Claim in viral 'Plandemic' video 'could lead to imminent harm,' Facebook says

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09 May 2020 0 shares 1 views

Claim in viral 'Plandemic' video 'could lead to imminent harm,' Facebook says

Claim in viral 'Plandemic' video 'could lead to imminent harm,' Facebook says

USATODAY.com

Published 09 May 2020

A slickly-produced interview with discredited scientist Judy Mikovits promotes conspiracy theories and is being removed by multiple tech platforms.

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