"Terrifying children now don't have the human reflex that they when you smile at them they smile back," she wrote in a post in March.
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Masks are also the subject of her ire, as she claimed the face coverings were causing children to forget how to smile. She also called Dr Anthony Fauci, chief medical advisor to the US president and director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, "satan". Some of the claims the self-styled "Covid truther" has made include that the vaccines were a "software platform that can receive uploads" and they let you "time travel", that lockdowns were tantamount to "Jim Crow laws" and "the best way to show respect for healthcare workers if you are healthy and under 65 is to socialise sensibly and expose yourself to a low viral load". On Friday, her Twitter account, which had more than 140,000 followers, was suspended, after months of posts that had "seen her wade deeper into a conspiracist whirlpool", according to former fan and documentary-maker Benjamin Ramm, as reported by Business Insider. Lately, the writer, 58, appears to have taken a U-turn, instead finding allies in political far right figures, such as Steve Bannon and Tucker Carlson. She was even a political adviser to former president Bill Clinton.
Wolf has long been known for her liberal outlook, having aligned herself with causes such as Occupy Wall Street (she was arrested at a protest in 2011) or having her own #MeToo moment in 2004 when she wrote in New York Magazine that her Yale college professor had made unwanted sexual advances more than two decades earlier. This has been the start of many, many genocides". Last month, she said to a US congressional committee that vaccine passports had the ability to "recreate a situation that is very familiar to me as a student of history. Wolf, who describes herself as “a lifelong progressive,” became a pariah among her supporters after taking the staunch anti-vaccine stance and speaking out against strict lockdown measures – which she’s compared to “fascism” – and has even been accused of holding views that align with those of the far right.American author and journalist Naomi Wolf, best known for her notable feminist work The Beauty Myth, from 1991, has had her Twitter account suspended for sharing disinformation about the Covid-19 vaccines, the pandemic and global lockdowns.Ī purveyor of the 1990s "third wave" of feminism, who has been praised by Gloria Steinem and Betty Friedan in the past, was using the social media platform to spread her staunch anti-vaccine views throughout the pandemic. Also on rt.com Naomi Wolf pranked into posting fake anti-vaccine quote with porn star photo The author has long been the target of the self-professed fighters against vaccine disinformation, and was once tricked by a reporter with the Intercept into posting a fake vaccine-skeptic meme with a porn star presented as a doctor. Several of Wolf’s much-discussed tweets apparently fell into one of those categories. Last year, during the pandemic, Twitter expanded its rules to prohibit “false or misleading narratives about Covid-19 vaccinations,” including claims that they’re used to “cause harm to or control populations,” false information about “adverse impacts or effects of receiving vaccinations,” and claims that “vaccinations are unnecessary.” There's a virtual industry of operatives funded by the Atlantic Council - which in turn is funded by Gulf State despots and US intel agencies & NATO governments - whose purpose is to demand the internet be purged of anyone dissenting from their orthodoxies.A leading soldier: - Glenn Greenwald June 5, 2021
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