After All This Time, It’s Becoming Increasingly Possible That Masks May Have Actually Made Things Worse
New research on the effect of masks makes expert advice look even worse
Masks were, and in some areas are still, the most heavily debated aspect of our COVID response.
If you’d asked the medical profession, the public health ‘experts’ and the scientific community at large in February of 2020, there would have been near universal agreement that masks were ineffective at best, and harmful at worst.
Harmful? How?
Well, as Anthony Fauci described it so perfectly on 60 Minutes in February 2020, masks can provide a false sense of security while not actually creating much protection, thanks to people touching their faces and leaving gaping holes around the sides and the top. Those concerns were then swiftly discarded once it became politically necessary for Fauci and his allies to pretend otherwise.
But as further research emerges, a more comprehensive picture is formed, similar to the effects of COVID vaccines on certain demographics.
COVID Vaccinations Linked To Higher Risk Of Adverse Effects In Children
In sane countries, regulators have overwhelmingly avoided recommending COVID vaccines for most younger age groups. A reasonable, rational interpretation of the vast difference in risk between age gradients would lead to an inevitable conclusion: there’s simply no need to vaccinate children. Instead, U.S. regulators took the exact opposite approach.
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