LewRockwell Actually, this is a point I’ve made before, but now I’m boiling it down to the bare essentials.
Here we go:
If you were a) honest and b) the head of a major public health agency, there is something you would do, before declaring COVID a worldwide pandemic requiring extraordinary measures (e.g., lockdowns).
You would carry out a study.
A study to confirm that a newly discovered virus (SARS-CoV-2) really exists and is causing illness and death on a global scale.
After all, that is the claim. So wouldn’t you want to prove it’s true? Wouldn’t you feel compelled to do that—rather than just SAY it’s so?
This study wouldn’t focus on 20 or 30 or 50 patients. Those numbers are far too small. We’re not talking about the assertion of a minor viral outbreak. This is supposedly a titanic disaster…
