COVID-19: Who’s Telling You the Truth
And Who’s Not?
Misinformation… Disinformation…
Correcting COVID-19 Misinformation
Truth About Coronavirus Web Site
www.TruthAboutCoronavirus.com
Is there anything we can believe about Mass Media reporting about the Chinese Coronavirus — COVID-19? We suspect not.
Some of the misinformation is fairly innocuous, such as the Fox News report about cats in China wearing sanitary face masks. [1] Some reports suggest that the novel virus, with a 3% kill rate and great virulence, developed at an “exotic” meat market in Wuhan China. Others accuse the accidental — or maybe intentional — release of a weaponized virus from a Red Army research facility in the same city. This seems linked to coronavirus experiments being conducted, in part, by Chinese nationals at a Canadian laboratory.
We are following these developments and have documented recent data points at www.TruthAboutCoronavirus.com.
We are not particularly following the alleged numerical spread of the virus since the figures released by the Chinese Government do not seem accurate. A cover-up appears to have been in place since late last year, before the Western Media first began to report. If you want to see graphs about the number of cases and deaths, these are readily available online.
We are not particularly following the alleged numerical spread of the virus since the figures released by the Chinese Government do not seem accurate. A cover-up appears to have been in place since late last year, before the Western Media first began to report. If you want to see graphs about the number of cases and deaths, these are readily available online.
What we are covering are the hard facts of causation and the urgent facts of protection and response.
We note that the World Health Organization, WHO, during the 2014 Ebola outbreak issued a statement that, during a pandemic, it is ethical to try even unverified interventions that may offer potential benefit. [2]
In that spirit, www.TruthAboutCoronavirus.com provides links to approaches that may or may not help. For example, sanitary face masks, whether worn by cats or people, are critically discussed. [3]
In that spirit, www.TruthAboutCoronavirus.com provides links to approaches that may or may not help. For example, sanitary face masks, whether worn by cats or people, are critically discussed. [3]
While Truth About Coronavirus may be hard to discern in the Media of Mass Deception, the sources we rely upon at www.TruthAboutCoronavirus.com have shown themselves to be, in our view, more truthful than the misinformation and disinformation being peddled over the Mass Media.
You are urged to share the www.TruthAboutCoronavirus.com link with everyone.
And let us know what you’ve discovered about the misinformation and disinformation that you are finding. We rely on an aware public to express the Truth About Coronavirus.
And let us know what you’ve discovered about the misinformation and disinformation that you are finding. We rely on an aware public to express the Truth About Coronavirus.
Join Dr. Rima’s powerful new email list to be assured that you will remain in the loop. And urge all your circles of influence to do the same.
Knowledge is protection. Connection is knowledge.
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“In the particular circumstances of this outbreak, and provided certain conditions are met, the panel reached consensus that it is ethical to offer unproven interventions with as yet unknown efficacy and adverse effects, as potential treatment or prevention. Ethical criteria must guide the provision of such interventions. These include transparency about all aspects of care, informed consent, freedom of choice, confidentiality, respect for the person, preservation of dignity and involvement of the community.” [Emphasis added.]
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