When Corona began to be talked about in the early spring of last year, many YouTube videos with the theme of Corona were deleted as a violation of the rules.
The target included channels by specialists such as doctors, and the authors complained, "I have no idea what's wrong."
The current target of witch hunting by YouTube is ivermectin. It is originally an antiparasitic drug developed by Nobel Prize laureate Dr. Satoshi Omura. In addition to its preventive effect for corona, many cases are reported in which it was cured by taking the medicine for 1 to 2 days in the early stages of infection.
The "Reimu and Marisa's News Channel," which has nearly 100,000 registered users, introduced an interview article with Dr. Omura. Then, from the YouTube side, a total of its two videos -- this video and another vaccine-related video -- were banned as a violation of the rules.
The reason is "because they are different from the WHO view." The channel was warned that it would be stopped after having three bans.
WHO's view of corona has been glaringly overturned. In January last year, they tweeted an announcement by the Chinese government that "there is no clear evidence of human-to-human transmission." WHO continued to say, "It's not a pandemic," even as the infection spread around the world.
YouTube's claim is that WHO's views are all correct, and others are not accepted. I can only say that it is discombobulating.
It is not just Japanese news videos that were erased from YouTube for discussing ivermectin. Parliamentary testimony by Australian MP Craig Kelly has also been deleted.
This video has been now uploaded to the Canadian video site Rumble. Congressman Kelly introduced a number of academic papers examining the effects of ivermectin on corona medicine.
The Argentina research published in the Journal of Biomedical Research and Clinical Investigation is particularly interesting. Among medical professionals such as doctors and nurses who worked at the forefront of corona treatment, those who were negative for corona were divided into two groups and the preventive effect of ivermectin was investigated.
Ivermectin was not administered to one group (407 patients) and was administered to the other group (788 patients.) Fifty-eight percent of healthcare workers in the non-treated group were infected with corona, while none in the treated group was infected.
Why was this video banned on YouTube? With ivermectin, the corona crisis could be quickly ended, and the vaccine may not be necessary. That may put some people in trouble. Is it the following rumored in the street?
Bill Gates is the largest private WHO donor → dominates WHO activities → spreads viruses and vaccines around the world to solve the population explosion that causes global warming → puts pressure on Google (YouTube's parent company) and suppresses the research and speech that ends the corona disaster
Mr. Gates said in a 2006 CNET interview that "Google is not allowed to run alone."
