Whatever you think about what happened with covid, these are great questions about the availability of information to enable people to make informed decisions.

Whatever you think about what happened with covid, these are great questions about the availability of information to enable people to make informed decisions. It can't be that the controller of the information (the government) can be so selective about what is shared or not. There is a clear conflict of interest. Not providing the information in a free and fair way is an act of bad faith that can only raise suspicions. It is lying by omission, and should not be acceptable in a body (the government) that purports to serve the people. PS I especially like #25 "Stopping condition. What is the stopping condition for the vaccine? The smallpox vaccine killed 1 person per million vaccinated. That was previously the world’s most deadly vaccine; too unsafe to use today. Yet the COVID vaccines kill nearly 1,000 times more people per million than the smallpox vaccine. What do we do? We mandate it! How do you explain that? Shouldn’t that trigger the stopping condition. If not, what is the stopping condition?" but all the questions are decent, and tackle the problem of a lack of provided information.