…a review of the data and evidentiary citations underlying the claims of the World Health Organization (WHO), the World Bank, and the Group of Twenty (G20) reveals a troubling picture in which the stated urgency and burden of infectious disease outbreaks, namely those of pandemic threat, is grossly misrepresented.
It is ironic that in a world where speaking wisely and alternatively can get you called a deceiver, silenced and no longer able to speak, yet there are plenty of people out there who are freely influencing millions in negative and deceitful ways, even if not always intentionally.
This two-part article was inspired by a special edition of Scientific American, titled ‘Truth vs Lies’, containing more than 100 pages of intellectual rationale for tighter information control.
This two-part article was inspired by a special edition of Scientific American, titled ‘Truth v Lies’, containing more than 100 pages of intellectual rationale for tighter information control. We shall explore the concept of misinformation from two angles. First, as epistemology: how is knowledge created and validated for public consumption, and politically incorrect information discredited? Secondly, we shall delve into the ideological motives for propaganda and censorship.
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