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Milhouse Van Houten

18 Jul, 5 tweets, 1 min read

"All around the world you can look at mask mandates and superimpose on infection rates, you cannot see that mask mandates made any effect whatsoever."

telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/07/1…

"He warned some cloth masks have gaps which are invisible to the naked eye, but are 500,000 times the size of viral Covid particles."

"A Covid viral particle is around 100 nanometres, material gaps in blue surgical masks are up to 1,000 times that size, cloth mask gaps can be 500,000 times the size."

"Not everyone carrying Covid is coughing, but they are still breathing, those aerosols escape masks and will render the mask ineffective."

"The public were demanding something must be done, they got masks, it is just a comfort blanket, ... But now it is entrenched, and we are entrenching bad behaviour."

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