It's increasingly difficult for me NOT to be convinced that this is what has happened:
There was a new strain of cold. Because it was new, it spread quickly. However, it was so similar to pre-existing types of cold that at least 50% of people were already immune. Like many other cold viruses, it led to some old and vulnerable people getting pneumonia and dying.
THIS HAPPENS ALL THE TIME. It's a shame. It's very difficult to prevent, particularly in hospitals. But there's nothing new about it. Alas, somebody, somewhere, realised that if they renamed pneumonia as 'Covid-19' & described it as a new & deadly disease, everyone would go mad.
I know a lot of people would then claim that the virus itself doesn't even exist. I don't think its existence or non-existence is the problem. The catalyst for all this has been describing a pre-existing condition (that most people were ignorant about) as an entirely new threat.
A threat that is apparently so unprecedented that it justifies the total destruction of free society and everything that makes life worth living.
All of this has been based on revealing things to the public that have always been true, as if they have never happened before.
All of this has been based on revealing things to the public that have always been true, as if they have never happened before.
The fact is, it was probably a very good thing that most people were not aware of these facts previously. About how many people die every day. Every year. About how easily we can pass on viruses to others and potentially kill them.
Sometimes, ignorance is a key to freedom.
Sometimes, ignorance is a key to freedom.
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