RFK jr video banned on X. Why?

The video conveys the message clearly. It's been banned on Twitter. I believe the situation regarding the nurse in the UK allegedly causing the deaths of babies might potentially be a deception. They aim to demonstrate that statistics (or science, if you will) can be manipulated. Consider Professor Neil Ferguson, who not only taught statistics but also how to employ them deceitfully.

What if the case were to be appealed, and the appeal succeeded? What if people were then presented with the evidence of manipulation? In American law, it's referred to as the Brady rule, where you are obligated to reveal exculpatory evidence, which supports innocence. In the case of the nurse, they presented statistics through a prism of guilt, whereas the majority or more comprehensive statistics revealed exculpatory evidence of innocence. What if the Brady rule were applied in the Trump case to demonstrate that he was correct in his claim that the election was rigged? This would entail the presentation of evidence from states, courts, and the military.

The Brady rule, in the context of American criminal law, requires prosecutors to disclose any exculpatory evidence to the defence. Exculpatory evidence is evidence that could potentially prove the defendant's innocence or undermine the prosecution's case. It's named after the U.S. Supreme Court case Brady v. Maryland (1963), which established this principle.

In my scenario, i'm suggesting that if the Brady rule were used in the Trump case, it would involve the revelation of evidence that supports his assertion that the election was rigged. This evidence would come from various sources, including state authorities, court proceedings, and possibly the military. Applying the Brady rule in this context would mean ensuring that all relevant information, whether it supports Trump's claim or not, is made available to the defence and the public, thereby allowing for a more transparent and fair examination of the election's integrity.

Some strange things happening I'll go through them tonight.