A million deaths later, we are living in the world they envisioned, and if they are correct, we will have herd immunity by February 2023 at the latest. The GBD found a receptive audience in parts of the Trump administration, which adopted a “ we want them infected” philosophy, and aside from advocating vaccines for children, the CDC had largely adopted their policies. As they confused their desires with reality, outside of vague, unworkable measures to “protect the vulnerable”, the authors of the GBD opposed any and all means to limit the virus, including vaccinating young people. According to the GBD, once enough invulnerable people were infected, they would be immune to reinfection, the virus would vanish, and vulnerable people would emerge from isolation unscathed. It was based on the fantastical notion that people could be easily divided into “vulnerable” and “invulnerable” categories and that the two groups could be completely walled off from each other for the duration of the pandemic. ![]() ![]() The core premise behind the Great Barrington Declaration (GBD) was called “focused protection”.
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