Water Filter Company Says It Doesn’t Remove Snake Venom Amid Outlandish COVID Conspiracy – CNET

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It made the statement after a COVID-19 conspiracy started spreading the false claim that the disease comes from cobra venom. In the video, a retired chiropractic specialist shares the incorrect theory that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention planted cobra venom in COVID-19 vaccines and the water supply. A promoter of QAnon– the fringe conservative conspiracy that believes previous President Donald Trump was combating a surprise war against a cabal of Satanic pedophiles in Hollywood and the Democratic Party– started offering Seychelle filters saying they got rid of cobra venom from water while also offering them for a higher than retail rate.

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It made the statement after a COVID-19 conspiracy began spreading out the incorrect claim that the illness comes from cobra venom. In the video, a retired chiropractor shares the incorrect theory that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention planted cobra venom in COVID-19 vaccines and the water supply. A promoter of QAnon– the fringe conservative conspiracy that believes previous President Donald Trump was combating a concealed war versus a cabal of Satanic pedophiles in Hollywood and the Democratic Party– started selling Seychelle filters stating they removed cobra venom from water while also selling them for a greater than retail cost.

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