The “it’s mild” lie was my last straw, I saw the reality and the available evidence and the claim that Covid had become mild contradicted both. I decided right then that I wasn’t going to wait and see how things played out before deciding whether or not to risk my health and that of my family. I would never base our safety on the word of politicians and their appointed parrots, whose motives are dominated by self-enrichment and ensuring the best societal conditions for the rich, no matter the cost to the rest of us. It’s mild is a lie, there is plenty of proof to show it is. How can anyone base their life and survival on a known lie?

Hundreds of millions of people have developed chronic illnesses from Covid infections. Zero people have developed chronic illnesses from wearing masks and cleaning the air.

It is estimated that 1 out of every 10,000 Covid infections is a result of surface touching. So why are we being told to wash our hands constantly by public health officials? Masking, and cleaning the air should be number 1 and 2 on their list of advice for avoiding Covid.

“Don’t panic about the Russian Plague, it’s not the time for fear mongering” Yes, because what I’ve learned over the years is that we should trust Putin and Russia, especially when it comes to the well-being of everyone else on earth. Covid has set a dangerous precedent for future failure and an unrealistic expectation of being able to ignore our way out of a crisis. So every time anything happens, that could be a threat to humans from here on out we shouldn’t talk about it because anything that makes people feel uncomfortable is now considered fear mongering? The precautionary principle was ruthlessly abandoned since the start of Covid, but “better safe than sorry”continues to be the best policy when we are faced with a new potential crisis. Being aware and prepared, is not fear mongering, it is a basic survival instinct, and the foundation of modern public health.