I'll be covering the anti-mandate rally #DefeatTheMandatesDC on Sunday for @BTHeadline. No surprise, corporate disinformation operations are underway to discredit the march. A quick thread:
This NPR article cites an Instagram post with a screen grab of unknown origin falsely labelling it an "anti vaccine march" and claiming protesters intend to violate the mandate. Why did @amanduhgomez include this shady, untraceable post in her article? npr.org/local/305/2022… 
The WaPo (which does paid content for Pfizer) ran a major story today smearing the march as "anti-vaccine" and a "movement to challenge vaccines’ safety", while baselessly linking it to an anti-abortion rally coincidentally taking place the same weekend. washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2022/…
Here's Pfizer-funded propaganda in the Washington Post. I guess they think we're dumb enough to believe this is unrelated to the rest of their "reporting."
Here's an official statement from #DefeatTheMandatesDC organizers on disinformation aimed at discrediting the march, and specifically responding to the slanderous post NPR reporter @amanduhgomez credulously included in her article.
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