Twitter forever suspends Alex Berenson more than coronavirus tweets
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Twitter has forever suspended former New York Moments journalist and author Alex Berenson, a critic of coronavirus lockdowns and mandates, from its platform.
“The account you referenced has been permanently suspended for repeated violations of our COVID-19 misinformation procedures,” a Twitter spokesperson advised Fox News in reaction to an inquiry Saturday night time.
On his Substack web page, Berenson subsequently posted a temporary message, just over 152 people, titled, “Goodbye Twitter.”
“This was the tweet that did it,” he wrote, earlier mentioned a screenshot of his account prior to it was taken down. “Totally correct. I simply cannot hold out to listen to what a jury will make of this.”
In that tweet, he wrote that the coronavirus vaccine does not end infection or transmission.
“Really don’t imagine of it as a vaccine,” he ongoing. “Believe of it – at greatest – as a therapeutic with a minimal window of efficacy and terrible side effect profile that must be dosed IN Progress OF Disease.”
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The Centers of Disease Manage and Prevention say that COVID-19 vaccines “are safe and effective” next tens of thousands of clinical trials and that facet outcomes are exceptional.
Berenson, 48, built countrywide headlines last calendar year for his criticism coronavirus lockdowns and mandates, drawing the ire of Major Tech, the mainstream media and other people who sought to bury his
