By Debra Leigh, founder of Global Truth Network, a WCH Coalition Partner
Imagine you are at a dinner party and the topic of vaccine safety comes up. You start to share information that is very different to what the mainstream media (MSM) has been reporting.
One person at the table is very interested in what you are saying, but they want more details. Another person calls you a ‘conspiracy theorist’ and asks for your evidence.
You know there is a mountain of evidence, but how do you answer them?
Do you have this information at your fingertips? Can you remember all the platforms or websites where you uncovered the information from various experts and authorities? Even if you can, are you going to write them a list over dinner?
My solution—I refer them to the Global Truth Network (GTN) website and suggest that they start their own research and form their own opinions on the truth.
This avoids confrontation and allows them to process the information (which may come as a shock initially) at their own pace. As they uncover the true facts and undisputed data, they don’t need to admit to anyone else that they were wrong, or that they may have been deceived by the authorities that they trusted. This removes one more barrier to their acceptance of the truth.
GTN is a curation of publicly available information that reveals ‘the other side of the story’ on global issues being reported by the MSM.
Issues such as:
- The Covid pandemic
- Global warming
- Net zero carbon targets
- The ‘woke’ agenda
- Identity politics
- Transgender issues
- Plans of the WEF, the UN, and the WHO
- and many more topics!
The ‘other side of the story’ covers facts and opinions provided by experts who have been silenced, and real-world data that is being suppressed. GTN is a resource for those who want to research these issues, but don’t know where to start to find these experts and data. GTN is a ‘one stop shop’ for information on important issues impacting everyone’s lives, even those who don’t realise it yet.
GTN provides reference sources for each topic, summarized with commentary that is easy to understand. Sources include videos, articles, and research papers; published by independent, highly credentialed, global experts, who are not influenced by conflicts of interest; containing detailed and undisputed information, data, and statistics. Data directly from government websites globally is also referenced.
The content is organized into ‘bite size’ topics, under accordion style expanding tiles, allowing the reader to see information at a summary level, or dig further into the details, if they choose.
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