Topic: Pharma Ads

2 chapters across the catalog

The influence of mainstream media is reportedly collapsing as people turn to social media and independent voices for truth. Bigtree notes that pharmaceutical companies buy 60% of television ad revenue, effectively controlling news content. However, the election of Donald Trump and the appointment of Robert Kennedy Jr. signal a defeat for this "bullhorn," as the public has bypassed traditional gatekeepers to demand health reform.

Fake News Hit-Piece Against Ivermectin Collapses Spectacularly As More Americans Reject COVID Shot FULL SHOW 9-5-21
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Fake News Hit-Piece Against Ivermectin Collapses Spectacularly As More Americans Reject COVID Shot FULL SHOW 9-5-21

Financial Incentives for Fake News and Ad Revenue

The discussion explores how local news stations like KFOR, owned by Nextar Media Group, profit from viral fake news stories through increased ad revenue and website hits. Christy Lee argues that retractions never receive the same reach as the original lie, allowing the "noble lie" to persist in the public consciousness. This strategy is framed as a coordinated effort between Big Pharma and legacy media to suppress life-saving information.