Facebook Desperately Tries to Censor BLP Story on Nobel Prize Winner’s Claim That Coronavirus Was Made in a Lab
Shane Trejo
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Facebook’s fact checking gestapo has attacked original reporting published on Big League Politics yet again, as the Orwellian social media provider becomes desperate to restrict unauthorized information regarding coronavirus on their platform.
Big League Politics reported last week on the controversial claims from French Nobel Prize winning scientist Luc Montagnier, who admitted that the coronavirus came from a laboratory in Wuhan, China.
The factual report of the doctor’s claim (please note, Big League Politics did not present the claims as fact) can be read in part here:
Montagnier told the French CNews channel and a podcast by Pourquoi Docteur that elements of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and elements of the “germ of malaria” make it clear that COVID-19 was created in a lab.
“The Wuhan city laboratory has specialized in these coronaviruses since the early 2000s. They have expertise in this area,” Montagnier was quoted as saying.
Montagnier received the Nobel Prize for medicine in 2008 because he identified the AIDS virus alongside professor Franeoise Barre-Sinoussi. Montagnier’s willingness to admit certain inconvenient truths about coronavirus has earned him the scorn of his establishment colleagues. Despite his long-standing history of contributing to science, his peers want to destroy him for not surrendering to the official Chinese propaganda narrative pushed by groups like the World Health Organization.
“Just in case you don’t know. Dr Montagnier has been rolling downhill incredibly fast in the last few years. From baselessly defending homeopathy to becoming an antivaxxer. Whatever he says, just don’t believe him,” Juan Carlos Gabaldon wrote in a tweet.
In a desperate attempt to suppress this information and stop it from going viral, Facebook called the report “false” on their platform, even though BLP was merely reporting the claims of an iconic scientist with the courage to speak against the China-approved narrative.
Hilariously, the so-called fact checker was even forced to admit that the BLP article was factually accurate in its critique of the story.
“The only thing accurate about these articles is that Nobel Prize winner and virologist Luc Montagnier did in fact make these claims,” they wrote.
The so-called fact checker claims that “articles which repeat Montagnier’s claims without critically evaluating their veracity exhibit the common “appeal to authority” fallacy, in which something is assumed to be true simply because the person saying it is considered to be an expert.”
However, Montagnier is far from the only expert that believes coronavirus was likely created in a laboratory by Chinese mad scientists. Renowned expert Richard H. Ebright has corroborated these types of claims and called for serious inquiry into the origins of the coronavirus.
“A denial is not a refutation,” Ebright said in reference to Chinese virologist Shi Zhengli, who works at the research lab in Wuhan that is believed by many to be behind the coronavirus outbreak.
Ebright also praised Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) in a Twitter post for calling attention to how the Chinese likely created this entire crisis.
That was scenario discussed in your Fox interview
I am pleased to hear you now distinguish between possibility virus was engineered bioweapon (which can be dismissed) and possibility virus entered human population through lab accident (which cannot–and should not–be dismissed)
— Richard H. Ebright (@R_H_Ebright) February 17, 2020
Facebook only draws attention to the conspiracy by desperately trying to control information on their monopoly platform. Their latest Orwellian “fact check” against BLP just shows that we are a serious threat to their thought-control operation.
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