Dear South Africa
Please stop lapping at the feet of your new colonizers because cupcake cleaned up the jozi streets for a week or two.
It's embarrassing!
Read the whole thread and free your mind.👇prove me wrong or don't question my authoritoria. The information war is really a war for epistemic control. It's a race between people learning to govern themselves or the imposition of a digital global boot that will be stomping on your face forever, unless you wake up soon and do something about it.

The British called it the peace preservation Act - South Africans called it the coercion law.
It granted broad powers to disarm populations and maintain order. Any district could be declared “disturbed” or “threatened,” triggering special security measures.🧵 The Act gave wide latitude to decide who was dangerous, and which communities needed “pacification.” Coercion began long before the war, and the Act was a precursor to the harsher burning of farms, concentration camps, and martial-law courts.

Best used for intelligence gathering from the coal face, Delphi studies can be criticized due to a lack of clarity on what is meant by ‘consensus’ and concerns about quality of evidence. Expert opinion has proven to be a poor basis for making judgements on health interventions. Should pregnant women be included in medical trials,asks shabir mahdi? I picked at study at random from the referring website. It's a modified delphi, a consensus building exercise, a kind of corporate bully session. No competing interests were disclosed,....

1. About that horse paste. The most important part of the story of ivermectin is who is pulling the strings to suppress evidence and persecute dissenting doctors. It's a tangled knot of greed and special interests, captured regulatory agencies and lots and lots of money. ....... 2. The manual suggest swords are needed but maybe the pen can help. Start with the Clinton Health Africa Initiative and UNITAID, and investigate their ties with Big Pharma companies like merck, pfizer, moderna, etc.

South African mainstream journalists and self styled media analysts and watchdogs have been prating loudly about how to protect journalists from online harms. There is not much discussion about who will protect the public from these politically untouchable modern media mavens. The people who have decided to police the information are the same ones who are feeding the public a diet of dark and smelly. Who will speak for the children?

Who is the operating system running in the background of Twitter?

theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2022/12/0… And who is the freedom online coalition?

atlanticcouncil.org/in-depth-resea…

What is online abuse? I've only been on twitter for a few days so I'm still getting the hang of it. I was blocked by the mistress of science on my very first tweet, and one of the reasons I joined was so that I could ask her about her understanding of the word trial. This seems to be the generally accepted definition.