Amici,
Of your courtesy, please pass this interview linked to below on to everyone you know. Many important points are
made, but very interesting indeed is the insight of this: "It is the first epidemic in history which is accompanied by another
epidemic – the virus of the social networks. These new media have
brainwashed entire populations. What you get is fear and anxiety, and an
inability to look at real data. And therefore you have all the
ingredients for monstrous hysteria."
Read the full article here.
An excerpt:
Countries
across the world have been in lockdown for months in response to the coronavirus
pandemic. The costs of the policy are enormous – in terms of life, liberty
and the economy. But is it worth it to save lives? Yoram Lass was once the
director-general of Israel’s Ministry of Health. Lass is a staunch critic of
the lockdown policy adopted in his native Israel and around the world. He has
described our response to Covid-19 as a form of hysteria. spiked
caught up with him to find out more.
spiked: You have described the global response to
coronavirus as hysteria. Can you explain that?
Yoram Lass: It is the first epidemic in history which is
accompanied by another epidemic – the virus of the social networks. These new
media have brainwashed entire populations. What you get is fear and anxiety,
and an inability to look at real data. And therefore you have all the
ingredients for monstrous hysteria.
It is what is known in science as positive
feedback or a snowball effect. The government is afraid of its constituents.
Therefore, it implements draconian measures. The constituents look at the
draconian measures and become even more hysterical. They feed each other and
the snowball becomes larger and larger until you reach irrational territory.
This is nothing more than a flu epidemic if you care to look at the numbers and
the data, but people who are in a state of anxiety are blind. If I were making
the decisions, I would try to give people the real numbers. And I would never
destroy my country.
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