I thought it was really cool. I really enjoyed it. One of the things I was saying on the conspiracy thread that it is always important to see things as if they were reversed. It's quite easy to reverse the image of virus response, lockdown, track and trace, masks, curfews etc from safety precaution to something more sinister.
It really gives you the willies. If you're not performing that exercise from time to time then of course you're brain dead
I'll write a proper reply later, but from having glanced at it, it looks like a case study in how these things hook you in by using a mixture of ideas, including some that are reasonable or even arguably true (e.g. that some laws supposed to combat the virus have been ineffective or even counterproductive, which I agree with). But then they introduce this group of German doctors (fallacy of argument from authority - doctors! From Germany, a sensible country!), saying that "it's no worse than flu". Now the average death toll from flu in the USA is 40,000 in the absence of any special anti-pandemic measures at all. So straight away, I'm inclined to take it about as seriously as Flat Earth.
I appreciate, of course, that you're arguing more for the utility of the conspiracy theory mindset, rather than the literal truth of this one or any other particular example.