Parler
Gab
Not only is Facebook restricting a wide range of vaccine-related claims but it’s also adding labels to all posts about coronavirus vaccines. These labels state that vaccines are safe and direct users to sources that Facebook has deemed “authoritative” such as the World Health Organization (WHO).
Facebook’s actions are similar to those of other Big Tech platforms which have also cracked down on vaccine-related conversations over the last few months. YouTube prohibits videos that go against the WHO “consensus” on coronavirus vaccines and adds information panels to some videos that direct viewers to the WHO and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Twitter also bans “harmful misleading” posts about vaccines.
Politicians have actively encouraged this Big Tech crackdown on vaccine skepticism. Days ago, Democrats pushed Facebook and Twitter to “address” 12 prominent vaccine skeptics. State Attorneys General also told Facebook and Twitter to kill vaccine skepticism earlier this month.
These crackdowns on vaccine skeptic conversations come amid mass pushes from global governments to introduce digital vaccine passports that force people to prove their vaccination or test status to enter business premises.
Read more at: ReclaimTheNet.org
Deborah Birx hid covid info from Trump, altered CDC guidelines without approval
By Ethan Huff // Share
Germany’s birth rate improbably falls by 11% in the first quarter of 2022
By Lance D Johnson // Share
By Mary Villareal // Share
Common signs and symptoms of magnesium deficiency
By Olivia Cook // Share
Garlic helps keep diabetic hearts healthy
By newseditors // Share
The algorithmic leviathan: How cheap, biased AI threatens democracy and your job
By willowt // Share
Berlin's energy lifeline: A subsidy for a struggling industrial giant
By willowt // Share
Israeli settlers escalate ethnic cleansing campaign in West Bank amid global silence
By patricklewis // Share
Full SNAP benefits restored after shutdown, but program faces scrutiny over fraud claims
By bellecarter // Share
UAE and U.S. forge AI-powered drone alliance amid growing military tech race with Iran and China
By kevinhughes // Share