And the actual front home page article on personalliberty.com is "Thanks to the efforts of the Independent Institute, Judicial Watch, and, especially, AIER, there can be NO QUESTION that lockdowns were disastrous policies that imposed enormous costs for no discernible benefit and that government mask mandates have no scientific basis." Really? No question, you say? Hmm. The rest of the front page articles are a weird mix of pro-Trump opinion ("Enjoying a fast internet during the lockdown? Thank Trump's FCC"), quackish-sounding medical claims ("the fruit that provides irritable bowl disease protection"), survivalist advice ("food and water storage now!"), and paleoconservativism a la Lew Rockwell ("Globalist elite-endorsed war on cash may be China's new and terrifying weapon"). This seems to basically be a project of one Bob Livingston, a self-described "ultra-conservative American" whose "suspicions of government and politics carried over into so-called orthodox medicine," and who is very, very interested in selling you a subscription to The Bob Livingston Letter®, on a "mission to expose those who would rob us of our hard-earned wealth or sap our precious health to make us more docile and controllable." (These are, again, all quotes from either personalliberty.com or boblivingstonletter.com, and he is the one who is making himself sound like a villain from Dr. Strangelove, not me.)
So, again, this account from Bosnia could be perfectly legitimate, given how bad things were there during the war, but it's at least worth keeping in mind that it is a story which fits perfectly into a narrative that Bob Livingston truly, sincerely believes in and would like to tell you more about for the low price of $19.95/year.