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by Morley Evans
by Morley Evans
STORY AT-A-GLANCE
A recent analysis compared states with restrictive interventions (lockdowns) against those with less restrictive strategies and found lockdowns are not an effective way to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
Lockdowns have forced 60% of businesses to close; during the lockdown, there has been increased suicides, child abuse, rape and domestic abuse.
The drug overdose epidemic has grown more complicated and deadly during the lockdowns, yet there is no historical precedence for lockdowns during a pandemic.
More than 6,000 medical practitioners and medical and public health scientists signed a petition to halt the lockdowns citing "irreparable damage".
Editorial Note:
The only way governments have to determine the "spread" of COVID-19 is the bogus PCR test they use.
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