Insight - Feb. 8th, 2022
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In the state of California, come February 15th, all vaccinated people will NOT have to wear a mask indoors, according to the Governor. Today on Insight, John and Josh Rosenstern take an overall look at whether the masks mandates and lockdowns have really worked, and shed some light on what we are seeing today with regards to what is required. The N-95 masks are said to be 56-percent effective against COVID, but cloth masks, scientifically, do not stop the COVID virus spores, because the virus spores are smaller than the material mask’s holes and can get through the masks. Brother Josh says this is a true marking of the unvaccinated, like a scarlet letter. Brother John says this is a joint effort of politicizing medicine in this country. In Illinois, a judge answered the call of hundreds of parents from 150 school districts to eliminate the Illinois Governor’s mask requirement for school children. Inflation is climbing and people are seeking more stimulus money. Brother Josh says Americans need to stop looking to the government for help, and look to God.
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