Fauci recently acknowledged, in an appearance on Special Report with Bret Baier, that 'we need to study it more (effect of the vaccines on menstrual cycles).' Of course, this turned out to be true and even Dr. My flagged tweet simply noted that hundreds of women were reporting menstrual side effects, and this needed more investigation. The tweet of mine that the CDC brought to big tech for targeting, was an example of basic investigative reporting on women's health issues - the kind of reporting I've done for 35 years. “Thanks to a FOIA lawsuit brought by America First Legal against the big tech companies, I have learned that the CDC's press group coordinated with big tech companies, such as Twitter, to attack critics of vaccine side effects for 'misinformation.' To my horror I saw that a tweet of mine was included in targeted tweets that America First obtained via FOIA.

Clear evidence that the CDC considers American journalists criminals if they raise questions about the safety and effectiveness of the COVID-19 injections. Naomi Wolf was permanently banned from Twitter days later.īOLO is a law enforcement term for“be on the lookout” for criminal suspects.

Journalist and best-selling author Naomi Wolf was targeted as one of these so-called“misinformers” a screen grab of a tweet/thread of hers was used as an example in the BOLO Meetings emails that went out.ĭr. Crawford emailed Todd O'Boyle at Twitter asking him to participate in these“BOLO Meetings” and gave him examples of tweets from misinformers from whom she was telling O'Boyle to censor on behalf of the CDC. On May 10, 2021, Carol Crawford from the CDC press office sent an email stating the CDC's intention to“establish COVID BOLO meetings on“misinformation' and invite all Big Tech platforms to join the meetings.” Six days later, Ms. Naomi Wolf Available For InterviewīACKGROUND: America's First Legal obtained the below emails through a lawsuit they brought against the CDC NAOMI WOLF WAS ONE OF THEM – WE HAVE THE RECEIPTS” - Daily CloutPALM BEACH, FL, PALM BEACH COUNTY, Aug/ / - Dr. Michael Schaub is a Texas-based journalist and regular contributor to NPR.CDC arranging BOLO Meetings with Big TechĬENSORSHIP RUN WILD CDC AND BIG TECH COLLUDED AGAINST JOURNALISTS - DR. In a Substack newsletter, journalist Eoin Higgins reports that Wolf plans to join an event organized by anti-vaccine conspiracy theorists that will be held on June 19, which is Juneteenth, a holiday celebrating the emancipation of Black enslaved people in the U.S. While promoting the book, Wolf told a BBC radio interviewer that “several dozen” men had been executed in 19th-century Britain for having gay sex the interviewer pointed out that Wolf had likely misinterpreted legal language from historical documents. In 2019, Wolf and her publisher parted ways when inaccuracies were found in her book Outrages after its release in the U.K. government planned to introduce Ebola to America so it could justify imposing martial law. Wolf was a pioneering third-wave feminist at the start of her career but has recently become known for spreading conspiracy theories, suggesting that videos showing murders by the terrorist group ISIS were staged and that the U.S. She also wrote that the urine and feces of vaccinated people should be separated from sewage systems while tests are conducted to measure their impact on people who haven’t been vaccinated.

Wolf, the author of such books as The Beauty Myth and Promiscuities, tweeted that Covid-19 vaccines are a “software platform that can receive uploads,” parroting a baseless conspiracy theory. Twitter has suspended Naomi Wolf after the author used her account to post misinformation about the Covid-19 pandemic and the vaccines used to fight the coronavirus, the Guardian reports.

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