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Five questions before you dare lock us down again

How a leader who cares about civil liberties must act in a pandemic

20 March 2021

9:00 AM

20 March 2021

9:00 AM

Since March last year I’ve been saying that the way most Western politicians and their public health sidekicks have handled this corona virus amounts to the worst public policy decision-making of the last few centuries. It’s been a disgrace. And that’s saying a lot. So here’s my flowchart or decision-making tree of how any freedom-respecting politician (to be clear, this obviously does not include Scotty from marketing) should have approached this pandemic and any future ones.

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