Youtube Spreads COVID Misinformation

And Removes the Truth

Earlier today I made a video on the topic of Mass Formation Psychosis (which is still available on Rumble, Bitchute, and Odysee) in which I rebutted the feeble and propagandistic attempts of the AP and Reuters to claim that the phenomenon doesn't exist, according to their "experts." Youtube decided it was medical misinformation, removing it, and then denying my appeal of the removal faster than a human being could possibly have reviewed it- indeed, faster than the length of the video itself. Trust me, I checked when their emails were sent to my inbox. I also predicted that this would happen.

So, did the video contain any misinformation? Let's find out!

1. I claimed that old style paper and cloth masks did little or nothing and that protection began at the N95 level. This is a stated fact acknowledged by the CDC and WHO, which is why Bernie Sanders is now clamoring to spend more of our money mass manufacturing them.

2. I claimed that COVID involved a mass formation psychosis event. But this doesn't involve presuming malice or even manipulation, since it is a mass psychological phenomenon.

3. I remarked upon people that were against vaccines, against masks, or against other Faucist means and methods. But I never indicated a belief in any of these stances and was analyzing the grouping of disparate phenomenon under one umbrella term in the context of memetics and linguistics.

4. I claimed that public officials- for non medical purposes- were using the confusion of the masses to engage in corrupt political behaviors. Again, this is unfalsifiable and has nothing at all to do with the pandemic-turned-endemic COVID itself.

5. I claimed that COVID was devolving towards being a coldlike ailment. Again, this is acknowledged by the WHO and other groups. Intriguingly, suggesting that its symptoms already mimic a cold or even allergies is not only not verboten, but oft-reported on by the legacy media.

6. I claimed that the legacy media is using public fear as fuel for clickbait, to make more money, much like it did during the AIDS pandemic. This is virtually beyond dispute and, as before, has nothing directly to do with COVID, any more than such behavior directly related to 9-11 when the legacy media spent years telling tabloid tales to the American public, for fun and profit.

Ultimately, not one single aspect of the video would be classed properly as misinformation even under the increasingly draconian rules of Youtube. But that doesn't mean anything- the entire goal of their ever-expanding and usually vague TOS (on misinfo it notes "local health authorities"- a term which is meaningless) is to ban and harass users which they dislike. You will never see speculative or outright false medical material being removed from any mainstream network, or from any other special, chosen user or group.