Coronavirus (2021) thread

[Octavian]

he was better at that.

That’s my point chief

 

[BlueHammer85]

If you’ve heard that you want to stop listening to them. Same number of people in hospital today as there were on august 31st. 1000 less than there were on November 14 and a 1000 less than on September 14th.

I think it was for London hospitalisation

 

[BerkshireBlue]

much higher level of vaccination in the UK counters that argument surely?

Plus 20% of the SA pop have aids which is extremely high risk

 

[Healdplace]

I think it was for London hospitalisation

It was. England week to week is up 5% - 6053 to 6358 - Wales by 2% and Scotland & Northern Ireland down

London 1136 to 1372 is just over 10%

 

[Craig]

agreed. but without hospital beds and the collapse of the NHS then we truly are screwed.

Maybe the twats in charge shouldn’t have spent years destroying it then. Good job they’ve got all those Nightingale Hospitals on standby that they barely had use last time too.

 

[5 Hit Gibbon]

Good job they’ve got all those Nightingale Hospitals on standby that they barely had use last time too.

They haven't got trained people to staff them.

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

Plus 20% of the SA pop have aids which is extremely high risk

goodness is it that high.

 

[Craig]

They haven't got trained people to staff them.

What was the plan last time then?

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

What was the plan last time then?

There wasnt a plan.

 

[Marvin]

So how does this all end? Is this what we accept as life, a consistent merry go round of vaccines and lockdown scaremongering whilst the government uses it to cover for its own fuck ups safe in the knowledge their mates who own the companies who make the vaccines and tests will bail them out with a well paid job.

It isn’t going away, get vaccinated if you feel you should be be sensible where you feel you should. Get on and enjoy life…. A bus might hit you tomorrow but at least then covid won’t get you.

Chris Whitty explained it. Multivalent vaccines, antivirals and steadily accruing immunity. And generally scientific research.