I have not seen much chatter here about the 'Twitter Files', for some reason.

Here is some commentary from Tom Woods.

'The latest episode of the Twitter Files involves Twitter and Covid, and the suppression of alternative voices (no matter how well supported by actual data).

We learn that the Trump Administration asked the Big Tech platforms, including Twitter, to suppress stories about runs on grocery stores -- even though there actually were runs on grocery stores.

By far the worst offenses came under the Biden Administration, which specifically targeted "anti-vax" accounts.

We already knew, because it came out in Alex Berenson's lawsuit, that Berenson had been targeted by name by the White House. People like him were "killing people," according to Joe Biden, because he warned people to be cautious about a novel technology.

An internal memo at Twitter reveals that the Biden White House was "very unhappy" with Twitter for not being aggressive enough in silencing dissident voices.
Martin Kulldorff of Harvard Medical School, who is more favorable to the shots, nevertheless said on Twitter that there was no reason to inject the entire population, and certainly not children or the recovered.

Even though this was the exact policy that some other countries followed, it was deemed "misinformation" by the geniuses at Twitter.

David Zweig, who broke this chapter of the Twitter Files, adds that "after Twitter took action, Kulldorff's tweet was slapped with a 'Misleading' label and all replies and likes were shut off, throttling the tweet's ability to be seen and shared by many people, the ostensible core function of the platform."
Now how about this.
I talked to Kelley Krohnert, who had exposed bogus claims being made by numerous official sources that Covid was currently the leading cause of death in children. That has never even been close to the truth, as anyone even casually acquainted with the data knows. This false claim was obviously intended to panic the population into giving children the shots. An examination of the CDC's own numbers showed it to be wildly off the mark.

Everyone now concedes that Krohnert was correct in ridiculing this claim about Covid and children. But even though she used the CDC's own numbers to make her point, and even though she herself was responding to misinformation, it was her writing that Twitter branded as misinformation!

The examples go on and on.

Honestly, imagine claiming you're fighting misinformation while simultaneously claiming that Covid is the number-one killer of children.
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