Laurie Elliot

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1 People significantly over-estimated2 the spread and fatality rate of the disease. The British public thought 6–7% of people had died from coronavirus – around 100 times the actual death rate based on official figures. I tested this out on a neighbour and asked her what percentage of the British people had died. She said 10%. That would have been a very noticeable 6.6 million corpses.
A State of Fear: How the UK government weaponised fear during the Covid-19 pandemic
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