Two Years and Running: Twitter Allows WHO to DECEIVE About COVID-19

Big Tech has used a worldwide pandemic to usher in a new plague of censorship, but has allowed the World Health Organization’s (WHO) infamous misinformation to remain online unfiltered. 

Big Tech allowed the WHO to continue to be a source for dangerous misinformation via social media regarding COVID-19. WHO claimed in a tweet:

“Preliminary investigations conducted by the Chinese authorities have found no clear evidence of human-to-human transmission of the novel #coronavirus (2019-nCoV) identified in #Wuhan, #China.”

Although the particular COVID-19 misinformation could have contributed to the COVID-19 pandemic, Twitter allowed it to be shared without any filter. The platform also suspends scientists who speak scientific truth about gender. Courtney Holland of Turning Point USA is alleged to be the ambassador for this account. scorched TwitterFor the huge hypocrisy

“Two Year Anniversary of this Tweet. 

“No misinformation warning label. Twitter has not taken this down. 

“Censorship is only reserved for those guilty of ‘wrongthink[.]’”

Numerous sources called Big Tech for its censorship of Wuhan Lab leak origin theories of COVID-19 Pandemic. The theory went from banned misinformation, to most likely explanation, in just a matter months. Meanwhile, disgraced fact checkers are facing a credibility crisis.

Liberal organizations that echo China’s assertions have a curious blind spot for the regime’s atrocities. China’s communist government has a well known history of mass murder and lying about human rights abuses, including allegations to the UN that the government has been harvesting organs from racial minorities, so downplaying its disease outbreak so it could blame other countries is not out of character.

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