Coronavirus

[Rico1304]

Just now, 3 Stacks said:

Even if there's no "right way" for a western country with a large population, the UK certainly won't be the least worst, in fact from what we've seen, there is a good chance right now they will be the worst worst. That's why people are critical.

 

You can prime anything by saying "wait in a year we don't know yet". Yeah, we don't know, but what we do know is the UK are currently doing as bad as anybody else. 

With the greatest respect ( and you know what that means) we haven’t a fucking clue about any of this.  The people you are criticising are world experts who’ve dealt with Ebola, AIDS, SARS etc. 
 

again, they may have fucked up, but it’s very very early. 

[Gnasher]

1 minute ago, Duff Man said:

That govt response to the Times article is mad. Genuinely can't remember anything quite like it

Still nothing on the bbc 10 o'clock news . ITV reporting on it now.on the other side.

[3 Stacks]

1 minute ago, Rico1304 said:

With the greatest respect ( and you know what that means) we haven’t a fucking clue about any of this.  The people you are criticising are world experts who’ve dealt with Ebola, AIDS, SARS etc. 
 

again, they may have fucked up, but it’s very very early. 

In the beginning, your country treated this as if it was the flu. There are multiple sources that have come out and said this. I can't differentiate RNA from T&A, but even with the little expertise I have, I can tell they probably shouldn't have done that. Sorry for pointing that out. 

[Guest]

9 minutes ago, Rico1304 said:

With the greatest respect ( and you know what that means) we haven’t a fucking clue about any of this.  The people you are criticising are world experts who’ve dealt with Ebola, AIDS, SARS etc. 
 

again, they may have fucked up, but it’s very very early. 

balls wrong clip...

[Pureblood]

10 minutes ago, Duff Man said:

That govt response to the Times article is mad. Genuinely can't remember anything like it

Looking forward to the response to the response.  

[Rico1304]

1 minute ago, Shooter in the Motor said:

 

(I think you got the wrong clip -

but I saw the one you meant) 

[cloggypop]

10 minutes ago, Duff Man said:

That govt response to the Times article is mad. Genuinely can't remember anything like it

Unnamed government spokesman quoted in a blog. 

 

It's pure Cummings. He's a bad blog blert. 

[Duff Man]

Just now, cloggypop said:

Unnamed government spokesman quoted in a blog. 

 

It's pure Cummings. He's a bad blog blert. 

Yep, for sure.

1 hour ago, Duff Man said:

Cummings and Murdoch throwing down.

 

https://healthmedia.blog.gov.uk/2020/04/19/response-to-sunday-times-insight-article/

 

[Rico1304]

1 minute ago, cloggypop said:

Unnamed government spokesman quoted in a blog. 

 

It's pure Cummings. He's a bad blog blert. 

If it’s wrong, it’ll be easy to prove wrong. 

[Captain Turdseye]

 

 

USA! USA! USA!

[TheHowieLama]

We do mouthy milfs good

[Gnasher]

17 minutes ago, Rico1304 said:

With the greatest respect ( and you know what that means) we haven’t a fucking clue about any of this.  The people you are criticising are world experts who’ve dealt with Ebola, AIDS, SARS etc. 
 

again, they may have fucked up, but it’s very very early. 

It's not fuvking early at all.  The government have bollocksd it.

 

 

. Seems Peston is hinting down the bottom of this thread the reason the government has fucked up so badly is down to trying to save a few quid 

 

 

 

[Rico1304]

2 minutes ago, Captain Turdseye said:

 

 

USA! USA! USA!

The weird bit is the cognitive dissonance.  China released this horrid disease that’s going to kill us all. But we aren’t willing to do the things that will protect us from this horrid disease because FREEDOM! 

[Colonel Bumcunt]

1 hour ago, Rico1304 said:

But why? All the coverage is talking about 2nd spikes, 3rd spikes and when a vaccine is going to be available. How can you call it now?  
 

It’s entirely possible the uk has taken every wrong decision possible.  That everyone involved should be discredited and never work again.  But it’s just too early to say. 

 

Their failings are catalogued for all to see; it started late, it started badly, and then it got worse.  Thousands of people have died now, and more mistakes will cause thousands more lives to be lost.  

 

It's not a case of kicking the can down the road for 12 months and then having a wash-up, we cannot afford another bad week of decision-making, let alone 12 months of it.  Economically, as well as the direct human cost in lives, and health workers, the counter keeps turning every day, a badly thought-through week can claim 6-7,000 lives in the UK at this point.

