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originally posted by: Oathkeeper73
a reply to: tamusan
There is absolutely zero doubt at all that is what he said. Zero.
Snopes has never been a real fact checking site. They are controlled propaganda
originally posted by: asd161
Looks like Snopes is saying he did not say kill children in the video.
www.snopes.com...
What do you think? Did he say kill?
It looks like WHO also scrubbed what he said in the transcript.
www.who.int...
00:26:44
It’s not because they are not boosted. That’s the reality. So, I think they should focus on something that should be focused on, that’s the issue. We had a meeting today and in the last few days. There is new evidence emerging now of its benefits, especially with elderly groups, senior citizens, especially above 65 and above 60. So, if it’s going to be used, it’s better to focus on those groups who have the risk of severe disease and death, rather than, as we see, some countries are using to give boosters to children, which is not right.
More at: www.foxnews.com...
Snopes, a liberal fact-checking site, was mocked by critics this week for rating reporting on the Biden administration's alleged funding of crack pipe distribution to drug users as "mostly false," while also admitting that "safer smoking kits" were required to be distributed as part of a Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) grant.
In a Tuesday piece claiming news reports "grossly misrepresented" details about the substance abuse harm reduction program, Snopes stuck with its "mostly false" rating by arguing it was inaccurate to say that the distribution of the "smoking kits" was intended to "advance racial equity," but admitted that the pipes would be distributed with race as "a secondary consideration."