The problem with masks is that the size of the virus is much smaller than the size of the holes in a typical cloth mask. It is like making a mosquito net out of chain-link fencing.

What does the science say? Well, I would ignore any science papers written after the plandemic started because scientists can be economical with the truth if there is money in it. So look at the 150+ papers here. That includes around 100 concluding that masks are ineffecive and another 50 saying they actually cause issues like infections etc. We should be "following the science," shouldn't we?

Another way to look at the issue, if the masks really do trap all the viruses then how do you dispose of that mask? It will be the most toxic piece of fabric ever so you can't just put it in a bin. In fact, you will probably need to be in a hazmat suit just to take it off.

I put together this website which has 90 papers listed but when I discovered the Brownstone site, above, I just added a link to that at the end. Also, the Cochrane survey is also linked.

The problem with masks is that the size of the virus is much smaller than the size of the holes in a typical cloth mask. It is like making a mosquito net out of chain-link fencing.

What does the science say? Well, I would ignore any science papers written after the plandemic started because scientists can be economical with the truth if there is money in it. So look at the 150+ papers here. That includes around 100 concluding that masks are ineffecive and another 50 saying they actually cause issues like infections etc. We should be "following the science," shouldn't we?

Another way to look at the issue, if the masks really do trap all the viruses then how do you dispose of that mask? It will be the most toxic piece of fabric ever so you can't just put it in a bin. In fact, you will probably need to be in a hazmat suit just to take it off.