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Dedicated to exposing how news framing manipulates public perception and revealing what’s left out.

[Ron Paul @RonPaul]

Republicans Deserve to Lose, but Democrats Do Not Deserve to Win

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@dustyware @RonPaul amen to that..

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@SluzbaWieziena @holdonitsnature @Josh05837206 Are you?.. the original post referred to her as the “pilot” from the FL crash.. you fucking dumb cunt. Simple as that .. can you understand? Read my comment again until you do.

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@ExisTrading @sadcowboyspnqw @holdonitsnature you're a fucking retard.. she was the co pilot.. not the pilot..faggot.

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@holdonitsnature @Josh05837206 you fucking idiot.. she's the co pilot..

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@ChrisJohnsonMD A tragic case isn’t proof of political causation. You’ve asserted an infection source, then skipped straight to blaming RFK. Was the transmission chain confirmed and what evidence connects RFK to the older child’s vax status? Correlation isn’t a causal chain.

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@gorskon This is called selective framing, and I think you understand what you’re doing here w this clip. Luckily, people aren’t as easily fooled as you may think. Many of us have watched the original video.. and in doing so.. understand the correct context to which this segment belongs.

[Dr. Pat Soon-Shiong @DrPatrick]

Journal of Urology publication of our updated 100 patients with long-term data in BCG unresponsive non muscle invasive bladder cancer. Responses extending beyond 53 months! 84% cystectomy free survival at 36 months.

NK cells matters. Chemotherapy reduces lymphocytes.

Next, BCG naive in non muscle invasive bladder cancer.

https://t.co/CbJqYFrANL

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@adamfeuerstein @DrPatrick I think the only play you have left .. is to move on..

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@jessmargera Demonstrate the causal link.

“Child died of measles” is a fact claim.

“Therefore Fox News-watching parents caused it” is a causal claim.

“Therefore they’re idiots” is a characterization.

Those are three different propositions. You haven’t established the latter two.
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@jessmargera And the existence of a Pennsylvania outbreak establishes cases, not that a particular child’s parents watched Fox News, not that Fox caused their vaccination decision, and certainly not that you’ve established that causal chain for a particular death.🧵2/3

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@jessmargera There are several different claims being smuggled together here.

Measles was not “completely eradicated” 27 years ago. The U.S. eliminated endemic transmission in 2000; measles continued circulating globally and imported cases could still cause U.S. outbreaks.
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@AbdulElSayed You are a fucking retard.

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@NameLock11 @TheSpectator Damn, that’s wild.

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@NameLock11 @TheSpectator Unfortunately, their type of comment is just done for clicks, views, and engagement. It's rage bait.

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@SeveredCulture @yelcat2 @grok Agreed.

[Dr. Pat Soon-Shiong @DrPatrick]

Honored to have been invited to give a one hour lecture to NIH and NCI about our 20 years of work on a cancer vaccine and our collaboration with NCi. Had a great talk and great feedback..apparently over 170 people attended the talk Friday. Will send a link once I get the recording. ALC matters!

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@LiberateNDs @at_truthmatters @tylerblack32 It’s real simple, cunt. Posting a picture like that is incredibly disingenuous considering it’s meant to mock him and doesn’t represent reality.. and relying on it to make a point makes the point disingenuous. Are you capable of understanding that?

[Commissioner Josh Parsons @CommissionerJP]

I have no facts or information about the two new "measles-associated deaths" which were reported in other PA counties, but it is irresponsible of the Governor to continue to refer to the two in Lancaster County in this count without at least providing significant context. His post talks about "misinformation" but it is actually misinformation to put factually inaccurate or deceptive information out to the public. That is what is being done here. This is not my opinion, it is facts derived from the scientifically available evidence.

The staff who are posting this stuff for him should reevaluate what they are doing. It is not helpful. Nor is it contributing to public health. Putting out inaccurate or deceptive information degrades trust in public health authorities.

Below are the facts about the two Lancaster County cases. These are tragic, and it is awful they continue to be used for political purposes.

#1 was false - it was an infant who died in childbirth and tested positive with measles but did not die from measles. This is the ruling by the County Coroner and a board-certified forensic pathologist with many, many years of experience and who is one of the most respected in the state.

#2 was partly true, but has important context that should be discussed with it - it was an infant with a rare, and terminal genetic disease. The death was never reported to the County Coroner as required by law and thus he could never do an actual physical investigation, but weeks later determined as best he could that measles was a contributing factor.

Measles is in Lancaster County. It can be serious for a very small subset of the population. People should take their health seriously. But it helps no one to put inaccurate or deceptive information out to the public.

They should stop posts like this and the media should stop uncritically reporting the same thing.

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@AlBowers11 @DrPaulOffit Awww communication via gif? You’re very cute little guy. Try and use your words next time. I know you can do it 💪