Collateral Global collates data on the effects of government responses to COVID-19

The following is a website created by a non-profit organization called Collateral Global Inc. It aims to “provide a resource for scholarship and research into the collateral effects of responses to the COVID-19 pandemic.” By looking at the impact of coronavirus mandates, the initiators of the website hope to provide future researchers a way to understand the effectiveness of coronavirus responses vis-a-vis their original objectives, as well as their impact on public health, the economy, the lives of people, and several other categories.

Collateral Global Inc. was incorporated in the UK and Wales on November 4, 2020. Its supervisory board includes Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, Dr. Sunetra Gupta, and Dr. Martin Kulldorf, co-authors of The Great Barrington Declaration, and Dr. Carl Heneghan, director of the Oxford University Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine.

Editor’s Note: In the course of writing for this website, we have often been told: “Did you ever consider that people could die because of your ideas? Don’t you know there are real lives at stake?” We say the same to our detractors: if you say that every life is precious, then consider too, the many other lives who are suffering unnecessarily. Just because we can afford to be locked down indefinitely, doesn’t mean that others can. Our families may still have food to eat, a comfortable house to live in, and a bit of emergency funds to keep us going. Other families are not as blessed [indeed there are already reports of increasing hunger and joblessness, sexual and domestic abuse, and suicides, see Societal Impact to know more].

This new website from Collateral Global shows us that the real damage of the “pandemic” does not come from the virus itself. Instead, the damage came from government mandates which emanated out of fear and panic. The science is showing us that there is no need to continue this path to self-destruction. Will we have the courage to fight for our rights and freedom?