Robert Kogon

Why does the ample evidence of German involvement in virus research at Wuhan not merit at least the same degree of scrutiny as U.S. connections? Robert Kogon investigates.

No mention was made in the Twitter Files of the previous regime's removal of content at the request of EU officials. Why? Because it's the price of doing business in the EU.

Since the mRNA vaccines were introduced, health authorities like the U.S. CDC have insisted that the injected mRNA will 'stay in the arm'. But this is a lie: it was always intended to travel around the body.

When asked about a possible lab leak in a November 2021 interview, Christian Drosten insisted that “I have no personal connection to the people in Wuhan". This photo with the WIV's Shi Zhengli may suggest otherwise.

By now, we’re all familiar with the lab leak theory. But could we be pointing the finger at the wrong lab? Turns out, there’s another infectious diseases lab in Wuhan – Joint Laboratory of Infection and Immunity.

Many have been wondering why the announced Twitter 'amnesty' has not occurred. But the answer is obvious: the European Union vetoed it. The EU now presumes to censor social media 'misinformation' for the whole world.

In what must be an example of peak Twitter hysteria, a German TV channel has compared Elon Musk to Goebbels. Ironically, the channel was founded by Karl Holzamer, who served in Goebbels’s Ministry of Propaganda in WW2.

Could PayPal’s drive against ‘misinformation’ be prompted by pressure from the EU? PayPal isn't a signatory of the EU’s Code of Practice on Disinformation, but the EU has been lobbying for it to comply nonetheless.

The EU has quietly passed a law that directly subordinates online platforms like Twitter to the Commission’s agenda of "combatting COVID-19 disinformation" and requires them to implement it on pain of ruinous fines.