Top epidemiologist: Research confirms lockdowns were never necessary

Research by eminent epidemiologist Dr. John Ioannidis of Stanford University shows the infection mortality rate (IFR) of Covid-19 was lower than originally reported and "shows us what we have been arguing for 2 years, to strongly protect the elderly and leave the rest of non-elderly society alone, free, no lockdowns or school closures, no mandates, no vaccine," Dr. Paul Alexander noted.
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