A study released by Johns Hopkins University says that Covid related lockdowns had no effect on public health, but caused great economic and social upheaval. Not my words, theirs.
While this meta-analysis concludes that lockdowns have had little to no public health effects, they have imposed enormous economic and social costs where they have been adopted. In consequence, lockdown policies are ill-founded and should be rejected as a pandemic policy instrument.
That's what I've been saying for a year. Now we know that lockdowns don't work, cloth masks don't work, and the vaccines don't work as advertised.
That is a three-fer. Nothing we have been told about this WuFlu is accurate.
I will accept Whatever's apology in comments.
I doubt he'll give an apology, regardless of what facts come to light.
ReplyDeleteWithin the last month my:
ReplyDeletecardilogist said those giving vaccine to children should be sued for malpractice and then charged criminally and masks have a place, but mass wearing as a norm is totally inappropiate, ineffective, and overkill.
gastroenterologist said masks and distancing are useless -- nobody wants to hear from the doctors in the real world encountering patients on a daily basis.
doc at a certain government facility said, when I said I had no intention of a booster, "No problem. Three? Four? Forty? When does it stop? Hard to believe it does anything but make Pfizer a lot of money."
An employee at the same government facility said you should hear the docs when management isn't around, but they are VERY VERY careful about it. I have noted that there has been NO pressure for shots, just statements of availability, and the employee said that is pretty much the position of most docs he works with.
Yeah, good luck getting an apology...
ReplyDeleteLockdowns were never meant to stop the virus.
ReplyDeleteIt was just a political ploy to wreck the economy in order to get rid of Trump.
Several Democrats are on record saying that destroying the economy was the only way to regain power.
Now they are reading what they sowed.