This is an ingenious story - but (a) there is no more proof for this than for any other theory about Tiffany Dover.
And (b) even if true, you can't credibly blame the whole anti-anti-vaxxer thing on Tiffany.
The anti-anti-vax movement was well under way, even before the start of the scamdemic. It was a theme of Event 201, back in Octobe…
This is an ingenious story - but (a) there is no more proof for this than for any other theory about Tiffany Dover.
And (b) even if true, you can't credibly blame the whole anti-anti-vaxxer thing on Tiffany.
The anti-anti-vax movement was well under way, even before the start of the scamdemic. It was a theme of Event 201, back in October 2019. Medical staff were being persecuted for not being fully on board the vax train since vaccines were first invented, and it has only been ramped up since then.
Back when covid was first announced, the whole story was about waiting for a vaccine to save us - and a lot of groundwork was done in preparation for silencing & discrediting anyone who raises doubts or concerns. Claiming that Tiffany Dover was dead, at least here in Australia, was a curious little by-way, but by no means central to the rubbishing of people who spoke out.
It's not hard to believe that the whole TV interview was a set-up, and that she got handsomely paid by Pfizer for shilling for them. But as a way to set up anti-vaxxers?
Until the Brandy Zodrozny hit job I might have thought that too. There was no need to do that series of podcasts and if there was, it would have been obvious to just do an interview with her.
I had assumed the podcast was to clog up search engine results.
When people search, it is likely to come up as the top result. You will also notice that the full 5 episodes aren't on youtube - they are all out there, but it's not easy to get them in one playlist. People will search and see that, maybe listen to an episode at most then give up. It's only the more autistic skeptics that will actually take the time to listen to the whole thing. Everyone else will just hear how dumb conspiracy theorists are and leave it at that after listening to half an episode.
This is an ingenious story - but (a) there is no more proof for this than for any other theory about Tiffany Dover.
And (b) even if true, you can't credibly blame the whole anti-anti-vaxxer thing on Tiffany.
The anti-anti-vax movement was well under way, even before the start of the scamdemic. It was a theme of Event 201, back in October 2019. Medical staff were being persecuted for not being fully on board the vax train since vaccines were first invented, and it has only been ramped up since then.
Back when covid was first announced, the whole story was about waiting for a vaccine to save us - and a lot of groundwork was done in preparation for silencing & discrediting anyone who raises doubts or concerns. Claiming that Tiffany Dover was dead, at least here in Australia, was a curious little by-way, but by no means central to the rubbishing of people who spoke out.
It's not hard to believe that the whole TV interview was a set-up, and that she got handsomely paid by Pfizer for shilling for them. But as a way to set up anti-vaxxers?
It just seems a very inefficient way to do it.
Until the Brandy Zodrozny hit job I might have thought that too. There was no need to do that series of podcasts and if there was, it would have been obvious to just do an interview with her.
I do agree that there is something that smells very, very off about the Tiffany Dover story!
Maybe it was set up to try to normalise fainting at injection time, and something went wrong?
I had assumed the podcast was to clog up search engine results.
When people search, it is likely to come up as the top result. You will also notice that the full 5 episodes aren't on youtube - they are all out there, but it's not easy to get them in one playlist. People will search and see that, maybe listen to an episode at most then give up. It's only the more autistic skeptics that will actually take the time to listen to the whole thing. Everyone else will just hear how dumb conspiracy theorists are and leave it at that after listening to half an episode.