 

 

• 27 Feb, Hancock says "there is a good chance we can avoid a pandemic"
• 14-28 Feb, Johnson vanishes from public view, no explanation given.
• 28 Feb, first death in USA from Covid 19.
• 28 Feb, all Serie A and Ligue 1 matches cancelled.
• 1 March, Johnson announces his girlfriend is pregnant
• 1-5 March, Italy death total jumps from 34 to 148
• 3 March, the first press conference, Johnson tells nation to wash hands and sing happy birthday twice.
• Vallance and Whitty say maybe 80% of population will get it, with 1% deaths, under herd immunity plan.
• 5 March, Germany declares it to be a pandemic before WHO declare it
• 5 March, first death in UK from Covid 19.  At this point, only weekly regional case descriptions.  
• 5 March, Johnson on This Morning to say one idea is to "take it on the chin and let it move through the population"
• 7-9 March, full domestic football and rugby programme
• 10-13 March, Cheltenham Festival.
• 11 March, we reach 6 deaths, and Atletico Madrid play at Anfield in CL.  827 now dead in Italy.
• 11 March, WHO declare it a pandemic saying "deeply concerned" by "alarming levels of inaction".
• 11 March, MP Nadine Dorries announced to have Covid 19
• 12 March, Johnson says "We are not, I repeat not, closing schools now. The scientific advice is this could do more harm than good at this time."
• 19 March we reach 141 deaths.
• 20 March, schools closed.
• 23 March, UK lockdown.
• 27 March, Johnson announced to have Covid 19.
• 5 April, we reach 4,934 deaths. 
• 11 April, we reach 11,329 deaths.
• 19 April, we reach 16,060 deaths.  Higher rate of deaths per 100,000 than USA (41,000)

 

[Rico1304]

1 minute ago, Colonel Bumcunt said:

 

Their failings are catalogued for all to see; it started late, it started badly, and then it got worse.  Thousands of people have died now, and more mistakes will cause thousands more lives to be lost.  

 

It's not a case of kicking the can down the road for 12 months and then having a wash-up, we cannot afford another bad week of decision-making, let alone 12 months of it.  Economically, as well as the direct human cost in lives, and health workers, the counter keeps turning every day, a badly thought-through week can claim 6-7,000 lives in the UK at this point.

 

 

• 27 Feb, Hancock says "there is a good chance we can avoid a pandemic"
• 14-28 Feb, Johnson vanishes from public view, no explanation given.
• 28 Feb, first death in USA from Covid 19.
• 28 Feb, all Serie A and Ligue 1 matches cancelled.
• 1 March, Johnson announces his girlfriend is pregnant
• 1-5 March, Italy death total jumps from 34 to 148
• 3 March, the first press conference, Johnson tells nation to wash hands and sing happy birthday twice.
• Vallance and Whitty say maybe 80% of population will get it, with 1% deaths, under herd immunity plan.
• 5 March, Germany declares it to be a pandemic before WHO declare it
• 5 March, first death in UK from Covid 19.  At this point, only weekly regional case descriptions.  
• 5 March, Johnson on This Morning to say one idea is to "take it on the chin and let it move through the population"
• 7-9 March, full domestic football and rugby programme
• 10-13 March, Cheltenham Festival.
• 11 March, we reach 6 deaths, and Atletico Madrid play at Anfield in CL.  827 now dead in Italy.
• 11 March, WHO declare it a pandemic saying "deeply concerned" by "alarming levels of inaction".
• 11 March, MP Nadine Dorries announced to have Covid 19
• 12 March, Johnson says "We are not, I repeat not, closing schools now. The scientific advice is this could do more harm than good at this time."
• 19 March we reach 141 deaths.
• 20 March, schools closed.
• 23 March, UK lockdown.
• 27 March, Johnson announced to have Covid 19.
• 5 April, we reach 4,934 deaths. 
• 11 April, we reach 11,329 deaths.
• 19 April, we reach 16,060 deaths.  Higher rate of deaths per 100,000 than USA (41,000)

 

Which week has cost anyone 6k deaths ? 

[TheHowieLama]

1 minute ago, Rico1304 said:

Which week has cost anyone 6k deaths ? 

The 5th through the 12th.

 

What do I win?

[Gnasher]

6 minutes ago, Colonel Bumcunt said:

 

Their failings are catalogued for all to see; it started late, it started badly, and then it got worse.  Thousands of people have died now, and more mistakes will cause thousands more lives to be lost.  

 

It's not a case of kicking the can down the road for 12 months and then having a wash-up, we cannot afford another bad week of decision-making, let alone 12 months of it.  Economically, as well as the direct human cost in lives, and health workers, the counter keeps turning every day, a badly thought-through week can claim 6-7,000 lives in the UK at this point.

 

 

