Canceled! Yesterday, Twitter permanently banned Dr. Robert W. Malone, the inventor of mRNA technology, for a tweet critical of his invention’s use in vaccines. There probably aren’t many people in the world who know more about mRNA vaccines than Robert Malone, except of course those folks that work at Twitter. What else could you assume, based on this decision, they’re clearly indicating that they far more knowledgeable about mRNA vaccines than Dr. Malone.

Well, it appears that a tweet from Malone that linked to a site critical of the mRNA vaccines was “misinformation”, this despite the fact, that the link came from one of the world’s foremost experts on the subject, a subject very few people understand in any kind of detail.

Malone’s tweet, the one that got him immediately suspended without warning shared a link to Canadian doctor’s group that analyzed the Pfizer FDA-approval data and argued that the data shows the injections cause more harm than good.

But wait, was it really misinformation? Well, that’s odd, the data came directly from Pfizer. The doctor’s group summarized Pfizer’s data into a nice presentation and then expressed an informed opinion about it. Dr. Malone, who knows more about mRNA vaccines than almost any other independent commenter, tweeted a link to the presentation. What’s the misinformation?

Obviously, it WASN’T misinformation. But in an age of “The Science” that doesn’t matter anymore.

Twitter, if it had any integrity, should just come out and say, “our rule is, if you’re not government or affiliated with government, you can’t say anything critical about the injections, regardless of whether it’s true or not.” Now I wouldn’t agree with them but at least it would be more honest than the self-aggrandizing word gymnastics Twitter uses to paint themselves as some utopian overlords, describing their rule as “preventing dangerous misinformation from spreading” or whatever. Liars, liars, pants on fire!

On the upside, the controversy created by the blue checkmark brigade of malcontents might have the opposite effect and help promote the scientist. Already, Joe Rogan is interviewing Dr. Malone today. We can expect to see that interview in a few days. I’ll let you know when it comes out.

It should be a great interview, Malone is smart (goes without saying), polite, quiet, and intense one-on-one. I’ve watched a few of his presentations and you need to be fully awake and paying attention as he knows “The Real Science!”

You can also download the report as well the article is summarized in a video,

https://rumble.com/vqx3kb-the-pfizer-inoculations-do-more-harm-than-good.html?mref=uo5nw&mc=aodp5