#London real transform yourself plus#

The first installment spread largely on major social media platforms, but many of them - including Facebook and YouTube - removed it for violating policies against harmful misinformation. The video is heavy on innuendo and features David Martin, a financial analyst and self-help entrepreneur who has a YouTube channel that has pushed some of the same conspiracy theories. It suggests without proof that the novel coronavirus was man-made and intentionally released. The new video, called вЂњPlandemic: Indoctornation,вЂќ offers a more far-reaching conspiratorial take on the pandemic, with an underlying theme that the media canвЂ™t be trusted. The first installment spread a number of false and misleading claims made by Judy Mikovits, a researcher known for her discredited work on chronic fatigue syndrome.

was under various stay-at-home orders in an effort to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus about two months after the World Health Organization designated COVID-19 a pandemic. The 75-minute video expands on the first installment,В which captured widespread attention in early May.

#London real transform yourself plus#

18, spinning together many of the falsehoods about the disease that weвЂ™ve been debunking for months, plus some new misleading claims. The second part of вЂњPlandemicвЂќ - a documentary-style video that presents a sweeping conspiracy theory about the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic, patents and vaccines - landed on Aug.