Recent document releases have shed light on serious atrocities committed during the Covid response by public health authorities. The author, who has written extensively on this topic for the Brownstone Journal, feels there is little left to add, citing previous works that have addressed these issues.
1. The author has published multiple articles examining the negative aspects of the Covid response, questioning the meaning of "Never again" in this context.
2. Past writing has included concerns about the breach of the Nuremberg Code regarding informed consent in public health practices.
3. While the author feels that further writing may be redundant, they acknowledge a growing awareness among others about these issues.
4. Accountability for these actions is emphasized as crucial, arguing that similar abuses can occur again without it.
5. The author compares potential accountability measures to historical events like Watergate and the Nazi Doctors’ Trial, advocating for significant legal consequences.
6. There is skepticism toward the public health system's ability to self-correct, suggesting that meaningful accountability must come through the justice system.
The author insists that without substantial accountability for the actions taken during the Covid response, such violations will continue to pose a threat to humanity.
https://brownstone.org/articles/accountability-is-all-that-matters-now/
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