Everything failed

[BigBruvOfEnglandUK]

If the new invention of statewide or national lockdowns were such a success why are the countries with high case numbers not in lockdown?
After all, leading scientists around the world have been banned from Twitter and Facebook, lost consultancy work with top pharma companies and lost friendships for criticising the lockdowns so surely lockdowns must be the answer?

Even the hermit kingdom of New Zealand is not going to have a lockdown when the case numbers start rising there.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said Thursday an outbreak was inevitable and the nation would tighten restrictions as soon as one was detected.

But she also said that New Zealand would not impose the lockdowns that it has used previously, including for the delta variant.

"This stage of the pandemic is different to what we have dealt with before. Omicron is more transmissible," Ardern said.

www.npr.org/2022/01/20/1074310637/new-zealand-no-lockdown-omicron-variant

How does that make a difference? Lockdowns were the answer. Ardern told us so before.

(Zero covid strategy) Australia has never had so many people dying per day as they have now but we haven't had a lockdown in months in Melbourne (World record for days in lockdown). Why not?

I remember the politicians telling us that we needed lockdowns because even if it saved one life then it was worth doing. Why are they not doing it now? Is it because the lockdowns cause more harm than good just like the scientists banned from Twitter tried to tell everyone?
None of the pro lockdown politicians are going to admit it.





 

[BigBruvOfEnglandUK]

Lockdowns resulted in slightly fewer Covid-19 deaths compared to other measures

Enforced lockdowns were slightly better at cutting Covid-19 deaths than allowing the public simply to follow recommendations, such as working from home and limiting social contact, research has found.

www.msn.com/en-ae/news/world/enforced-lockdowns-only-prevented-0-2-fewer-deaths-compared-to-simply-trusting-people/ar-AATrzMW

Lockdowns may have reduced deaths with covid-19 by 0.2% but now we have people dying because of the harms caused by lockdowns. I wonder what the long term picture will look like? It's no wonder there were no lockdowns before 2020.

[saison]

The politicians across the globe should be tried for crimes against humanity. - seriously.

[BigBruvOfEnglandUK]

Indeed. Those pricks were all spouting "Follow the science" but there was no science that said extended lockdowns would work and now the science has shown that they were wrong the whole time.

Professor Ferguson of Imperial College London advised the UK government that they needed to lockdown and was then caught out having an affair with a married woman during the lockdown that he asked for. Matt Hancock the UK health secretary at the time was also telling everyone to stay home and social distance if you must go out but was caught on CCTV snogging some bird that worked with him, government adviser Dominic Cummings took his family up to Scotland while everyone else was limited to their local area, the Boris Johnson and the Conservative party had numerous drinks parties while everyone else wasn't even allowed to have a visitor to their house.



same people that made up lockdown rules were breaking their own rules (Look up "Partygate",

[BigBruvOfEnglandUK]

Masks, social distancing, hand sanitising, lockdowns and now the vaccines have failed.
Natural immunity and less government interference is the only way out.

[1920sfan]

Crimes against humanity have been committed all over the planet. I will be glad when human beings are in control again.

[brothersteve]

I believe Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine succeeded when taken early on, but the governments could not make as much money on those as they could the others.

[1920sfan]

Big Pharma could not allow that to happen. The Medical Profession made much more money when they listed their patients as having Covid, even though the tests could mot distinguish Covid from the flu.

[Spectra]

Everything failed...? Hong Kong protestors shut down, Trump out, Japanese Olympics derailed and minimized, further control over production of industries, devaluing USD...

It all depends what the real goals were I suppose.

[BigBruvOfEnglandUK]

Sweden REMOVED all restrictions. Covid infections COLLAPSED.
It has now gone about 3 weeks since Sweden removed all restrictions and now we can see whether that was a good or a bad move.

That means the number of covid infections have gone down with a whopping 88.8% in just 20 days since restrictions were removed.

petersweden.substack.com/p/sweden-infections-down?s=r

[BigBruvOfEnglandUK]

 

Thanks to an ONS (The UK's Office for National Statistics) report published on Thursday, we now have age-adjusted excess mortality numbers for most of the countries in Europe, covering the entire period from January 2020 to June 2021.

Poland fared worst with excess mortality of 23% higher than the 5 year average. The UK had 7.9%. Sweden had -2.3%. Three of the seven countries that did better than Sweden are islands.
Most if not all of Europe had lockdowns apart from Sweden.

Bulgaria has the highest excess deaths for people under 65. The UK is second highest for under 65's.

dailysceptic.org/2021/11/20/sweden-has-had-negative-excess-mortality-since-the-start-of-2020/

[BigBruvOfEnglandUK]

Sunetra Gupta (born 15 March 1965)[2] is an Indian-born British infectious disease epidemiologist and a professor of theoretical epidemiology at the Department of Zoology, University of Oxford. She has performed research on the transmission dynamics of various infectious diseases, including malaria, influenza and COVID-19, and has received the Scientific Medal of the Zoological Society of London and the Rosalind Franklin Award of the Royal Society.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunetra_Gupta

She along with a couple of other experts met with Boris Johnson at Downing street to advise him and tell him that lockdowns and some of the planned other measures were not going to work. They got the impression that Johnson had already made his mind up before meeting with them that the government were going to try the extended lockdown experiment.

[moxohol]

Feb 11, 2022 15:08:33 GMT brothersteve said:

I believe Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine succeeded when taken early on, but the governments could not make as much money on those as they could the others.

Amen! They hand out a box of Ivermectin & aspirin here.

[BigBruvOfEnglandUK]

One of the lads I work with said his m8 is in hospital at the moment. 29 years old. He's been on a ventilator. He's been told he has Influenza A and rhinovirus and that it's probably because his immune system was down because of the 263 days of lockdowns we had in Melbourne.

[Deuce Gunner]

I hope this guy is still alive and that the store is still open.