Interview · moment 12 of 22
Whitney Webb's Patreon Suspension Over Vaccine Article
from #246 - I Love The CIA (with Whitney Webb) | The Tim Dillon Show · #246
4 min
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Whitney explains how Patreon threatened to suspend her account over an off-platform article on her website criticizing the AstraZeneca vaccine's developer's ties to a eugenics-linked institute, despite not citing factual errors.
- Tim notes this Patreon suspension happened while Whitney Webb was moving countries after six years in Chile.
- Patreon sent Webb a suspension notice over medical misinformation but left the examples blank in the initial email.
- When Webb asked for specifics, Patreon provided links to articles on her personal website that were never posted on Patreon, some not even written by her.
- Webb refused to delete the articles and was suspended because Patreon claimed their community guidelines apply to her personal website.
- Other independent journalists including James Corbett and Ryan Christiana were also censored under the same policy, all for articles critical of vaccines.
- Webb's flagged article was about the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine, specifically examining the developers' history of shady safety trials.
- One vaccine developer is connected to the Galton Institute, the renamed British Eugenics Society that kept its eugenics name until 1989.
- The Galton Institute was named after Francis Galton, who invented eugenics and promoted improving racial stock in the West.
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