Comments by "marie parker" (@marieparker3822) on "Pandemic failures" video.

  1. Professor Sunetra Gupta of Oxford University, and the Barrington Group of doctors and scientists argued that the cost-benefit analysis of lockdowns was not a good one, from a health, as well as an economic point of view. The social media giants forbade discussion of this, and the probable origin of the virus.
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  2. Failure of policy: Matt Hancock (then Secretary for Health) said the virus was transmittable asymptomatically. This was a major factor in deciding lockdown. What evidence was there for this?
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  3. The WHO was (and is) the creature of the Emperor of China. Difference with SARS-1 in 2002-03, stopped in its tracks? Dr Gro Brundtland Harland (not a creature of the Chinese Emperor) was then Head of the WHO. She was also medically qualified. Tedros Gebreyesos is the first Director of the WHO who is not.
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