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As the Herby-Jonung-Hanke book "Did Lockdowns Work?" found: Lockdowns had a tiny effect on mortality, almost no health benefits, but imposed massive economic costs. Lockdowns were the worst policy blunder since World War II. My latest interview with James Connor:

15,778 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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James Connor1 年前

Lockdowns were disastrous not only from an economic point a view but also from a psychological point of view but of course the powers that be never want to address this. In addition, lockdowns and free handouts created a generation of lazy people.

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1 年前

@JamesConnor1999 never again….

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Freedom Fighter1 年前

@JamesConnor1999 Thanks, Prof! You are worth your weight in gold dross! 😂

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Lost in a Lost World1 年前

@HNIJohnMiller @JamesConnor1999 I don't know about anybody else but I had just lost everything I own in Hurricane Irma 3 years prior to the lockdown. It took me 3 years to cobble my life back together and covid finished me off. So it was a financial Devastation for me personally. I kind of gave up.

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Roger Horton1 年前

@JamesConnor1999 Well said SH. I live in Victoria Australia which suffered the worst / longest shutdowns imposed anywhere by the labour Gov’t led by Dan Andrews. We are consequently severely indebted and suffer years of future draconian taxes levies etc due to their chronic mismanagement.

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Jorge Bonilla

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The WHO sent a delegation to China to document how lockdowns were being used to stop the spread of COVID. Jeffrey Tucker says it quickly turned into a propaganda tour, with the delegation being wined and dined before producing a report praising China’s lockdown model. He says that report became the turning point that helped set Western lockdowns in motion. And according to Anthony Fauci’s own diaries, Fauci was behind the push to send the delegation. “They wined and dined them for quite a long time, up to about a week.” “Xi Jinping’s message of this tour was, ‘We are much better at managing infectious disease than you. With our system of government, which is a one-party state and totalitarian dictatorial rule, we have vast advantages over you people in the West with your human rights and freedom and democracy.’” “Now, this is 100% propaganda.” “Their lockdowns achieved nothing in terms of stopping the spread.” “The CCP invited all these useful idiots from abroad to come in and observe the magnificence.” “They put out a report on February 24th… celebrating the glories of the CCP and the China model for controlling infectious disease.” “This report is extremely crucial in causing the rest of the world to copy what they believed that the CCP did.” “That’s what kicked in motion the lockdowns in the US, and the UK, and all over Europe.” “In Fauci’s first meeting with Donald Trump in the Oval Office… Fauci had one request for him.” “When you talk to Xi Jinping, make sure that he’s okay with a delegation from the World Health Organization coming to Wuhan to observe his genius at managing infectious disease.” “Well, they didn’t look at the data. What they did was go on a propaganda tour.” Jeffrey A Tucker Brownstone Institute

Jan Jekielek

47,625 次观看 • 22 天前

FULL INTERVIEW HERE ON X: "After tabulating, calculating, and quantifying all of the various dimensions of the costs of the [pandemic] lockdown policies, we found that lockdowns are about 30 to 35 times more costly than what they could possibly have delivered in benefits… in terms of human life." This was Gigi Foster's (of Australians for Science and Freedom) stunning revelation to me in June of 2022, based on the results of her own research. I had been well aware that lockdown policies had signficant collateral damage associated with them. Indeed, this was the reason why common-sense public health policy for years had been to avoid them at all costs—until, that is, this was all thrown out the window in early 2020. But I hadn't been ready to accept a 35X differential. The bottom line, according to Gigi, who as a professor at the University of New South Wales is a behavioural economics expert and as such does these sorts of calculations routinely, was always: "How many people would you be willing to kill in order to save one from COVID? That is essentially the trade-off." From skipped cancer screenings to impeded speech development in toddlers to growing social inequality, when we add it all up, what price did we pay? Join me and Gigi to learn the truth in American Thought Leaders 🇺🇸 with @JanJekielek Episode #637, Gigi Foster: Did Our Pandemic Policies Kill More People Than They Saved?, and check out my channel on Box 📦 Club Leader 2.0—I'll post links in the thread below👇

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