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A Case of “Intellectual Capture?” On YouTube’s Demonetization of Bret Weinstein, by Matt Taibbi

YouTube’s use of government guidelines to regulate speech raises serious questions, both about the First Amendment and regulatory capture. Click here to see full discussion video.

If the Wuhan lab-leak hypothesis is true, expect a political earthquake

The potential consequences of the origins of the virus (a Wuhan lab leak) are shattering – if they can be proved.

The NHS just changed how they count Covid “cases”…here’s why.

NHS source claims new data will be “more realistic” in the future, by removing “incidental” Covid cases from the records.

Alameda County COVID-19 Death Toll Lowered by 25% After Counting Method Change

Using the older definition of COVID-19 deaths, a resident who had COVID-19 but died due to another cause, like a car accident, this person would be included in the total number of reported COVID-19 deaths for Alameda County. Under the updated definition of COVID-19 deaths, this person would not be included in the total because COVID-19 was not a contributing factor in the death.

Ivermectin: Can a Drug Be “Right-Wing”?

A potential Covid-19 treatment has become hostage to a larger global fight between populists and anti-populists. Ivermectin has suffered the same fate as thousands of other news topics since Donald Trump first announced his run for the presidency nearly six years ago, cleaved in two to inhabit separate factual universes for left and right audiences.

“This whole pandemic, from the beginning, was about the vaccine.”

Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH, is vice chairman of medicine at Baylor University Medical Center and a professor of medicine at Texas A&M College of Medicine in Dallas. An internist, cardiologist and epidemiologist, he is the editor in chief of “Cardiorenal Medicine” and “Reviews in Cardiovascular Medicine.” He has authored over 500 cited works in the National Library of Medicine.

COVID Diagnosis with PCR | Misinterpreting results

This video explains why RT-PCR tests, which are the gold standard for diagnostic testing, may be hindering our fight against COVID-19; how, after seven months, we still aren’t doing testing right; and what experts believe needs to change.