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Originally Posted by rick130
Ah don't tell me, Community Service again?[bigrolf]
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Originally Posted by rick130
Ah don't tell me, Community Service again?[bigrolf]
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Originally Posted by bob10
yes, im sure the WHO are trustworthy...
they made some good music
Damn, you've worked out what 'working' is a euphemism for...[emoji56][emoji23]Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
I agree with this bloke:
Ideological gaslighting is damaging fight against virus
WHO also claim vacinations don't cause autism. Total loss of credability. :lol2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Eevo
One of the boys is coming back on the weekend,he might be better going a quicker way,through Murwillumbah,then back through the Currumbin valley,and onto the M1[bighmmm]Quote:
Originally Posted by rick130
And it will be a nice scenic route.[biggrin]
I thought I might have too until I read the article....Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
So the responsibility for poorly managed quarantine does not lie with the Victorian government but the Federal government for using Serco? If that is the case why no guards boffing tourists in NSW, oh thats right, they didnt use bouncers on a sub contract arrangement to supervise quarantine. Seems like a Victorian Government responsibility to me.
Similarly the oft repeated warning from the Premier that he will lock everyone down even harder seems unproductive to me, along with the baying of the media that were all ruined if we dont wear masks (which incidently are all sold out) in contravention of the official policy from the Federal government.
Some of his other points about Australia not having the ability to manufacture anything have some element of truth but that's what you get when you want a free market economy that does not prop up uncompetitive local manufacturers. How would the country react if suddenly all electronic goods went back to having a 40% sales tax on them as "luxury goods"?
The damage being done to the fight to control coronavirus spread is greater from the various profesors that get a gig in the media disagreeing with governments on how to control the virus ranging from locking us all up with no opportunity to work or leave the house for a month to the continued baying for everyone to wear masks instead of using what worked the last time which is a sensible restriction on social interactions along with social distancing and maybe wearing a mask when that isn't possible (if you can buy one). The mask thing is a bit of a circular argument, if everyone is locked up at home who is in public to wear the masks? We are not in the same situation as the US.
There's something anomalous about the Al Tarqua college outbreak, there have been many schools shut down in NSW (and presumably in other states) where everyne was sent home for a day, the school was cleaned , close contacts isolated and the outbreak contained with one or two cases. how did this school get to 147 cases?
Regards,
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Love that drive across from there.Quote:
Originally Posted by scarry
Getting OT but I had to come across the back way from the GC to go to Kyogle for a late job one afternoon after working on the Sunny Coast.
The late afternoon light on the mountains made it worth the trip.
I just wish I had time to stop and soak it in.
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Originally Posted by ramblingboy42
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