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It has been a global catastrophe.
We must never go down this road again.The country this year which has been most ravaged by Covid-19 - losing a shocking 1,600 people in every million to the virus at the time of writing -
is Belgium.That might come as something of a surprise. You could be forgiven for thinking it was America, thanks to Trump's
alleged ignorance of science. Or what about Britain, which locked down 'too late' because of its government's short-lived but foolish belief in freedom? Or Brazil, whose right-wing leader complained that lockdowns and masks were for 'fags'? If not those, then surely Sweden, where there has famously been no hard lockdown at all?
But no, it's Belgium.
There's nothing particularly unusual about Belgium's response. Nothing that diverged significantly from the consensus. It did the same thing as everyone else around the same time as everyone else. It even
garnered praise for its testing capacity.
There's one caveat: Belgium's unparalleled death rate might be down to
how the deaths are counted. Some say Belgium is merely
the 'most honest' country - while others have accused officials of
overcounting and including all kinds of deaths not caused by Covid.
Comment: Lendman raises important questions. The investigation is certainly following the same pattern as other false flag incidents, with the media predictably falling into line. Yet no one has yet asked the key question, 'Qui bono'? Who (ultimately) benefits from the damage to the AT&T building?