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American business magnate (1863–1947)
The Protocols of the Elders of Zion was proven a literary forgery largely through plagiarism analysis and courtroom testimony: The Times of London in 1921 showed large sections were copied from Mauric...
Dearborn’s Arab immigration story begins in the early 20th century with migrants drawn by Ford-era jobs and has continued in waves tied to Middle East conflicts and U.S. refugee flows; scholars and lo...
Claims that “Jewish bankers” secretly started or financed the world wars are a long-standing antisemitic trope rooted in forgeries like the Protocols and recycled into modern conspiracies; scholarship...
"An Inconvenient Study" is a 2025 documentary centered on an unpublished vaccinated-versus-unvaccinated study promoted by Del Bigtree and ICAN, claiming a link between vaccine exposure and higher rate...
Henry Ford’s recruitment of Arab immigrants was driven mainly by industrial labor needs and the draw of higher wages and stability—most sources cite Ford’s $5-a-day policy and active recruitment that ...
Historians and reference sources most commonly associate Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini with Nazism and Italian Fascism respectively, while a close inner circle of Nazi politicians and ideologues—H...
Henry Ford’s factories began attracting Arab immigrants in the early 20th century, with scholars and local reporting tying a major surge to Ford’s $5 workday announced on Jan. 5, 1914; by the 1910s an...
Scholarly and media critics of the unpublished Henry Ford “vaccinated vs. unvaccinated” report — the centerpiece of the documentary An Inconvenient Study — have flagged specific methodological flaws i...
The main thesis of the film and campaign around An Inconvenient Study is that an unpublished Henry Ford–linked comparison of vaccinated and unvaccinated children shows vaccines are associated with hig...
Critics say the unpublished Henry Ford analysis highlighted in the film An Inconvenient Study suffers from fundamental design and data problems that led Henry Ford Health to call it “fatally flawed” a...
An Inconvenient Study is a 2025 documentary built around an unpublished Henry Ford–linked vaccinated vs. unvaccinated cohort study; multiple mainstream outlets and domain experts publicly criticized t...
Two distinct threads emerge from the analyses: established, peer-reviewed critiques exist of Al Gore’s documentary An Inconvenient Truth and its public-science framing, and more recent peer-reviewed a...
The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, a forged antisemitic pamphlet first published in Tsarist Russia around 1903, achieved rapid transnational circulation through state-backed forgers, sympathetic pre...
Dearborn’s large Muslim population grew from early 20th‑century labor migration to Detroit’s auto industry, subsequent family and chain‑migration from Lebanon, Palestine, Syria, Yemen and Iraq, and la...
An Inconvenient Study is a 2025 documentary built around an unpublished Henry Ford Health retrospective comparison of vaccinated vs. unvaccinated children; the filmmakers and allied groups say the stu...
César Gueikian is the clearest, repeatedly cited example among the provided materials of a business leader who helped recover a company from bankruptcy, having led Gibson’s turnaround after its 2018 i...
A persistent set of antisemitic tropes — often labeled “Jews control” or “Zionist Occupation Government (ZOG)” — has been promoted by a range of actors from early 20th‑century industrialists to contem...
A small set of large, population‑level cohort studies and national register analyses have probed long‑term outcomes after routine childhood vaccination schedules, but the literature remains sparse and...
The unpublished Henry Ford vaccinated vs. unvaccinated study showcased in the film An Inconvenient Study was widely criticized for multiple, interlocking methodological flaws that reviewers said made ...
Peer-reviewed literature directly comparing long-term health outcomes of vaccinated versus completely unvaccinated children is sparse, methodologically heterogeneous, and dominated by small, convenien...