FRONTLINE DOCTORS ADDRESS COVID-19 DISINFORMATION -Banned Trump tweet-

[revelarts]

FRONTLINE DOCTORS ADDRESS COVID-19 DISINFORMATION -Banned Trump tweet-

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https://www.bitchute.com/video/KB5Vh99M8Y5Q/



FRONTLINE DOCTORS ADDRESS THE DISINFORMATION ABOUT COVID-19

the whole video that twitter youtube etc banned.

" frontline COVID-19 doctors address the disinformation about the coronavirus.
• Is it safe for children to return to school?
• Can COVID-19 be cured without a vaccine?
• Were the lockdowns necessary?"

jaw dropping

[jimnyc]

Saw that one too and almost even posted it. I still believe much of it is true - but then I read an article and they pointed out that she is more or less a quack doctor - or so they say. But I also think that any doctor speaking out against what the Dems are spewing will be kicked around.

I have heard and read WAY too much for anyone to convince me that the hydroxychloroquine isn't helpful at a minimum.

[jimnyc]

Also...

Videos being removed they don't like - happening all over Twitter - to conservatives only. Also on Instagram and Facebook. And search engines too!

[revelarts]

Also...

Videos being removed they don't like - happening all over Twitter - to conservatives only. Also on Instagram and Facebook. And search engines too!

Not just happening to Conservatives though Jim.
It's happening to "principled" progressives, Libertarians and anyone not in the woke, pro vaccine, pro war, pro gov't control camps etc...

[jimnyc]

Not just happening to Conservatives though Jim.
It's happening to "principled" progressives, Libertarians and anyone not in the woke, pro vaccine, pro war, pro gov't control camps etc...

No doubt, I should have stated that videos were being removed left and right, and more - by folks who disagree - and mostly leaders of these platforms.

But those who you don't see having things removed - far left cuckoos, anyone trying to post anything harmful about Trump, 'most' democrats and certainly not Biden or anyone remotely associated with him. Nor any leading MSM belonging to the Dems.

I agree with the things you say - but in addition to all of it collectively, I do think there is an individual effort going on to help Dems win the election.

[jimnyc]

@revelarts - this is another article stating basically what I read yesterday. But it's Yahoo, another far lefty source, and many in the media will vilify or worse some folks that may come forward that they disagree with. No doubt though, a few have some quack stuff in their background, if this is true.

But I can post many studies, up to last week, showing progress still and fantastic results using Hydroxy, and the left and others will have you believe it's worthless and will kill you.

Everything and anything that CNN and the democrats may disagree with is "disinformation".

They did speak too far on much of it, but also much I read was also common sense, in more ways than one.

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How Quack Doctors And Powerful GOP Operatives Spread Misinformation To Millions

A seemingly obscure Capitol Hill press conference by a fringe group of self-proclaimed medical experts quickly became on Monday the most widely seen propaganda video about the coronavirus after Breitbart News livestreamed it on Facebook. The post racked up tens of millions of views across social media in a matter of hours, far surpassing the traffic of the infamous “Plandemic” disinformation video. It grabbed the attention of President Donald Trump and his son Donald Trump Jr., who had his Twitter account partially suspended for sharing a link to the video.

The video featured a string of right-wing talking points that criticized lockdown measures, demonized public health officials, called for schools to reopen and urged Americans not to wear face masks. The speakers, who were all portrayed as doctors, often declared hydroxychloroquine a “cure” for COVID-19. (No legitimate medical organizations have recognized any “cure” for COVID-19, and multiple clinical trials have shown hydroxychloroquine is not beneficial in treating the virus.)

One of the main characters in the clip was a religious minister and pediatrician who has previously warned against having sex with demons — so at first glance, it would be easy to characterize the video as just another random conspiracy crank finding a massive audience thanks to Facebook.

But in fact, a conservative dark-money group was behind the press event that created this viral propaganda moment. The group featured in the video, “America’s Frontline Doctors,” sprang from nowhere only days ago and appears connected to groups involved in the Save Our Country Coalition, which was a driving force behind the “reopen” protests in April that lobbied for America’s rapid reopening, even as death tolls spike in hot spots across the country.

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Monday’s livestreamed event featuring the America’s Frontline Doctors group was organized by Tea Party Patriots, a wealthy Republican donor-backed nonprofit that, in partnership with FreedomWorks and other right-wing dark money groups, launched the Save Our Country Coalition in April to push for America’s rapid reopening. Jenny Beth Martin, TPP’s co-founder, spoke at the conference alongside the self-proclaimed frontline doctors, urging people to call their elected officials to demand access to hydroxychloroquine.

