CENSORSHIP: IS THE HIGHWIRE NEXT? — HighWire Episode 71

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    1. THE AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL REPORTS: COVID-19 AND CARE HOMES.

      The report on the United Kingdom. A passage from the report:

      The following was so deceptively worded that I have added explanation (in brackets).

      The Department of Health and Social Care…. adopted a policy,… that led to 25,000 patients, including those (known to be) infected (with Covid-19, and also those who were) possibly infected with Covid-19 (as they) had not been tested, being discharged from hospital into care homes between 17 March and 15 April—exponentially increasing the risk of transmission to the very population most at risk of severe illness and death from the disease. (This, while being denied) access to testing, (being denied) personal protective equipment, (while having) insufficient staff, and limited (and confusing) guidance. (As expected) care homes were overwhelmed.

      THE ELDERLY PEOPLE IN CARE HOMES WERE MURDERED.

      http://www.preearth.net/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=1184

  86. Its such as you learn my thoughts! You appear to understand so much about this, like you wrote the book in it or something. I feel that you just can do with a few p.c. to pressure the message home a bit, but instead of that, that is wonderful blog. A great read. I will definitely be back.

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CENSORSHIP: IS THE HIGHWIRE NEXT? — HighWire Episode 71

Hate speech or free speech?; Italians take back their freedom; ‘Anti-vaxxers’ celebrate the week that will live in infamy;

and who will carry on our fight for future generations?

#RallyForJustice #SayItNow #InfoWars #FirstAmendment #BeBrave #NewYorkTimes

ORIGINAL AIR-DATE: August 9, 2018

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