You would think given the impact the pandemic had, that federal agencies would go back and do a retrospective assessment of what happened and should’ve been avoided. And then how we need to correct and learn from it. Like how about some recommendations to the public?
We know now:
- Mask mandates had little or no impact.
- Exam glove usage was also unnecessary.
- The most effective action you can take is to eliminate or reduce comorbidities.
- The widespread use of respirators early on likely killed more than saved them.
- The best investment you can make for respiratory diseases like COVID is a pulse oximeter. $30.
- OWS was a very effective way to coordinate federal agencies and industries to expedite treatments.
- Disbanding OWS was a mistake.
- Fauci…lol
- Extended lockdowns and isolations continue to have negative impacts on mental health issues.
And that’s just a partial list.
Interesting that only 22% of the population has gotten the follow up Covid shot this year. I’m assuming there’s a good number of those who have not who are the same people that were screaming about anti-vaxxers during the pandemic. What say now??
