began contacting me for my opinions, and I became friendly with several of them. It wouldn’t have occurred to me to hold back or hesitate before sharing my ideas and opinions. However, those advocating for less restrictive measures were fact-checked, labeled misinformation spreaders, censored, and publicly smeared as COVID-deniers, anti-maskers, and anti-vaxxers.
Soon, however, it was my turn. I remember the first time I felt the impulse to censor myself on COVID-19 policy. A friend of mine, a teacher, asked me to speak against school reopening at a Louisiana public hearing in the summer of 2020. Initially I had supported school closures, but by this time I was worried that the data demonstrated that school closures were likely more harmful than beneficial for children and society-at-large. But I didn’t speak my views at the hearing, or anywhere. I self-censored. I was worried that I did not have enough data to back up my opinions on this topic, even though previously I had felt comfortable advocating for more aggressive policies with considerably less evidence.
WORLD
As it happened: India makes history! Chandrayaan-3 lands on Moon
Sudan: Heavy fighting in Khartoum for control of a strategic military base
Iran Looks For Its Lost Billions In Syria
BRICS invites six nations to join developing world bloc
Bangladesh: 8 more dengue patients die; 2,201 hospitalised in 24hrs
HEMISPHERE
Ottawa police wiretapped Constable Grus for probing spike in sudden infant deaths YT
The legacy of the UCA that dictator Daniel Ortega seeks to destroy
Is Evacuation of 8,600 Venezuelan Miners Just Another Smokescreen?
HEALTH
Increasing Heart Attacks in Young Athletes
MACRO
How Inflation Destroys Civilization… and What You Can Do About It
Sweden to lift ban on uranium mining
Peter Schiff: BRICS Nations Will Blunt Western Dominance
MICRO
Top Streamer Steven Crowder Surpasses $7.5 Million in Subscription Payments Within 5 Months
Most popular Rumble streamers worldwide as of June 2023, by peak viewership
WORTH ANOTHER LOOK
Detective tried to uncover vaccine status of dead children’s parents, sources say Mainstream
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