Twitter banned British conspiracy theorist David Icke today, citing its policy on Covid-19 pandemic misinformation. Icke, a former soccer star and commentator, believes the world is secretly dominated by a race of interdimensional reptilian beings called the Annunaki. But it's his claims about 5G radio transmissions and Covid-19 that already got him booted from Facebook and from YouTube; Twitter was his last mainstream redoubt. — Read the rest
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