Court finds Higgins made false claims - The Australian
Justice Paul Tottle identified no less than 26 different 'false or misleading aspects' from Brittany Higgins’ media interviews.
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"Canada's overall life expectancy -- that might be the craziest statistic in the world right now," says comedian Tony Hinchcliffe on a January 2, 2024 episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, which AFP has previously fact-checked for spreading misinformation.
Rogan and Hinchcliffe go on to claim that "booster and booster" caused Canadian life expectancy to decrease beginning in 2020.
Footage of the conversation spread across the internet -- particularly video platforms such as TikTok, Instagram and YouTube -- where it received tens of thousands of views, while users attached images, captions and comments which implied a connection between a decrease in Canadian life expectancy and Covid-19 vaccines.
The posts are the latest examples of false and misleading claims about purported harmful effects of Covid-19 vaccines, which according to researchers have saved millions of lives and averted many hospitalizations.
In November 2023, the Canadian government's data collection agency, Statistics Canada, released a report which announced the life expectancy at birth in the country had decreased for the...
Justice Paul Tottle identified no less than 26 different 'false or misleading aspects' from Brittany Higgins’ media interviews.