Are there any mainstream journalists who are qualified to write articles on medicine?
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Are there any mainstream journalists who are qualified to write articles on medicine?
The answer is no and I will prove it in this article.
Robert Malone just wrote a Substack, “Most Journalists are Scientifically Unqualified.”
He was being polite. Way too polite.
No mainstream journalist in America is qualified to write about medical issues. If they were qualified, they’d immediately realize the COVID vaccines are unsafe and tell the world the truth. They’d also be singing the praises of people like Dr. Malone, Peter McCullough, George Fareed, Brian Tyson, Richard Urso, Ryan Cole, Pierre Kory, Paul Marik, Aaron Kheriaty, Joe Mercola, and more and including quotes from them in their articles so as to provide balanced coverage which is what journalists are supposed to do.
Can you name such a journalist?
I didn’t think so.
Q.E.D.
Are there any mainstream journalists who are qualified to write articles on medicine?
Yes!
You’ve proved your point Steve.
Hundreds and thousands of “journalists” should be red with shame and embarrassment but they probably haven’t even read this. Still more proof they are not journalists.
There are many doctors and scientists at PhD level who are not qualified. Education in the academic sense stopped being what education was 30 years ago. It’s clearly agenda driven today (pharma, and controlled release of truth). Any doctor or PhD scientist who is not working additionally, outside of interests financial and otherwise, who are not self fascinated by true independent thought. Do not qualify for much of anything.. other then towing the line. Let’s be clear.