It is a fallacy that pubs will be reopening on December 2nd.

The government has effectively closed all pubs by stealth for the first time in English history.

I am quoting from a letter written to our members of Parliament by

Tim Martin, who is the founder and chairman of J.D. Weatherspoon, which is one of the largest

pubsanes here in the UK. And he was critically commenting that these tier three and tier two lockdown restrictions are nothing

of the sort of an ease up from what we've seen and he said in tier three pubs are closed and in

tier two pubs have been converted to restaurants because you must order a full meal in order to have a pint at the pub.

And he said that now the government, for the first time his history, by stealth, has closed the entire pub industry.

Needless to say, he's not very happy about that.

And he's really questioning the cost benefit analysis,

which is something that I've been talking about

for months and months.

What is the cost of lockdown?

Can you prove that the cost outweighs the benefits?

Can you prove this lockdown is going to save more lives than it costs? Can you prove

that the cost of this lockdown is going to be worth it in the long run? And the answer is no,

no and no. Our leaders have never been able to give us those answers. A lot of times they actually

say they can't even tell us that information, which makes

us really question why they're making these strong judgments.

And Tim goes on to say that the lockdowns have cost the government, 350 billion pounds,

which is triple that that they spent on our health services in the same period.

How does that make sense?

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