It’s ok, according to Worsley it’s nothing to worry about and the Government are doing a cracking job. Nothing to see here.
'GREAT JOB' actually.
Top of many death leagues and bottom of post covid economic performance leagues.
But hey!
I wouldn't know and very difficult to prove, simply saying don't assumeAnd that's fair enough. It is however fair enough to assume that the majority of people not wearing masks have no issues, especially when round here particularly masks are a minority. If they all have problems then the levels of asthma round here must put LFC to shame.
The widespread infection in the Somali community in Stockholm had a number of causes. The lanuage barrier among the older population and that they live in multi-generation households, which is uncommon in Sweden contributed. But vit-D could also be a factor in the outcome. Obviously, natural levels were low after a Swedish winter for many people. If you are elderly and/ill, those levels wil probably be even lower as you tend to stay indoors. My niece is a doctor in the UK and she told me back in early March to start taking vit-D straight away, as a precaution.It was a lady called Dr. Rhonda Patrick’s episode, you can check out the 28min clip on it on youtube, she made some great points, including citing the Somali population of Sweden and the increase in COVID deaths amongst that community vs the native population. The lack of ability of the Somali to absorb the poor northern hemisphere sunlight due to the pigmentation of their skin amongst other added theories was interesting if not necessarily true.
Went to Hollingsworth Lake today, you can forget it people, absolutely fuck all social distancing, the wine press pub was rammed outside with people quite obviously not in a bubble. Tables full all next to others absolutely zero attempt by the pub to distance people, a glorious day they are obviously trying to maximise profits before been closed down again. Huge groups walking round the lake a lot more than 6 in a group, it’s a joke.
I have sympathy and anger at the government in equal measures, damned if they do damned if they don’t, if you can let football go on with 23 people on the pitch who are all from different places, what’s the difference sitting outside a pub on a glorious day, however personal responsibility has to come into play, we walked away from the pub and tried to make a wide berth walking round the lake, others don’t give a shit and then will be crying when they get ill or kill a relative.
They started badly, there is no denying that, but they seem to have improved since then. Cummings has hamstringed them, though.Did I say it is nothing to worry about? The government can’t magic a virus away. They have the impossible task of managing it and an economy. 600 people under 60 have died from it I believe. 99 percent plus will be ok. I maintain they have done a good job in almost impossible citcumstances.
I respectfully disagree, time will tell I do think her first agenda is money, always is with the SNP.Sorry, but from the start Sturgeon has been repetitive in asking for a '4 nations approach', yet she (and everyone else) us continually taken by surprise by a Boris decision. It's not Scotland who are doing their own thing.
The latest madcap idea.................. suppose with the leftovers the next day its back in the bubble....and squeak
That is ridiculous - the banning from the whole politics forum. The very word "forum" denotes a place to debate, discuss, argue. I agree about Tories winning next election. I disagree about how the current government are handling this - they've had an absolute shocker. By every metric.All of them mate. I am glad.i console myself when made out to be some type of leper for praising the conservatives when they win elections. As they will the next one.
If we pretend it's Christmas Day every day, maybe the virus won't know and we'll all be fine by, er, Christmas.
Did a job for 2 Cheshire East councillors on friday.
Cheshire East (macc, poynton, wilmslow down to crewe) are already £50m down this year. They said theyd be flabbergasted if there was another full lockdown.
good. To cripple the country over a virus with a 99.something% survival rate would be fuckin stupid
Christmas every day? That would be Wizzard!If we pretend it's Christmas Day every day, maybe the virus won't know and we'll all be fine by, er, Christmas.
I respectfully disagree, time will tell I do think her first agenda is money, always is with the SNP.
Cheshire East you say?Did a job for 2 Cheshire East councillors on friday.
Cheshire East (macc, poynton, wilmslow down to crewe) are already £50m down this year. They said theyd be flabbergasted if there was another full lockdown.
good. To cripple the country over a virus with a 99.something% survival rate would be fuckin stupid
E - There's not going to be a second lockdown anytime soon
IMHO They simply won't close schools again despite the hoops they've made us jump through regards to remote learning. They NEED schools as free childcare so their precious lemmings can carry on working.
Whilst there may be "localised lockdowns" I think these will be nothing like the first lockdown as it's "unsustainable".
Schools and businesses open means people gather, they simply cannot help themselves.
We won't be having 105 pupils in our school for the next two weeks after our second positive test. We're now being bombarded (understandably) by worried parents. We have 8 staff awaiting results, all managed to get tested at local walk in centres Friday and weekend. We're at the absolute limit, staff-wise if some of these staff have to now isolate for a further 10 days. That's after two weeks since returning. This isn't sustainable. And we have put in a massive amount of work to try and be Covid-safe. Children (especially the youngest - we start at 3yr olds) cannot and will not socially distance, despite all our very best efforts. There's a great deal of goodwill out there at the moment, but I do fear that will change if and when staff / pupils / parents become very poorly (or worse) from a school-based infection. There are no easy answers - we can't shut down the schools, but we can't continue with the current guidance.