Thought provoking piece! I agree, all subjects that deserve more discussion. We could have reduced Covid to a manageable level in the beginning if everyone stayed home 6 weeks until we got contact tracing and isolation wards working better. Humanity didn't. So many of the problems you point out are insignificant next to the huge amount of deaths sweeping through older populations, overwhelming medical care. All because most humans won't educate themselves--let alone question authority!

What 50,000 deaths caused by a "vaccine". That's quite a statement. I'm not saying it's impossible. The past year's data will tell interesting stories in the years ahead, but I don't believe one can say that now with any confidence. I understand the desire to end a piece strongly! But I feel you should cut it out.

The vaccine has conferred 95 % immunity from dying. We can talk semantics about the word vaccine and immunity, but shouldn't we just accept that simple fact?

We all respond differently to foreign substances injected into our body. Most people do not understand the potential risk of getting Epstein Barr, or other reactions, from a flu shot. We still don't know. But like you, I feel there is something to it. And, like you, I tend to take my chances with these shots because, unfortunately, people can't do what's necessary to take the actions to eradicate them through quarantining.