One of the themes pursued at the blog today is that there seems to be at long last a break in the media coverage of the Covid narrative, with a new level of criticism. That is not just with the idea that the Wuhan lab release hypothesis is no longer a conspiracy, but over many aspects of the Covid narrative, that a little as six months ago were accepted faith. News.com lists ten areas where this has occurred, such as the recognition of the superiority of natural immunity, and that masks do not prevent transmission. My only point of disagreement with the article, apart from obviously not going further, is that the article says that the fault is that these positions were acceptable early in the pandemic, but the health authorities did not change their directives on the basis of new evidence. I think that this is a myth, given the recent revelations, in UK The Telegraph Lockdown files, that the UK Health Secretary aimed to scare the public into compliance. That hardly fits the narrative of a rational body coolly evaluating evidence; it smacks of technocratic tyranny.
https://www.naturalnews.com/2023-03-07-uk-lockdown-files-conspiracy-fear-covid-variants.html