Coronavirus spawns conspiracy theories

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As the coronavirus continues to spread around the world, infecting millions and killing more than 153,000, conspiracy theories about its origin and treatment have also been multiplying.

Economic activity has ground to a halt as countries battle what President Trump has called “the invisible enemy,” and political leaders have themselves floated conspiracy theories about the virus, so rumors and disinformation — some spread by Russia and China — have taken root in social media.

In reality, the Gates Foundation spends approximately $3 billion a year to boost public health in disadvantaged countries, including the distribution of infant vaccines to prevent diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough and hepatitis B in Africa. That hasn’t stopped pro-Trump social media luminaries Diamond & Silk from going after Gates.

YouTube and Facebook have both recently banned videos that purport to show a connection between 5G towers and the coronavirus, saying none exists. “There are analyses in the world that show that the coronavirus can be a strain created for the biological war against China, there are already many elements that are seen in the global analysis and you have to raise your voice, ring the bell and alert, in case the coronavirus is a weapon of war that is being used against China and the peoples of the world,” he said.

 

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Guess I shouldn’t be surprised that you even report conspiracy theories incorrectly. I do agree with the conspiracy theory that George Soros is a Philanthropist though. He appreciates your nose in his rear. Nice job!

Yes Bill Gates. Check it out. $25M to WHO. No real journalism gere at WHAHOO. Oh I mean Yahoo

Conspiracy is real and like it or not, 'Conspiracy theories are a necessary avenue to truth.' - Rhonda Mangus

Add theory to anything it makes it not true

Its a matter of trust...

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