Posted on 05/21/2023 5:28:24 PM PDT by Magnatron
A notorious conspiracy theorist doctor, known for his wild takes on the Coronavirus pandemic, claimed he had been poisoned just a few days before he died.
Dr Rashid Buttar, who was part of the group nicknamed the “Disinformation dozen”, died suddenly yesterday (Saturday, May 20) at the age of 57.
He was known for being a huge anti-vaxxer and became a cult figure during the pandemic.
He went on record to claim that the Covid pandemic was made “planned” and “politically motivated”.
The British-born doctor, who spent most of his adult life in the United States, also claimed that “everyone who has had the vaccine would be dead by 2025.”
His theories and misinformation were so well-known that the Centre for Countering Digital Hate named him one of the top 12 people responsible for producing around 65% of all anti-vaccine content between 2020 and 2023.
However, he has now died just days after claiming he had been given a “poison” containing “200 times of what was in the vaccine.”
His cause of death has not been made public, nor has the reason he recently spent time in intensive care.
However, speaking to Laura-Lynn Tyler Thompson earlier this month, a very skinny-looking Dr Buttar said: “I went through a very difficult personal health challenge a few months ago.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailystar.co.uk ...
I’m suspicious of the cause of death.
Is it possible to read a factual, non politicized account of the passing of Dr. Rashid?
Make sure never to get a SHOT because you have NO idea what they have in store for you, especially if you’re not vaccinated.
“You’ve had a very violent reaction to something.”
Nope. No bias there.
Imagine that. The UK press and UK media / government nexus now equates disagreeing with the so-called Covidians is "hate."
There is information from their political opponents to be read at:
https://www.discoverthenetworks.org/organizations/center-for-countering-digital-hate-ccdh/
From that "hateful" Discover the Networks URL one reads:
"CCDH has received funding from a George Soros-backed organization known as Hope Not Hate, whose “mission is to work tirelessly to expose and oppose far-right extremism.”
"Another key funder of CCDH is the Oak Foundation, which supports a wide variety of left-wing causes, including: (a) efforts to oppose the enforcement of U.S. immigration laws; (b) voter-registration and -mobilization efforts targeting demographic groups that tend to support Democrats; and (c) left-wing environmental groups. Moreover, the Oak Foundation has notable ties to the Chinese Communist Party, as reported by Breitbart.com: “In 2018, the Oak Foundation donated $1 million to an organization called the ClimateWorks Foundation, ‘to support the greening of the Belt and Road Initiative.’ The Belt and Road initiative is one of the Chinese Communist Party's most ambitious projects, a vast global infrastructure project aimed at linking Europe, Russia, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, the Indian Subcontinent, and the South Pacific in a trade network that starts and ends in China. The project comprises ports, railroads, airports, tunnels, dams, power stations, and entirely new cities, all aimed at centering the world's trade routes on China through a combination of rail, sea, road, and air routes.”
So, not getting jabbed and disagreeing with these mRNA marketeers is "hate" and proof we, the unjabbed, are far-right extremists. Yup.
and I agree - a very good case can be made that the virus was not only formulated in Wuhan, China, but also deliberately spread throughout the world, primarily the world known as the “west.”
I’m an anti-vaxxer myself but this guy seemed like a bit of a loon.
The excerpt is a hit-job on the doctor. It’s an exampple of “digital hate.”
No it likely is not possible.
Often people who know a lot more about a controversial topic than others do, appear to them as a bit off.
Good question!
My dad was a surgeon. He died at age 54
Back in the sixties. Many docs do not live very healthy lives
Guess he wasn’t wrong. Hope you’re okay if you’ve had what they called a vaccine. From what has been reported , who the hell knows what you got in you,, basically , everyone who was calling anyone a conspiracy theorist the last several years turns out to be the actual conspiracy theorists. God rest this man’s good soul for never , ever, giving in. #sobeit
Who would be surprised he was poisoned.
The ownership trail for the Daily Mail is complicated, but the largest single investor in M&G Investments, the holding company that owns 14% of the Daily Mail’s parent, is Prudential, LLC, the COB of which is Shriti Vadera, a British citizen of Indian ancestry who is a member of the Labour Party, who is on leave from the House of Lords. She was also a board member of Astra Zeneca from 2010 to 2018. In other words, control of the Daily Mail is in the hands of the British establishment. Anything coming out of the UK mainstream or tabloid press is as dubious as our own MSM.
He was not a loon. Did you do one ounce of research on him? He was just fine 2 days before. I have been following him for awhile . He died like suddenly just like breitbart. Unbelievable post.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Center_for_Inquiry
Of them, "Blasphemy Rights Day International encourages individuals and groups to openly express their criticism of or outright contempt for religion." "Outright contempt," one repeats.
A look into the North Carolina Medical Board consent is interesting, since it was from 2010, thirteen years ago and obviously pre-Covid.
Source: https://quackwatch.org/cases/board/med/buttar/consent_2010/
The North Carolina Board did not revoke Buttar's license to practice. The 2010 document does say, "...the Board makes no findings or conclusions regarding the benefit or safety of Dr. Buttar’s treatment modalities."
It is interesting that Dr. Barrett is now a resident of North Carolina, in Chapel Hill, the home of Ralph Baric of "coronavirus" and "spike protein" fame.
For a look at Dr. Barrett: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Barrett
For a look into the "worse than a loon" one might look through a bio for Buttar, the "worse than a loon." It is interesting to note that the "hate" folks charged him with being one of the "Disinformation Dozen," whereas Fauci and Birx didn't make the list.
One learns of this "worse than a loon," "Dr. Rashid A. Buttar is an emergency medicine physician in Mooresville, North Carolina and is affiliated with Lake Norman Regional Medical Center. He received his medical degree from Des Moines University College of Osteopathic Medicine and has been in practice for more than 20 years." Source: https://health.usnews.com/doctors/rashid-buttar-626895
Perhaps the picture is far less black-and-white than it seems. Something about the public image of vaccines, vaccines adjutants, autism and other harm is in play. Voices which differ from a narrative must be silenced, some say.
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