What is wrong with this tweet? No rush, take your time ...
If you need a hint ...
And if you have time to kill, feel free to check out the savage beatdowns in the replies to that asinine tweet.
P.S. On what planet is the above a picture of an intensive care unit? Christ, but Bexte and the cretins at the JCCF are execrable douchebags.
HOLY FUCK! Apparently, the thieving assholes at the JCCF simply lifted the above photo from a CTV news piece from March 31, 2020 -- here's the accompanying pic to that article, which is over a year old:
In short, the sleazy liars at the JCCF couldn't even be bothered to take their own photo; they simply stole one from a CTV news article and passed it off as recent and relevant. That's a really spectacular level of dishonesty.
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To paraphrase: A lobby group that makes it money by convincing you that COVID is a scam claims it talked to unnamed people with unclear positions in unspecified institutions, who claimed without any actual stats, evidence or documentation that indeterminate facilities were experiencing the same caseloads as they were at an un-named date in 2020 (which could, of course, include previous peaks). Oh, and here's a picture of something.
This kind of photo scamming is not uncommon, mainly on the right. For instance, back a few years pictures supposedly of police violence against protestors in Venezuela often turned out to be from different countries.
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