This video had been removed from YouTube for medical misinformation. I wanted to ask “Please let me know where I was wrong, and what I can do better?”.
Thankfully, within a few hours, YouTube reversed the decision.
Another attempt to censor me was made immediately after the first reversal. Again, YouTube reviewed it and removed the restriction.
The video was published on the 22nd of June and had been flagged to YouTube as a problem. It highlights clips from Redacted featuring Prof Hotez.
Coincidentally, I have just been highlighting the Lancet for pulling down the pre-print paper from Dr Peter McCollough regarding Covid vaccine deaths.
Covid Vaccine Implicated in Most of the Deaths!
Watch now (17 min) | This paper looks at autopsy data of over 325 people who died after Covid vaccination. The assessment from the paper is that 73.9% were independently adjudicated as directly due to or significantly contributed to by COVID-19 vaccination. Findings: “The most implicated organ system in COVID-19 vaccine-associated death was the cardiovascular system (53%), f…
A similar thing happened when I highlighted the targeting of Dr Chetty in South Africa - YouTube accused me of misinformation in a video posted a year and a half earlier! I appealed, and the decision to remove my video was reversed.
Targeted for supporting Dr Chetty!
It is frustrating to do research on Covid, as there seems to be no benefit for insight. Certainly high risk to challenge the current narrative. Completely understand the perspective of Sean Kaufman.
The modus operandi seems to involve specific agents who are against my research, looking for videos in my YouTube collection that they erroneously label as being misinformation and report to the YouTube fact checkers.
This leads to self censorship, as those who are at the forefront of research, advancing science and sharing their findings in real-time, are never sure if their content will be considered appropriate.
I will continue this important research. Please support this challenging work. Thanks.
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