RETRACTIONS ARE THE TIP OF THE CENSORSHIP ICEBERG

Retraction of a published paper from a journal is its removal from the journal.&nbsp; It is typically done after findings of malfeasance, such as fabrication of data, substantial plagiarism, etc.&nbsp; However, in the era of COVID-19, retractions have taken on a new (or perhaps previously hidden) politically-driven dimension.&nbsp; Papers of high technical quality have been retracted if they question the government-industry approach to the treatment of COVID-19, and especially adverse effects resulting from the COVID-19 &ldquo;vaccines&rdquo;.
The Website Retraction Watch has been tracking retracted COVID-19 papers, and has identified 325 as of this writing (early May 2023).&nbsp; COVID-19 paper retractions have been addressed in substack articles, journal articles, and many other forums.&nbsp; The retraction of our paper on vaccinating children against COVID-19 was described in detail in an online newsletter.