@Loustew12
Genuine question. Where do I go to see these wide range of views and critical thinkers? I've been crying out for open debate, either on TV, radio, newspapers. But it seems during covid we are not allowed to question the government approach whatever that happens to be? Do you think that, in itself, has caused people to dig deeper? And some have just gone too far?
Ironically, Lou, I am supposed to be limiting my time online and I've gone over it which is too far 😂
But yes, the views are being hidden and OFCOM rules are linked to that.
Doctors and scientists with anti lockdown views are discredited, as are those wishing to try older, cheaper medical treatments. I try to avoid MSM since I realised but AFAIK even the Great Barrington Declaration was smeared and removed from search engines. It may be back now, .i don't know. I think some search engines and big sites played silly buggers with articles about Ivermectin too. TalkRadio was removed from YouTube for a while, I can't recall what excuse was given but it was flagged up because of freely exploring anti lockdown sentiment.
Dr Malcolm Kendrick wrote a couple of excellent medical books - c2015 I think? - explaining how stats are so badly abused and saying "god help us if the modellers get their hands on medical policy".
Now I think he doesn't get published.
Michael Levitt, Nobel Prize winner - anti lockdown, largely ignored. Well, you don't need me to list the doctors and scientists who are anti lockdown, there's loads.
I've been off news for months now. Mum is a very pro establishment, trust the government person and even she is thinking this is the most controlled regime she's ever seen.
For me, watching the history of yesterday being rewritten daily does mean I question a lot of things. This pre-dates 2020.
There are so many utterly ludicrous things going on in the world, there's bound to be a different limitation for each of us in what we believe. But the crazy we see in the real world is real crazy- it's not been made up online. You might see it at work or in your child's school curriculum.