I listen to what both sides are saying. Then I hear that one sides opinion is being suppressed by the other side. Then I wonder why one side feels the need to suppress the other sides opinion.
Is the 'conspiracy' to make us think there's a conspiracy? Or is it an attempt to control the truth?
Almost everyone I know & converse with in the real world thinks that something VERY strange is happening in the world today & I don't know many folk who accept the 'official' narrative.
I have NEVER trusted my politicians & I know enough about 'Big Pharma' to know that they cannot be trusted either. I used to "trust" my doctor, that is now down the pan 'cos I "KNOW" that my doctors opinion has been censored.
I too listen to both sides.
But only 1 side comes up with facts, the other side just keeps churning out conspiracy theories.
If the covid response, (specifically, but other issues too} had been just the UK response then I would accept some of the conspiracy theories might have a base. But when it happened world wide, slightly differently everywhere but a similar response, then I suggest unless there are any facts to support the theories, then that is all they are.
At the time of the initial covid occurence, there was genuine fear amongst health professionals as to how to cope, how to treat, and what to do. The lockdown and seperation policy gave breathing time to formulate a longer term plan, which appears to have got the situation back to somewhere near normal, the new normal. I don't believe any politician outright, I certainly don't trust Boris as far as I could throw him, but I do believe he acted responsibly towards the vaccine, and looking back, the lockdown was lifted as quickly as the vaccine changed the pressure on the health service.
Big companies make big profits, always have, always will. the working man pays for those profits, always has, always will. But I don't believe that it is a manufactured control system, or that the vaccine was or is worse than the virus.