Does Science Justify Closing Bars And Restaurants? No
by bill - 2020-11-23 20:29:44 ( in life, health, covid, restaurants) [php version] rebuild
If there's one thing we learned during the ""pandemic"," it's that governors have WAY too much discretionary emergency power. 
"It's Now Up to Governors to Slow the Spread," says a Wall Street Journal article -- written by board members of pharmaceutical companies Pfizer and Illumina, Johnson and Johnson and Cigna. It encourages states and governors to band together and implement restrictions "focus[ed] on known sources of spread, such as bars and nightclubs.""
Read, listen or watch the rest here: www.aier.org
See also: The PPP Is Letting Our Small Restaurants And Businesses Die -- Does Science Justify Closing Bars And Restaurants? No. -- NYC Restaurants To Ban Cuomo From Dining
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"We now have hundreds of thousands of so-called 'cases', 'infections' and 'positive tests' but hardly any sick people. Recall that four fifths (80%) of 'infections' are asymptomatic (1) Covid wards have been by and large empty throughout June, July, August and September 2020. Most importantly covid deaths are at an all-time low. It is clear that these 'cases' are in fact not 'cases' but rather they are normal healthy people."
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