George Clooney has praised Australia’s harsh Covid lockdowns, telling Network 10’s The Project the lockdowns were impressive.
Then again, Mr Clooney has spent his life reading lines given to him by others. Expect him to tell us next week about how good it is to eat bugs.
The man who rose to fame pretending to be a doctor on the hit TV show ER claimed 900,000 lives would have been saved if only America had implemented Australia’s tough lockdown measures.
And he knows this because he rose to fame pretending to be a doctor on the hit TV show ER.
Why only 900,000 lives?...
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