270 Angry Scientists Cite MSM "Fact-Checks" in Open Letter Urging Spotify to Deplatform Joe Rogan

You knew it was coming…

Two weeks after Joe Rogan interviewed mRNA inventor Dr. Robert Malone on his Spotify podcast – which boasts 11 million viewers on average – an angry letter brigade of 270 doctors and scientists have written an open letter to Spotify to demand they censor Rogan and implement a Covid-19 “misinformation policy,” so that people, even highly trained virologist-immunologists such as Malone, can’t contradict ‘the science.’

Getting down to their core argument:

In episode #1757, Rogan hosted Dr. Robert Malone, who was suspended from Twitter for spreading misinformation about COVID-19. Dr. Malone used the JRE platform to further promote numerous baseless claims, including several falsehoods about COVID-19 vaccines and an unfounded theory that societal leaders have “hypnotized” the public. Many of these statements have already been discredited.

The links go to an instagram slideshow and three MSM ‘fact checks’ – one of which doesn’t even discuss Malone, and say his actions are not only “objectionable and offensive, but also medically and culturally dangerous.”

And of course, just three of the signatories are immunologists, roughly 10% are nurses or nurse practitioners, and 33 are some type of ‘assistant’ (professor, nurse, lab, etc.). In short – hardly any of these people are qualified to refute Malone, which is probably why they link to ‘fact checks’ instead of compiling their own response on the merits of what Malone said.

Hey @Mediaite. "Scores of Doctors" is a more accurate headline. It looks like dozens of MDs, a bunch of PhDs, and a lot of "others" (e.g. students, writers, communicators).

— MarkHyman (@MarkHyman) January 13, 2022

Please someone with the time to do this, cross reference the doctors who signed this letter and the ones who signed that letter declaring racial injustice a bigger threat to public health than covid to justify their support for BLM protests during the pandemic. https://t.co/dAkFuMXmHA

— Noam Blum (@neontaster) January 13, 2022