Coronavirus – external contributions – Institutions Resist to give up “measures”

For Americans living under coronavirus restrictions, it's a question too rarely asked. In fact it's actively discouraged.

"the call from politicians and health experts at the time was to “flatten the curve” so our hospitals wouldn’t be overwhelmed with the initial impact. We did that. Actually, far more successfully than anyone anticipated. But then certain folks in political office and the media decided to move the goalposts. There was an “opportunity” here, and they weren’t going to waste it. Funny how they aren’t even talking about “flattening the curve” anymore."

They're lying to you when they say it's too dangerous to reopen schools.

Science says: Reopen schools; Steve Hilton weighs in on 'The Next Revolution.'

“If cases go up, that’s okay, the key thing is to prevent a big outbreak of deaths and serious complications and the way we do that is by protecting the high risk group,” said Atlas. “Actually, we have been protecting the high risk group much better now, because we see that there’s a huge increase in cases but there’s actually a decrease in the rate of hospitalizations and a continuing decrease in the rate of deaths.”

Atlas said that “it’s not a problem” when low risk people get the infection, because “99% of people who get the infection do okay”.

Navarro said, “Let’s talk about Dr. Fauci as to why he shouldn’t be viewed as the oracle on this. On January 28, I penned a memo that warned of global pandemic from the virus that killed possibly millions — exactly the same time the president of the United States pulled down all the Chinese flights. You know who was fighting me was Dr. Anthony Fauci. And in that very same time period, even to a month later, Fauci was telling people that there was nothing to worry about in America.”

"It’s important to realize that if society meekly submits to an expert and that expert is wrong, a great deal of harm may occur when we allow one man’s policy or one group of small men and women to be foisted on an entire nation,”

"in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany and the Netherlands, Paul showed that these countries saw no spike when schools opened. Paul noted that “22 countries have reopened their schools and have seen no discernible increase in cases.”

"When are we going to tell the people the truth? That it’s OK to take their kids back to school,”

Politics should never affect whether schools open for regular classes

Fox News Contributor Judge Andrew Napolitano weighs in after a report from the Wall Street Journal says governments are following data from tracking apps. 

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