Topic: Vaccine Censorship

An anonymous donor shared a long account of her two-decade struggle to discuss childhood vaccine injuries and the resulting censorship she faced. She described being arrested for holding a sign in a mall and being threatened by autism support groups. The note links the "normalization" of autism to the current push for transgenderism, which she describes as an "iatrogenic" issue caused by the medical establishment.

Dr. Peter McCullough explains the "Trusted News Initiative," a coalition of major media and government stakeholders formed in December 2020. The initiative's stated goal is to suppress negative information about vaccines to prevent "vaccine hesitancy," which McCullough argues prevents Americans from receiving a fair balance of safety information.

Mark Steyn featured a segment on GB News highlighting individuals who claim to have suffered chronic injuries or lost family members due to COVID-19 vaccines. Steyn criticized mainstream media and social platforms for labeling these accounts as disinformation. The hosts compare this lack of coverage to the media's avoidance of the Hunter Biden laptop story.

The hosts correct a previous report regarding hospitalizations in New South Wales and pivot to current data from the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany. They report that a majority of intensive care patients in these regions are vaccinated, despite official narratives. Additionally, they discuss reports from German newspapers regarding an unusually high number of professional soccer players and other athletes collapsing on the field recently.

Former New York Times reporter Alex Berenson was indefinitely suspended from Twitter after tweeting that the COVID-19 vaccines do not stop infection or transmission. Berenson argued the shots should be viewed as therapeutics with limited efficacy and "terrible side effect profiles." His removal is cited as an example of extreme platform censorship regarding vaccine skepticism.

A whistleblower from Facebook provides documents to Project Veritas detailing algorithms designed to "drastically reduce" user exposure to vaccine hesitancy in comments. The internal "VH score" system reportedly suppresses or deletes comments based on their skepticism toward vaccines, revealing a gap between the company's public and private policies.

Comedian and commentator Jimmy Dore faces backlash after sharing the side effects he experienced following his second vaccine dose. Despite being vaccinated, Dore was labeled an "anti-vaxxer" by critics. He laments the lack of intellectual curiosity in modern journalism regarding establishment narratives.

Dr. Peter McCullough discusses the Trusted News Initiative, a coalition of media and government stakeholders designed to suppress negative vaccine information to prevent hesitancy. The segment also covers the VAERS database, noting that thousands of deaths have been reported following vaccination, far exceeding the typical threshold for pulling a drug from the market.

The hosts discuss the artwork for episode 1127 by Nick the Rat, which depicted George Washington covered in measles spots. They speculate that social media algorithms may have blocked the image because it featured a segment of a dollar bill, triggering anti-counterfeiting filters.

Pinterest implemented a new policy to block search results for "vaccine" and "cancer cures" to prevent the spread of what it deems "health misinformation." The company stated it relies on experts from the WHO and CDC to determine harmful content. This move is part of a broader trend of Silicon Valley "Trust and Safety" departments regulating user-generated information.