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South Dakota's administration clashes with South Dakota's Mainstream Media on the truth regarding COVID-19

During Friday's press conference, Governor Kristi Noem challenged the media's coverage of COVID-19:

“I think we all read the news stories last night, watched our TV stations, watched some stories that have come out. You know, I think that the concerns of those workers needs to be looked at and considered by everybody,” Noem said.

“And I encourage Smithfield to do that as well. But I also know that when you don't hear all the facts of a situation and when the media doesn't cover all the facts of a situation, you're doing a disservice to the public that you need to get the whole story, get both sides of the story. 

Do the investigative work that it takes to tell the truth. And I haven't seen that in every single story that's been going on in South Dakota. I think that when a story is only told part way, or you've left out facts to make sure that it was a story that grabbed headlines. That's unfortunate. And it's not helping the situation that we have here in South Dakota. The public deserves the truth. And the truth is all the facts. And I would appreciate it if our media would remember that.”

Pat Powers at Dakota War College reports the blow up continued on Saturday:

On Friday, Ellis filed a story where he went on the attack on Governor Kristi Noem’s administration because he claimed he wasn’t receiving some information he was seeking:

What’s in a model?

Turns out South Dakota health officials are reluctant to share that information.

The people behind the state’s coronavirus response model, which Gov. Kristi Noem unveiled one week ago, have failed to release data used to make their assumptions. Meanwhile, health officials from the state’s three large health Systems – Avera, Sanford and Monument Health – won’t elaborate on how they contributed to the process.

Read that all here.

That story kicked off an exchange that got a little testy when the Governor’s communications person Maggie Siedel sent a note back to Ellis, pushing back a bit because it’s not as if the Governor and Department of Health are ignoring questions in their near daily pressers.

Yesterday I posted on my response to the Mitchell paper for putting out biased misinformation. I have decided to make this blog active again because there certainly needs more truth dug up on this most important issue.

Misinformation about COVID-19

That is the title of a Letter to the Editor of the Micthell Daily Republic today:

I really like Terry Woster, but I question his opinion being placed on the front page of the April 4 issue of this paper and presented as factual with the heading, “Misinformation — more deadly than the virus.”

I agree with Woster it is wrong to send death threats to Dr. Anthony Fauci, but it may prove out to be very deadly to worship Fauci as god. His positions against the general public wearing masks and against using anti-malaria drugs should be challenged.

Fauci led the mantra that chloroquine has not been proven. The French provided a clinical study that proves it does have a huge impact on COVID-19, but more data is needed to determine the exact degree of benefit. Instead the medical focus has been on ventilators, which have been proven to be less than 40 percent effective at most, and have some serious side effects.

What the media doesn’t tell us is that Fauci’s National Institute of Health has partnered with Bill Gates to develop a vaccine with Moderna. Within weeks they produced a vaccine based on a formula that is supposed to represent COVID-19, which was put on the internet by the Chinese. The NIH is currently shooting up healthy people to see what side effects come up, as this experimental drug is truly unproven.

Clearly Fauci involvement with Gates and Moderna presents a conflict of interest that has him downplaying a treatment that has been used for decades, whose side effects are minimal and well known, and studies in China, France, Australia and in other places have shown it to be effective in perhaps preventing the need to put masses of people on a ventilator with dire expectations of survival.

Hospitals, and not doctors, under the control of government, decide when the anti-malaria drug in combination with antibiotics can be used to treat severe cases of COVID-19. Woster may not want to hear that “deep state” actors are controlling our government, but in this case, government paid Fauci is being influenced by globalist Bill Gates, who is a big fish within the Deep State.