corona conspiracy mantra

Image from U.S. DesmogBlog.  Chosen because it's accompanied by yet another pejorative mantra: "Science Deniers".

Bottom Image from CBC Manitoba March to UnMask


Corona Conspiracy Mantra

If you chant "conspiracy" often enough, it's still not true!

"We've got to figure out how to challenge them!" says clueless Professor about the growing number of protesters.

A good challenge might be some demonstrable facts.  If you don't got that, then you're left with only a very few magic words: conspiracy, theory, disinformation, misinformation, and falsehoods.  Kissing up to "philanthropist" Bill Gates won't cut it.  And saying that "people are dying" because of it doesn't make it so.

You're a professor: PROVE what you're saying. Oh, you're a HISTORY professor.  And you, Sir; you are a PHD candidate in something or other, so you should be quite an authority on everything!

Neither quoted below shows any indication of being a medical scientist or practitioner, so it's a good thing they don't have to prove anything they say as long as they collude with the media in putting the onus on the protesters, some or all of whom may know history all too well.

Sadly, they seem totally unaware that hydroxychloroquine has been successfully tested over decades and is highly recommended by a group of well-experienced, bonafide physicians with actual credentials and experience on so-called "Front Lines".

Clearly the theme song of journalism is: "When in doubt, when you haven't any clout, just pick an academic or two" -- regardless of their fields or credentials.  And failing that, just keep repeating the mantras listed above (and in evidence below) in the hope this will cover your own lack of credibility.

The yellow stuff below literally proves the ignorance and impotence of both the reporter and the "experts" consulted. Like, duh ... if you say it often enough then it's true.  So there!

​From The Canadian Press