Here are some interesting stats on who was particularly impacted by COVID. In Canada, the median age of COVID deaths was 85 and two thirds of deaths were over the age of 80. In Italy, the median age for COVID deaths is 81 and 78 in the US.

As previously reported, in the Canadian province of British Columbia, two-third of the COVID deaths were living in nursing homes. READ: Exclusive | Investigation: 192 died in Vancouver care homes that delayed declaring coronavirus outbreaks

First, you ask why were whole countries locked down when it was clearly the elderly and those with underlying health conditions who were most vulnerable to the virus?

Secondly, does it demonstrate the utter incompetence of Health departments and politicians who were obsessing over lockdowns, rather than protecting those who were actually at risk?

Interesting tidbit: the median age of people dying from/with the ro has RISEN in Italy. It's now 83. In the US, 78.

Most stunning: in Canada it's 85. Two-thirds of deaths are in people over 80.

Canada has had 503 #Covid deaths in people under 50.

Canada remains locked down.

— Alex Berenson (@AlexBerenson) June 15, 2021

Just a sad reminder – in Italy, only <> 1.1 percent of the people who died of #Covid were under 50 (1,300, out of 120,000); only 281 were under 40. The main reason the US has relatively high numbers of young deaths is because we have an unhealthy population, with lots of obesity.

— Alex Berenson (@AlexBerenson) June 15, 2021

As I have mentioned repeatedly, this pandemic changed from a medical problem to a political one, months ago.