The War on Reality–Examining the contradictions between the justifications and the actual effects of most Pandemic policies. Must-read

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The War on Reality

As the mainstream narrative about the origin of COVID-19 falls apart, it’s time to put other widely accepted facts about the virus—and the devastating measures they were used to justify—under the same scrutiny

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