NO LOCKDOWNS, NO VAX MANDATES, Sweden Wins With Lowest Pandemic Mortality in Europe

As far back as April 2020, the Geller Report on Sweden’s singular, common sense approach to Covid and applauded their bravery against the massive global campaign to crush our freedoms. Covid lockdowns and mandates were harmful and dangerous.

Sweden did not lock-down and its capital Stockholm is expected to reach ‘herd immunity’ in weeks April 23, 2020

Sweden Refused to Lockdown: They Were Right, New Cases Plunge, Very Ill Approach ZERO  September 18, 2020

Still for years, Sweden was mocked, derided and insulted for their rational approach to the handling of Covid. Three years later the vile BBC reluctantly agrees. The damage to the medical establishment is irreparable and rightly so. They cannot and must not be trusted.

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• Sweden’s COVID Success: NO Lockdowns, They’re Doing SO MUCH BETTER Than Their European Nieghbors
• Sweden’s covid policy vindicated as cases hit new low

Sweden Wins With Lowest Pandemic Mortality in Europe, BBC Analysis Shows

By Will Jones, Daily Skeptic, 22 June 2023:

Sweden, having famously refused to follow the world in imposing lockdowns and mask mandates in 2020, had the best Covid pandemic record in Europe, a new analysis by the BBC shows.

The U.K., meanwhile, had one of the worst over the three years from March 2020 to February 2023.

The new analysis, released to coincide with Chief Medical Officer Sir Chris Whitty giving evidence to the Covid Inquiry, focuses on all-cause mortality and adjusts for the age profile in each country to take into account underlying factors that affect death rates. It finds that over the three years to February 2023, the U.K.’s death rates “went up by more than 5%, which is more than France, Germany and Spain (all up between 3% and 4.5%), but by less than Italy’s (up more than 6%)”.

The BBC quotes Edinburgh anthropologist Professor Devi Sridhar arguing that the success of the U.K.’s vaccination campaign meant its outcomes improved in the second year of the pandemic. The accumulation of natural immunity, deaths being brought forward and the mild Omicron winter of 2021-22 go unmentioned as factors in the low mortality of that 12-month period, however.

Prof. Sridhar then claims that in the pandemic’s third year, death rates rose in many countries as they opened up again – a truly bizarre statement. The ‘third year’ refers to the period March 2022 to February 2023. The U.K. removed its last restrictions in July 2021. Blaming excess deaths after March 2022 on reopening is plain nonsense when the country had already been fully open for seven months. Where’s BBC Verify when you need it?