Yes, spot on. I would only quibble with the well-intentioned bit about Fauci and Birx. I'm dubious too about the virus, I think most of the dying was not Covid-19 but covid policy, as in, sending people with pneumonia home until they turn blue, then putting them on Remdesivir and a ventilator, not letting family be present. Also the lockdowns and the jab. I said some time ago, covid policy will prove to be 100xs worse than the virus (which was a bioweapon i suspect perpetrated on us by our own government to test run social controls.)
If covid-19 was anything at all it was a revelation of how fascist as you say our leadership is, how fearful Americans are - and how many authoritarians there are among us.
Great information here, and glad you published it. I feel sad thinking about how government restrictions led to so much suffering. I live in Florida and feel I was given an easy ride compared to so many others during these years. This is very well written, particularly as a first substack publication.
Yes, spot on. I would only quibble with the well-intentioned bit about Fauci and Birx. I'm dubious too about the virus, I think most of the dying was not Covid-19 but covid policy, as in, sending people with pneumonia home until they turn blue, then putting them on Remdesivir and a ventilator, not letting family be present. Also the lockdowns and the jab. I said some time ago, covid policy will prove to be 100xs worse than the virus (which was a bioweapon i suspect perpetrated on us by our own government to test run social controls.)
If covid-19 was anything at all it was a revelation of how fascist as you say our leadership is, how fearful Americans are - and how many authoritarians there are among us.
This is my most read post. https://williamhunterduncan.substack.com/p/there-was-no-covid-19-pandemic
You’re definitely not wrong, but I think it is important to see this whole thing as a result of decades of cold scientism and atheism. It is a plague that rots the soul https://open.substack.com/pub/rontimus/p/compassion-for-maskers-rethinking?r=2rvuja&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post
Great information here, and glad you published it. I feel sad thinking about how government restrictions led to so much suffering. I live in Florida and feel I was given an easy ride compared to so many others during these years. This is very well written, particularly as a first substack publication.