The truth is out there: COVID-19 was about politics, not science
When The New York Times allows its star columnist to write an oped revealing that mask mandates did nothing to stop the spread, it’s obvious something is changing the narrative about the pandemic.
The truth, as the saying goes, is a time-release pill. Three years on from the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis, we’re getting closer to identifying the origin of the virus, we’re discovering government decisions were guided by politics as much as “the science”, and the consequences of the lockdowns – that will be felt for generations – can now be honestly talked about.
When The New York Times last month allowed its star columnist Bret Stephens to write an oped titled “The mask mandates did nothing. Will any lessons be learned?” , it was obvious something is changing.
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John Roskam is a senior fellow at the Institute of Public Affairs. Connect with John on Twitter.
