The Atlantic Comments on Died Suddenly. Surprise, Surprise: They Want It Censored. Liars Don't Like When People Confront Their Lies.

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Well, I'm not for censorship, but that video contains some rather egregious 'mistakes'. He used footage from 2019 and tried to pass it off as vaccine related, and grossly misinterprets study data, such as his claim that 83% of vaccinated pregnant women miscarried, which not only is false, but distracts from the fact the real number of 10% according to the actual study data he refers to is pretty alarming. This is the same guy (stu peters) who made a 2021 video saying covid was caused by cobra venom that satan worshippers put in the water supply, he is not lending credibility to the cause. This guy is either a grifter or a QAnon style psy-op meant to discredit 'conspiracy theorists' by making them look stupid

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It is a very unfortunate side-effect of censorship that the truth ends up being presented alongside lunacy, because the only people who will present it are the ones who in normal times present "My baby ate my grandfather" stories. The facts on the ground now regarding the shots (literally thousands of extra deaths monthly) would have made great tabloid headlines in the supermarket checkout just three years ago. Once reality is allowed to get this far out of whack, sorting fact from fiction become exponentially more difficult. But the only way - still - is to allow it all out so that we can look at it all together and note the discrepancies such as you do, and to decide what is credible and what is not. We the members of society in general are capable of that; the censors (as a very small, very biased subset of society) are absolutely not capable of sorting truth for the broader body. The entirety of society comes closest to discovering truth. Absolutely no subset of society can possibly make such an attempt.