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A Strange Group Of Doctors

Many of the members of America’s Frontline Doctors have promoted fringe views that go against overwhelming medical evidence. The group includes a pro-Trump physician who has appeared on Fox News advocating against lockdowns and an evangelical Christian minister who has promoted bizarre claims about DNA from space aliens being used in medical treatment. Dr. Stella Immmanuel, a minister who operates a tiny walk-in medical clinic out of a strip mall in Texas, falsely claimed there was a “cure” for COVID-19 and suggested that people did not need to wear masks.

Immanuel is the author of several books which contain homophobic and extreme views, as well as writing that the “Harry Potter” series makes society “accept demonic activity and witchcraft as normal” and that “demonic music has penetrated the souls of our children and programmed them with an anti-Christ message.”

It is unclear how the group came together, but several have become popular in conservative circles for promoting views that align with Trump’s rhetoric on the pandemic.

Gold includes some vague details about her background in a bio on her website, which states that she “worked in Washington D.C. for the Surgeon General, as well as for the Chairman of the Labor & Human Resources Committee.”

But a spokesperson for the Department of Health and Human Services, which houses the Office of the Surgeon General, could not confirm that Gold worked in the office.

According to her LinkedIn page, Gold briefly served as a congressional fellow in 1997, in which she participated in “research and analysis of health policy issues” and wrote speeches for Sen. Jim Jeffords, the Republican chairman of the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee at the time.

Gold did not immediately respond to HuffPost’s request for comment.

Rest - https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/how-q...213923648.html

[revelarts]

Saw that one too and almost even posted it. I still believe much of it is true - but then I read an article and they pointed out that she is more or less a quack doctor - or so they say. But I also think that any doctor speaking out against what the Dems are spewing will be kicked around.

I have heard and read WAY too much for anyone to convince me that the hydroxychloroquine isn't helpful at a minimum.

"[I]Ad hominem (Latin for 'to the person'), is a term that refers to several types of arguments, most of which are fallacious. Typically this term refers to a rhetorical strategy where the speaker attacks the character, motive, or some other attribute of the person making an argument rather than attacking the substance of the argument itself. This avoids genuine debate by creating a diversion to some irrelevant but often highly charged issue.The most common form of this fallacy is "A makes a claim [I]x, B asserts that A holds a property that is unwelcome, and hence B concludes that argument x is wrong"."

It's the same type of Argument that would say that Trump is wrong about being pro-life because he's slept around.
Plus the video i posted is the WHOLE thing with the other doctors confirming there own and her REAL WORLD results.
Confirming it with studies done by the NIH itself.
And factually refuting Studies ---which had to be retracted--- against the hydroxychloroquine treatments.

But people have a hard time seeing past smears... like "he's a racist". he was with Trump on ONE ISSUE or He's a racist he was with Al Sparpton on ONE ISSUE.
Ad Hominium attacks are considered solid logical thinking nowadays with the "you're for use or against us mentality fostered by all side.

being on the side of the truth isn't considered very highly.

[jimnyc]

"[I]Ad hominem (Latin for 'to the person'), is a term that refers to several types of arguments, most of which are fallacious. Typically this term refers to a rhetorical strategy where the speaker attacks the character, motive, or some other attribute of the person making an argument rather than attacking the substance of the argument itself. This avoids genuine debate by creating a diversion to some irrelevant but often highly charged issue.The most common form of this fallacy is "A makes a claim [I]x, B asserts that A holds a property that is unwelcome, and hence B concludes that argument x is wrong"."

It's the same type of Argument that would say that Trump is wrong about being pro-life because he's slept around.
Plus the video i posted is the WHOLE thing with the other doctors confirming there own and her REAL WORLD results.
Confirming it with studies done by the NIH itself.
And factually refuting Studies ---which had to be retracted--- against the hydroxychloroquine treatments.

But people have a hard time seeing past smears... like "he's a racist". he was with Trump on ONE ISSUE or He's a racist he was with Al Sparpton on ONE ISSUE.
Ad Hominium attacks are considered solid logical thinking nowadays with the "you're for use or against us mentality fostered by all side.

being on the side of the truth isn't considered very highly.

Oh I know. Many are on smearing campaigns since 2016, starting with Trump but turned into much more than that, IMO.