Have you ever seen the character Storm, played by Halle Berry on the X-Men movies, who can manipulate the weather? Well, apparently, according to Jones' InfoWars, the government may be a bit like Halle Berry. The government is employing weather weapons Therefore, it may be helpful to review some of the most outrageous health-related claims that he had made.Ĭoming up with a Top 10 list was not easy, because it involved sifting through a smorgasbord of Jones' yelling, gesticulating, and grunting like someone was putting a blender to his privates, dressing as the Joker, wearing a lizard head mask, and advancing all kinds of theories. For example, his YouTube channel has had over 2.4 million subscribers. Nevertheless, Jones does seem to have a sizable following, which means that a number of people may have been listening to what he has said about science and health. No, the social media giants' expressed rationale was that he was violating their policies against inciting violence and hate speech. Otherwise, you'd see a lot of more people's websites, videos, and articles being pulled because the Internet is a toilet bowl of false health claims. He proposed making some changes to curb the effect our chemical usage has on these vulnerable populations, explaining, “If we get sufficient evidence indicating there’s a high likelihood of a population effect, perhaps we need to be more proactive about restricting.or banning these chemicals.Spreading incorrect scientific information certainly wasn't the stated reason that Facebook, Apple, YouTube, and Spotify recently banned Jones' material from their platforms and Twitter suspended his account for 7 days. Tyler discussed how these changes won’t kill fish outright, but they will affect the growth of fish populations, saying, “If they are moderate to severely feminized, they are compromised as individuals and they really struggle to pass their genes on.” More than 200 chemicals were identified in the water that researchers studied, and male fish were found to be feminized because of high estrogen levels theorized to have come from the residue of flushed contraceptive drugs.
"We’re starting to establish not just effects on gender, but that they can also affect other physiological processes in the fish as well,” he added. Tyler told The Independent,“If you look in terms of what gets into a fish’s liver or gonad, the analysis of the chemicals it contains is a bit of a blueprint in terms of what’s flushed down the toilet." The project was called Roach, Sex, and Gender-Bending Chemicals: The Feminization of Wild Fish in English Rivers. Tyler, one of the two researchers on the project that began in 2008, is discussing his findings this week at the 50th Anniversary Symposium of the Fisheries Society of the British Isles.
Reduced sperm quality, the development of ovarian tissues, and less aggressive competitive behavior are some of the traits scientists are finding in these affected fish populations.Ĭharles R. In a recent study, researchers found that chemicals released into aquatic ecosystems from contraceptives and other chemically engineered products are causing genetic mutations in fish populations, and even turning them into the opposite gender.Īccording to the report, a fifth of male fish has suffered mutations that have made them transgendered because of chemicals from contraceptive pills being flushed down household drains.
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