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Infographic: How the New York Times Deceives You about the Flu Shot

Observe how the New York Times deceives you about the flu shot. Witness what the Times says science says about the influenza vaccine versus what its own source from the medical literature actually says.

by Jeremy R. Hammond

Apr 4, 2018

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Infographic: How the New York Times Deceives You about the Flu Shot

Mainstream media propaganda like this serves to manufacture consent for public vaccine policy.

Click here for the full story about how the New York Times tries to deceive you about the flu shot.

About Jeremy R. Hammond

About Jeremy R. Hammond

I’m an independent journalist exposing the state propaganda that manufactures public consent for criminal government policies.

My work examines US foreign policy, market interventionism, and so-called "public health" policy through one consistent lens: an uncompromising application of the non-aggression principle that transcends the narrow linear spectrum of "left" vs. "right".

Read about my mission and core values →

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