Yahoo’s Ebola Tweet Is a Lie Designed to Promote Fear-Based Acceptance of the Ebola Vaccine
by Dave Hodges
TheCommonSenseShow.com
Aug. 11, 2014
A Yahoo News tweet went out at 4:41 p.m. Eastern) Sunday and it stated that 145 people in the Atlanta area have contracted Ebola. The Yahoo News tweet disappeared about 20 minutes later, only to be replaced by a tweet stating that the first tweet was a mistake. However, the Yahoo News Twitter release was retweeted hundreds of times in that 20 minutes.
The tweet was captured and was replayed on Before Its News.
Do not make the mistake of believing any of this. There is absolutely no truth to the claim that 145 people, in Atlanta, have contracted Ebola. Many are asking if Yahoo News actually ran the tweet, or were they hacked? Yahoo News did indeed run this tweet, but they knew exactly what they were doing.
The Goals of Yahoo News and Their Infamous Tweet
Yahoo news had two goals in regard to tweeting this false information on their twitter account, only to take it back 20 minutes later. First, we live in a culture of fear. Government exists because of fear. Television news ratings rise when they report fearful news. We have become a nation of self-directed fear mongers. This is precisely what Yahoo News is counting on. Their false tweet was designed to make as many people in the public, fearful of an Ebola outbreak.
Do you remember when you would play a game, as a child, by saying something outrageous and then telling the person “made you look”? This is exactly what Yahoo News was doing when they tweeted this false claim of 145 people contracting Ebola in Atlanta. They made us look. They made us fearful. Of course, Yahoo News attempted to maintain their credibility by withdrawing the tweet 20 minutes later, but it is impossible to unring the bell and Yahoo knows this.
Why would Yahoo News want to “make us look”? There are two reasons. First, Monsanto and their bad reputation must be distanced from any vaccine. This will be explained in more detail later in the article. Second, the tweet was designed to evoke a fear reaction from the public and this would hopefully serve to move the public closer to accepting a hastily prepared vaccine of questionable value. If the public can be put into a state of fear, when the so-called “vaccine” for Ebola is ready, the fearful American people will be conditioned that they better take the vaccine with no questions asked.
How can I be certain that Yahoo News’ goal of being a fear mongering, agenda promoting media outlet designed to condition the public to be fearful of Ebola is true? Below, is the convoluted unfolding of the “creation” of an Ebola virus.
The Rest…HERE
