Establishment hit pieces now coming thick and fast: Buzzfeed going after Dr Denise for publicising the fact that monkeypox can get into the animal reservoir via infected shit in the sewers: there's nothing controversial about that statement at all.
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'To clarify, monkeypox is not transmitted through rats eating your poop, but the dramatic, apocalyptic language used by medical Twitter thought leaders like “game over,” “this will not end well,” “nightmare scenario” and saying that it will be “increasingly possible'...
...” for monkeypox to become endemic has caused hysteria over what the hell is going on.'
Buzzfeed says: but based on what? well-known that the virus goes into animals: especially rodents.
Buzzfeed says: but based on what? well-known that the virus goes into animals: especially rodents.
They also go after Dr Eric FD for sharing an 'unverified' story about the virus being transmitted through infected scooter handlebars (just one of the two stories out of Spain that week that were apparently 'debunked'—the other one I won't be talking about on here...
...because such is the idiocy of the situation and desperation to censor and silence these stories it's basically impossible for me to do so without getting banned at this point.
Many establishment websites ran the story I'm talking about as well—across Europe—and as new information emerged were able to update it: giving both sides of the story: something that is common in reporting—but that cannot be done on Twitter due to the way it works sometimes.
'She said that the backlash against her has reached a point where she is not sure whether she will continue to stay online. “These sorts of attacks are wearing me down, no matter how asinine they seem,” Dewald wrote, sending a screenshot...
...from a critic calling for her license to be revoked.'
And as we know these attacks are wearing many down and lead to people needing to take time away or quitting all together.
And as we know these attacks are wearing many down and lead to people needing to take time away or quitting all together.
For the Covid zero Drs especially the idea that they are just doing this for clout and to build a social media following is just so absurd and stupid it doesn't require much explanation to refute: believe it or not Buzzfeed, some Drs actually care about patients.
As I said yesterday:
https://twitter.com/EnemyInAState/status/1556053696206757888
They also talk about Benjamin Ryan: who has bombed a few of my threads starting about a month ago: who is he? he came out of nowhere, has attacked everyone and is now being used by Buzzfeed to justify that everyone on Twitter reporting/talking about the pandemic...
...must be some sort of clout chaser. The whole thing is absurd and if people don't stick together could have the desrired effect of breaking up and driving the good ones away (exactly the intention behind all this garbage)
Then we have this on the monkeypox is airbone situation:
'This week, #MonkeyPoxIsAirborne trended on Twitter after Dana Parish, a health reporter, tweeted screenshots of a now-archived CDC post, claiming that the CDC was lying about the primary mode of transmission...
'This week, #MonkeyPoxIsAirborne trended on Twitter after Dana Parish, a health reporter, tweeted screenshots of a now-archived CDC post, claiming that the CDC was lying about the primary mode of transmission...
...being close contact.
“AIRBORNE (respiratory) IS PRIMARY MODE OF TRANSMISSION. Just like COVID,” she wrote.'
They fail, however, to include studies like the one below:
“AIRBORNE (respiratory) IS PRIMARY MODE OF TRANSMISSION. Just like COVID,” she wrote.'
They fail, however, to include studies like the one below:
https://twitter.com/EnemyInAState/status/1531418176067715072
'However, the cause of this particular outbreak is mostly via skin-to-skin contact between men who have sex with men, Emanuela Taioli, the director of epidemiology at Mount Sinai hospitals, told BuzzFeed News, noting that airborne transmission is much rarer. Taioil said that..
...the inaccurate tweets getting spread has caused people to jump to conclusions before things have happened — and the same issue occurred during early COVID.
“It’s a constant battle with misinformation,” she said.''
And did it turn that Covid was mainly airborne or not?
“It’s a constant battle with misinformation,” she said.''
And did it turn that Covid was mainly airborne or not?
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