• 27 Feb, Hancock says "there is a good chance we can avoid a pandemic"
• 14-28 Feb, Johnson vanishes from public view, no explanation given.
• 28 Feb, first death in USA from Covid 19.
• 28 Feb, all Serie A and Ligue 1 matches cancelled.
• 1 March, Johnson announces his girlfriend is pregnant
• 1-5 March, Italy death total jumps from 34 to 148
• 3 March, the first press conference, Johnson tells nation to wash hands and sing happy birthday twice.
• Vallance and Whitty say maybe 80% of population will get it, with 1% deaths, under herd immunity plan.
• 5 March, Germany declares it to be a pandemic before WHO declare it
• 5 March, first death in UK from Covid 19.  At this point, only weekly regional case descriptions.  
• 5 March, Johnson on This Morning to say one idea is to "take it on the chin and let it move through the population"
• 7-9 March, full domestic football and rugby programme
• 10-13 March, Cheltenham Festival.
• 11 March, we reach 6 deaths, and Atletico Madrid play at Anfield in CL.  827 now dead in Italy.
• 11 March, WHO declare it a pandemic saying "deeply concerned" by "alarming levels of inaction".
• 11 March, MP Nadine Dorries announced to have Covid 19
• 12 March, Johnson says "We are not, I repeat not, closing schools now. The scientific advice is this could do more harm than good at this time."
• 19 March we reach 141 deaths.
• 20 March, schools closed.
• 23 March, UK lockdown.
• 27 March, Johnson announced to have Covid 19.
• 5 April, we reach 4,934 deaths. 
• 11 April, we reach 11,329 deaths.
• 19 April, we reach 16,060 deaths.  Higher rate of deaths per 100,000 than USA (41,000)

 

He knew all that, hes an unpaid govt tom.

[Rico1304]

3 minutes ago, TheHowieLama said:

The 5th through the 12th.

 

What do I win?

Sorry, 5th to 12th in UK had 6k deaths? 

[TheHowieLama]

Just now, Rico1304 said:

Sorry, 5th to 12th in UK had 6k deaths? 

Would seem so

 

 

• 5 April, we reach 4,934 deaths. 
• 11 April, we reach 11,329 deaths.

[Rico1304]

1 minute ago, TheHowieLama said:

Would seem so

 

 

• 5 April, we reach 4,934 deaths. 
• 11 April, we reach 11,329 deaths.

Sorry, my mistake.  Spot on.  

[SasaS]

14 minutes ago, TheHowieLama said:

The 5th through the 12th.

 

What do I win?

You go girl!

[Rico1304]

18 minutes ago, Colonel Bumcunt said:

 

Their failings are catalogued for all to see; it started late, it started badly, and then it got worse.  Thousands of people have died now, and more mistakes will cause thousands more lives to be lost.  

 

It's not a case of kicking the can down the road for 12 months and then having a wash-up, we cannot afford another bad week of decision-making, let alone 12 months of it.  Economically, as well as the direct human cost in lives, and health workers, the counter keeps turning every day, a badly thought-through week can claim 6-7,000 lives in the UK at this point.

 

 

• 27 Feb, Hancock says "there is a good chance we can avoid a pandemic"
• 14-28 Feb, Johnson vanishes from public view, no explanation given.
• 28 Feb, first death in USA from Covid 19.
• 28 Feb, all Serie A and Ligue 1 matches cancelled.
• 1 March, Johnson announces his girlfriend is pregnant
• 1-5 March, Italy death total jumps from 34 to 148
• 3 March, the first press conference, Johnson tells nation to wash hands and sing happy birthday twice.
• Vallance and Whitty say maybe 80% of population will get it, with 1% deaths, under herd immunity plan.
• 5 March, Germany declares it to be a pandemic before WHO declare it
• 5 March, first death in UK from Covid 19.  At this point, only weekly regional case descriptions.  
• 5 March, Johnson on This Morning to say one idea is to "take it on the chin and let it move through the population"
• 7-9 March, full domestic football and rugby programme
• 10-13 March, Cheltenham Festival.
• 11 March, we reach 6 deaths, and Atletico Madrid play at Anfield in CL.  827 now dead in Italy.
• 11 March, WHO declare it a pandemic saying "deeply concerned" by "alarming levels of inaction".
• 11 March, MP Nadine Dorries announced to have Covid 19
• 12 March, Johnson says "We are not, I repeat not, closing schools now. The scientific advice is this could do more harm than good at this time."
• 19 March we reach 141 deaths.
• 20 March, schools closed.
• 23 March, UK lockdown.
• 27 March, Johnson announced to have Covid 19.
• 5 April, we reach 4,934 deaths. 
• 11 April, we reach 11,329 deaths.
• 19 April, we reach 16,060 deaths.  Higher rate of deaths per 100,000 than USA (41,000)

 

At the moment we don’t know if you gain immunity from having caught it.  So you could catch it twice. or more. 
 

Would that impact policy? 
 

 

[Grinch]

11 minutes ago, TheHowieLama said:

Would seem so

 

 

• 5 April, we reach 4,934 deaths. 
• 11 April, we reach 11,329 deaths.

Hospital deaths that tested positive.   The real figure is much higher as we know the cunt government have doctored the figures by letting people die at home in care homes and not bothering to test many in hospirals. 

[Rico1304]

14 minutes ago, Gnasher said:

He knew all that, hes an unpaid govt tom.

Mate, as if I’d do anything unpaid.  

[Rico1304]

Just now, Grinch said:

Hospital deaths that tested positive.   The real figure is much higher as we know the cunt government have doctored the figures by letting people die at home in care homes and not bothering to test many in hospirals. 

Look, if we can’t have the manager we are going to have to hang up and get someone else to get her.