Brits enjoy a taste of Stockholm Syndrome.
by Paul Joseph Watson
Info Wars
While acknowledging the mental health impact of lockdown, England’s chief medical officer asserted that the pandemic restrictions, which have been in place on and off for a year, have “improved life” for some people.
Professor Chris Whitty made the comments while addressing the Public Health Conference 2021.
While recognizing that people were exercising less and drinking more as a result of lockdown and that domestic abuse had increased, the professor argued that many people have actually enjoyed lockdown.
“For some people lockdown has either made no difference or in some cases – if you actually look at the academic literature and surveys – has even improved life, interestingly,” said Whitty.