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Conspiracy theorists were right about Hunter's laptop, mRNA vaccine harm, "plandemic", censorship, and more.

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Journalists were wrong and conspiracy theorist were right about:

Hunter Biden's laptop

mRNA vaccine harm

Plandemic

Lockdown

Ivermectin efficacy

HCQ efficacy

Face mask uselessness

Censorship on social media

Epstein Sex Island

Elite Pedophila

BioLabs in Ukraine

Child Trafficking

RussiaGate

Steele Dossier

Ukraine Corruption
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Was the COVID-19 pandemic planned?

Fact-checked: False.

According to PolitiFact, the COVID-19 pandemic was not planned. There was a 2019 simulation of a virus outbreak, which was part of a preparedness exercise and was not a prediction of future outbreaks. Many misinformation spreaders falsely use the simulation as a basis to prove that the pandemic was planned.

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2022/aug/26/pitbull/old-claim-still-false-covid-19-pandemic-was-not-pl/

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2021/sep/16/facebook-posts/no-covid-wasnt-planned-fema-kill-thousands-and-ope/
False

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