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Dr. Bryan Ardis talks warns that covid hospital protocols are needlessly killing patients – Brighteon.TV
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Archived 5 years ago from Natural News
Dr. Bryan Ardis talks warns that covid hospital protocols are needlessly killing patients – Brighteon.TV

The Thrive Time Show sat down with Dr. Bryan Ardis to talk about how COVID-19 protocols that hospitals are required to follow are actually killing patients. According to Ardis, hospitals dictate the protocols for COVID-19 treatment, and among these protocols include the use of drugs remdesivir, …

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Opinion: Conspiracy theories have run amok; can education save us?
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Archived 5 years ago from Iowa City Press-Citizen
Opinion: Conspiracy theories have run amok; can education save us?

Question: Who would ever believe Ever Green, the ship that blocked the Suez Canal (March 23-29), was a human trafficking vessel connected to Hillary Clinton because its radio call sign, H3RC, contained Hillary’s initials, HRC?  Answer: QAnon followers, who also believed Donald Trump was under …

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Conspiracy theories have run amok; can education save us?
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Archived 5 years ago from Iowa City Press-Citizen
Conspiracy theories have run amok; can education save us?

Question: Who would ever believe Ever Green, the ship that blocked the Suez Canal (March 23-29), was a human trafficking vessel connected to Hillary Clinton because its radio call sign, H3RC, contained Hillary’s initials, HRC?  Answer: QAnon followers, who also believed Donald Trump was under …

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QAnon supporters flood Chicago hospital with calls to administer ivermectin
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Archived 5 years ago from Becker’s Hospital Review
QAnon supporters flood Chicago hospital with calls to administer ivermectin

Advocates of conspiracy group QAnon coordinated demands for physicians at Amita Resurrection Medical Center in Chicago to administer ivermectin to a follower of the online movement hospitalized with COVID-19, the Chicago Sun-Times reports.  Beginning Sept. 6, QAnon supporters contacted the hospital …

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Sen. Elizabeth Warren asks Amazon CEO Andy Jassy to explain why the company’s algorithms recommend Covid misinformation
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Archived 5 years ago from CNBC
Sen. Elizabeth Warren asks Amazon CEO Andy Jassy to explain why the company’s algorithms recommend Covid misinformation

Andy Jassy, CEO of Amazon and then CEO of Amazon Web Services, speaks at the WSJD Live conference in Laguna Beach, California, October 25, 2016. Mike Blake | Reuters Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., sent a letter to Amazon on Wednesday demanding it do more to stop the spread of Covid misinformation …

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QAnon supporters protest Chicago hospital to demand ivermectin treatment for Covid patient
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Archived 5 years ago from The Independent
QAnon supporters protest Chicago hospital to demand ivermectin treatment for Covid patient

A Chicago hospital has been targeted by QAnon conspiracy theorists insisting that a woman who is hospitalised with COVID-19 be treated with ivermectin, a medication primarily used to deworm horses. Amita Resurrection Medical Center has faced a barrage of phone calls from supporters who have …

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Angry QAnon backers want Northwest Side hospital to treat supporter’s COVID-19 with unapproved drug
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Archived 5 years ago from Chicago Sun-Times
Angry QAnon backers want Northwest Side hospital to treat supporter’s COVID-19 with unapproved drug

Key backers of the QAnon conspiracy theory are carrying out a coordinated campaign against a Northwest Side hospital that has refused to prescribe an unapproved drug to treat one of the group’s followers for COVID-19. QAnon supporters have in recent days targeted Amita Resurrection Medical Center …

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Chinese exile Guo Wengui uses misinformation network to push unproven drugs to treat Covid
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Archived 5 years ago from CNBC
Chinese exile Guo Wengui uses misinformation network to push unproven drugs to treat Covid

Guo Wengui, a wealthy businessman who fled China in 2014 and is linked to several high-profile far-right personalities in America, has been using his online network to promote unproven drugs to treat Covid-19 while spreading misinformation about the vaccines used to combat the disease. As recently …

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