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How The NYT Hid Big Pharma PR Titan Jack Leslie In Plain Sight
How The NYT Hid Big Pharma PR Titan Jack Leslie In Plain Sight
Authored by Paul D. Thacker via The DisInformation Chronicle,
New York Times reporter Sheryl Gay Stolberg wrote one of the most hilarious, misleading pieces I've seen in recent months, castigating the NIH for a new vaccine injury clinic based on a leaked statement by Jack Leslie, a senior advisor to the PR firm Weber Shandwick which represents most major vaccine manufacturers.
I'm not joking. This is the journalism I get for my paid subscription to the New York Times.
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