Lockdowns – Policy Impacts | Pro-Informed Choice

Lock-downs or quarantines have throughout the ages been used as a policy for managing infectious illness. During epidemics and pandemics we have segregated the sick and the susceptible.

However the unprecedented response to Covid-19 has been to also severely restrict the healthy, and those in low risk age brackets.

This is a new experiment on a global scale which has had severely damaging effects on mental and physical health, relationships, education, employment, and widespread permanent closure of small and medium businesses.

The full impact will not be able to be identified for many years.

Deaths of despair are a very real long term consequence which alone are likely to exceed true Covid caused deaths.

The effectiveness of lock-down strategies in reducing the viral impact has never been supported by evidence-based science.

As the wave of deaths and hospitalizations subsides, many governments are increasingly mandating severe restrictions on freedom of movement.

It is becoming clearer that we are having Unalienable rights over-ridden by increasingly authoritarian dictates.

Draconian policies can not be justified.

Videos:

March 23, 2021 – BREAKING: Sweden Admits People Not Dying at Higher Rate Due to Pandemic

What No-one Is Saying About The Lockdowns!

Dolores Cahill – Time For Change Protest – Dublin

Watch Censored WORLD DOCTORS ALLIANCE Announce Lawsuit Against COVID-19 Global Lockdown

Second Wave Of Politicized Lockdowns Missing Science and Sanity – The Highwire

The Great Barrington Declaration and Herd immunity

CDC Director says There are More Suicides and Overdoses than COVID Deaths

Scott Atlas: I’m disgusted and dismayed

Research and articles:

June 17, 2021 – How Asymptomatic COVID Spread Used To Lockdown The World Was Based On A Lie

Raw stats show the catastrophic folly of lockdowns

India:

Viral Inequality: From Jeff Bezos to the struggle of Indian Farmers

United States:

June 2021 – THE IMPACT OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC AND POLICY RESPONSES ON
EXCESS MORTALITY

“To the contrary, we find a positive association between SIP (shelter in place, a US term for
lockdowns) policies and excess deaths,” four economists and scientists from the University of
Southern California and the Rand Corporation conclude in a working paper for the National Bureau
of Economic Research.

The COVID Pandemic Could Lead to 75,000 Additional Deaths from Alcohol and Drug Misuse and Suicide

COVID’s Deadly Toll on Youth: A Sharp Rise in Suicides

Suicide among children during Covid-19 pandemic: An alarming social issue

Mental Health–Related Emergency Department Visits Among Children Aged <18 Years During the COVID-19 Pandemic..

Mental Health–Related Emergency Department Visits Among Children Aged 18 Years During the COVID-19 Pandemic..pdf

COVID Plans Include Family Separation & Involuntary Quarantine in “Camps”

New York Times Lies about Science to Push School Closures.

Draconian lockdowns putting 1.1 billion at risk of starvation says leading epidemiologist

How many seniors are going to die from lockdown loneliness?

Loneliness in Older Persons: A predictor of functional decline and death

Revolver Exclusive Study: COVID-19 Lockdowns Over 10 Times More Deadly Than Pandemic Itself

Excess Deaths Associated with COVID-19, by Age and Race and Ethnicity — United States, January 26–October 3, 2020

Tech Titans and Censorship—The Same People Profiting From The Quarantine Are Censoring Criticisms of It • Children’s Health Defense

A Constitutional Reckoning of State Lockdown Orders.

The Devastating Economic Impact of Covid-19 Shutdowns

Losing life and livelihood_ A systematic review and meta-analysis of unemployment and all-cause mortality – ScienceDirect.pdf

Shutdowns Spur Mental Health Crisis in US, Experts Say

Stress from virus response will destroy 7 times more years of life than lockdowns save_ Study

Australia:

29 June 2021 – What if lockdowns don’t save lives_

“Ian Hickie, Australia’s former health commissioner and head of the Brain and Mind Centre, projected the number of annual deaths by suicide in Australia to rise from 3,000 to up to 4,500, with young people comprising nearly half that number.

“We are facing a situation where between an extra 750 and 1500 suicides may occur annually, this in addition to the 3000-plus lives that are lost to suicide already every year,” Hickie said.”