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Timeline and Early Chronology of Covid-19 “Pandemic”, PCR Assay and Sequencing
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Archived 5 years ago from Global Research
Timeline and Early Chronology of Covid-19 “Pandemic”, PCR Assay and Sequencing

The following text by Chiron Return provides an incisive and carefully documented analysis of the history and early chronology (May 2019- May 2020) of the crisis which is affecting all mankind. This research also points to relevant events which happened before the official announcements by China …

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Why anti-vaxxers embrace ivermectin and don’t trust Covid-19 vaccines
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Archived 5 years ago from Vox.com
Why anti-vaxxers embrace ivermectin and don’t trust Covid-19 vaccines

Some Americans who are reluctant to get vaccinated believe they are living through a very different pandemic — one where the approved Covid-19 vaccines are ineffective and dangerous, and where a long list of “miracle cures,” ivermectin among them, are critical to patients’ health and safety. From …

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Big Mad Anti-Vaxxers Are Planning a Walkout — and It’s Flopping
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Archived 5 years ago from Rolling Stone
Big Mad Anti-Vaxxers Are Planning a Walkout — and It’s Flopping

When President Biden announced last night that his administration would be instituting vaccine mandates for up to 100 million Americans, no one expected anti-vaxxers and far-right extremists to be particularly happy. Yet one would’ve thought they would’ve organized something a little better than …

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9/11 conspiracies: Hoaxes spreading faster, farther
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Archived 5 years ago from ABC10.com KXTV
9/11 conspiracies: Hoaxes spreading faster, farther

Experts say that while conspiracy theories are nothing new in America, the internet has allowed them to spread farther and faster than ever before. NEW YORK — Korey Rowe served tours in Iraq and Afghanistan and returned to the U.S. in 2004 traumatized and disillusioned. His experiences overseas and …

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The ‘Dead-Internet Theory’ Is Wrong but Feels True
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Archived 5 years ago from The Atlantic
The ‘Dead-Internet Theory’ Is Wrong but Feels True

If you search the phrase i hate texting on Twitter and scroll down, you will start to notice a pattern. An account with the handle @pixyIuvr and a glowing heart as a profile picture tweets, “i hate texting i just want to hold ur hand,” receiving 16,000 likes. An account with the handle @f41rygf and …

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From election to COVID, 9/11 conspiracies cast a long shadow
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Archived 5 years ago from The Independent
From election to COVID, 9/11 conspiracies cast a long shadow

Korey Rowe served tours in Iraq and Afghanistan and returned to the U.S. in 2004 traumatized and disillusioned. His experiences overseas and nagging questions about Sept. 11, 2001 convinced him America’s leaders were lying about what happened that day and the wars that followed. The result was …

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Showtime ‘UFO’ Phoenix Lights True Story – Phoenix Lights UFO Scandal, Explained
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Archived 5 years ago from Esquire
Showtime ‘UFO’ Phoenix Lights True Story – Phoenix Lights UFO Scandal, Explained

You’ve heard of Roswell, but that’s hardly the only supposed U.F.O sighting in the United States. In Showtime’s sleek and sophisticated new docuseries, UFO, co-directors Paul Crowder and Mark Monroe revisit some of the hundreds of other encounters of the third kind that might not be as famous as …

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Why antivaxxers and conspiracy theorists love Linktree
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Archived 5 years ago from Input
Why antivaxxers and conspiracy theorists love Linktree

Linktree is used by Instagrammers to plug their promoted products, TikTokers to direct fans to their digital presences off the platform, and — full disclosure — by me to provide options to buy my new book. Sixteen million people use the service to collate a range of links onto a simple, …

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Sounding off: TV’s influence on conspiracy theories
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Archived 5 years ago from TribLIVE
Sounding off: TV’s influence on conspiracy theories

TV may be at fault with the problem we have today with QAnon and other conspiracy theories. Once upon a time, History and the Travel Channel were my favorites. Now they should be renamed Pseudoscience Channels 1 and 2, as they are filled with programs about UFOs, Bigfoot, ghosts, ancient aliens and …

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