Alex Berenson

This is a condensed version of part of the second chapter, which focuses on the history of lockdowns and how they became government policy. Hope you enjoy it. The entire booklet is available on Amazon at https://amzn.to/33reYrm and at iBooks at https://apple.co/2PoNhqI.   By Alex Berenson In March, as the Sars-Cov-2 epidemic jumped to Europe […]

JUDGE FOR YOURSELF:   ONE   Maybe the most important questions of all: How lethal is SARS-COV-2? Whom does it kill? Are the death counts accurate – and, if not, are they over- or understated?   Estimates for the lethality of the coronavirus have varied widely since January. Early Chinese data suggested the virus might […]

By Alex Berenson   As coronavirus lockdowns enter their third month, social media giants are tightening censorship against people who protest lockdowns and raise evidence the virus may be less risky than initially thought. YouTube has pulled videos from scientists and physicians, even those with top-tier credentials. Meanwhile, Facebook has blocked efforts to organize protest […]

BY ALEX BERENSON (Note: I first posted this thread on Twitter, but given its length I decided to run it as a single page here. Also: “Blue-checks” is Twitter slang for people with verified accounts, who are often prominent reporters. As is sometimes pointed out, I also have a blue check, though I am no […]

BY ALEX BERENSON The mental toll of lockdowns appears to be growing as many states enter their seventh week of mandatory stay-at-home orders. Even people who had no previous symptoms of anxiety or depression regularly report nightmares, panic attacks, and agoraphobia to friends and on social media. Many healthy American adults have not left their […]