Game over.
Oxford Prof @CarlHeneghan & Tom Jefferson expose the wild data exaggerations peddled by Covid alarmists & government.
The burden of proof lies upon those who wish to take our liberty.
It is not upon us to argue why we must remain free ✊🏽
spectator.co.uk/article/The-te…
Oxford Prof @CarlHeneghan & Tom Jefferson expose the wild data exaggerations peddled by Covid alarmists & government.
The burden of proof lies upon those who wish to take our liberty.
It is not upon us to argue why we must remain free ✊🏽
spectator.co.uk/article/The-te…
This is full of gems:
“Some argue that Imperial’s modelling may have come true had it not been for lockdown. But this does not explain Sweden. Academics there said its assumptions would mean 85,000 deaths if Sweden did not lock down. It did not – and deaths are just under 6,000”
“Some argue that Imperial’s modelling may have come true had it not been for lockdown. But this does not explain Sweden. Academics there said its assumptions would mean 85,000 deaths if Sweden did not lock down. It did not – and deaths are just under 6,000”
It gets better
“..original system..run over by a bus would be counted as a ‘Covid death’ if..tested positive..but later recovered. When this..was pointed out..it turned out even the Health Secretary was unaware what..Covid death data referred to. He ordered an immediate inquiry”
“..original system..run over by a bus would be counted as a ‘Covid death’ if..tested positive..but later recovered. When this..was pointed out..it turned out even the Health Secretary was unaware what..Covid death data referred to. He ordered an immediate inquiry”
It goes on:
“Imperial’s ‘Report 20’..contains a prediction of tens of thousands of deaths in Italy within three weeks of reopening. Yet by 30 June, just 23 daily deaths had been reported (lockdown officially ended on 4 May and internal travel restrictions on 3 June).”
Ouch.
“Imperial’s ‘Report 20’..contains a prediction of tens of thousands of deaths in Italy within three weeks of reopening. Yet by 30 June, just 23 daily deaths had been reported (lockdown officially ended on 4 May and internal travel restrictions on 3 June).”
Ouch.
The knockout:
“Rather than be cautious in the use of such data..government’s approach has been publishing worst-case scenarios. These assumptions..have largely proven to be unreasonable and..flatly incorrect. However..this realisation..had little effect on the approach.”
“Rather than be cautious in the use of such data..government’s approach has been publishing worst-case scenarios. These assumptions..have largely proven to be unreasonable and..flatly incorrect. However..this realisation..had little effect on the approach.”
Reminder:
China has been pushing pro-lockdown, anti-West messaging on social media.
“two tweets lauding China’s handling of the outbreak were liked & reposted hundreds of thousands of times. The posts...originated from users with modest followings.”
nytimes.com/2020/06/08/tec…
China has been pushing pro-lockdown, anti-West messaging on social media.
“two tweets lauding China’s handling of the outbreak were liked & reposted hundreds of thousands of times. The posts...originated from users with modest followings.”
nytimes.com/2020/06/08/tec…
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