Plandemic

Needles are scary Anti-vaccination movement

Pricks against pricks

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Some dare call it Conspiracy

What THEY don't want you to know!

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Sheeple wakers

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Plandemic is a viral schlockumentary and 2020's pretender to the Vaxxed throne.

Initial infection

Clocking in at 26 minutes, it purports to be a preview (!) of a longer (!!!) version to be released later. The piece starts out in a somewhat self-conscious stylistic imitation of the PBS investigative journalism series Frontline, spending a fair amount of time creating a cherry-picked when not fictitious background of its main subject: Judy Mikovits. Once that is complete, it descends into a Gish Gallop for the ages.

Immune response

As a reaction to the later part, some journalists tailored their stories to training readers how to evaluate information rather than debunking the piece directly.

Perhaps more interesting than the documentary itself was its immediate and unusually forceful rebuttals from a wide range of the opinion spectrum. If history remembers it, it may be as a tipping point in the media's response to new conspiracy theories. Among the debunkers were the State of New Jersey, Snopes, fashion magazine GQ, Forbes, TechCrunch, and many, many others. Conspicuously absent from either side were far-right sources such as Fox News and One America News Network, who clearly saw the blowback coming. Well. Except for Michelle Malkin.

Long term prognosis

In a classic display of the effectiveness of an aggressive approach to fighting viral spread, online interest per Google Trends peaked on 7 May 2020 but collapsed to almost nothing five days later.

Reviews

The reviews are less than stellar, including a whole 20 minutes multiple parts video debunking the bullshit from its core.

External links

• Plandemic on IMDb
• The video itself on BitChute (tread carefully in BitChute)