Media/Tech's Assault on Information and Society

I think that this is the latest and most egregious example of what is going on. Video of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and a panel of scientists apparently trading in Covid-19 misinformation was been pulled from YouTube. If people like this are not allowed to speak in public or have their thoughts circulated on the internet, who is? Can someone explain to me how this statement can be applied to these people considering their backgrounds: "YouTube claimed they removed the video because 'it contradicts the consensus of local and global health authorities..." For whatever reason, tech and media, in general, are waging a war against the American public.

The panelists in the video are Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, Doctor of Medicine at Stanford University; former White House coronavirus advisor Dr. Scott Atlas; epidemiologist Sunetra Gupta; and Dr. Martin Kulldorff who is a biostatistician at Harvard University. 

"YouTube claimed they removed the video because 'it contradicts the consensus of local and global health authorities,' yet this roundtable was led by world-renowned doctors and epidemiologists from Oxford, Stanford, and Harvard, who I believe are qualified to at least have a discussion on the topic.

YouTube’s Assault on Covid Accountability - WSJ

YouTube pulls Florida governor's video, says his panel spread Covid-19 misinformation (nbcnews.com)

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