Corona Virus

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Originally Posted by bob10

And I bagged who? Here we go again, hey? I have done nothing here but produce facts. Show me where I have bagged anyone, as regards to the Virus.

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:lol2:

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Originally Posted by bob10

And I bagged who? Here we go again, hey? I have done nothing here but produce facts. Show me where I have bagged anyone, as regards to the Virus.

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Wow, just - wow. One word - Oblivious...

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Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares

one of my Sons is living in Japan, he tells me little testing is being done and it seems gov is encouraging people to travel to other parts of the country with incentives, this is to keep the economy stimulated.[tonguewink]

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Yes, but they're telling people to not go to Tokyo because of the outbreak there.

Lol Bob. Just Lol

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Originally Posted by grey_ghost

Lol Bob. Just Lol

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He’s the only one that doesn’t see it...

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Originally Posted by bob10

And I bagged who? Here we go again, hey? I have done nothing here but produce facts. Show me where I have bagged anyone, as regards to the Virus.

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Um......

I think I was told to stop spouting drivel, accused of being deluded and desperately manufacturing scenarios to suit my own agenda and then told that I was irrelevant in another thread. That sounds a bit like a bagging to me. [bigwhistle]

Regards,
Tote

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Originally Posted by windsock

Could be an interesting few days in the newsfeed here. Our Deputy PM got interviewed by ABC. The old fella sounds like I might be either in the know, shooting from the lip or both. He has form for all three at the same time, so we shall see how this unravels in the next day or two and for whom.

Winston Peters claims Covid-19 cluster linked to quarantine breach - NZ Herald

Coronavirus Australia live news: New Zealand Deputy PM claims cases may be linked to quarantine breach, citing unofficial source - ABC News

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From his interview:

"In Melbourne's case, of course, it was - how shall I say it without being too critical? - pretty slack oversight and supervision, where it was put in the hands of private industry, which was a disaster. In our case, we got the army in early enough to know that that wouldn't have been the problem. But there's been a breach, and we'll find out in a matter of hours, or within a day."


Right ... I'd hate to see what him being critical would look like.

It's interesting - I've had a tangential involvement in diplomatic circles and that's the sort of criticism of other countries that people do try to avoid, so it's odd to hear it coming from a deputy PM [Edit: who's also the NZ Foreign Minister]. It's also more than a little gloating, which is .... odd .... given that the reason for the interview is that his purportedly superior arrangements have apparently also failed.

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Originally Posted by bob10

Yes, you were the first here to make that assumption. And you were right. You know what you are about . It's difficult to sort the chaff from the hay, sometimes, with your posts. I have to say, I'm warming to you. Slowly. I see your bright side, with this.

monty python universe you tube - Bing video

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Nothing like a touch of confusion. I understand what I am on about. No need to turn up your thermostat just for my benefit Bob. I'm me, & shall ever remain so.

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Originally Posted by Arapiles

From his interview:

"In Melbourne's case, of course, it was - how shall I say it without being too critical? - pretty slack oversight and supervision, where it was put in the hands of private industry, which was a disaster. In our case, we got the army in early enough to know that that wouldn't have been the problem. But there's been a breach, and we'll find out in a matter of hours, or within a day."


Right ... I'd hate to see what him being critical would look like.

It's interesting - I've had a tangential involvement in diplomatic circles and that's the sort of criticism of other countries that people do try to avoid, so it's odd to hear it coming from a deputy PM [Edit: who's also the NZ Foreign Minister]. It's also more than a little gloating, which is .... odd .... given that the reason for the interview is that his purportedly superior arrangements have apparently also failed.

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Tough times.

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From his interview:

"In Melbourne's case, of course, it was - how shall I say it without being too critical? - pretty slack oversight and supervision, where it was put in the hands of private industry, which was a disaster. In our case, we got the army in early enough to know that that wouldn't have been the problem. But there's been a breach, and we'll find out in a matter of hours, or within a day."

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How would you phrase it? Bearing in mind it appears to be the truth & many have died how would you put it in fancy words & why should you/ he? Maybe a bit of harsh criticism might wake a few in charge souls up. ie. give them a jolt.
I reckon the much vaunted, now crap of.... "Those are in our thoughts & Prayers" stuff is wearing a bit thin & sounding shallow & mass produced rubbish.

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Originally Posted by Arapiles

From his interview:

"In Melbourne's case, of course, it was - how shall I say it without being too critical? - pretty slack oversight and supervision, where it was put in the hands of private industry, which was a disaster. In our case, we got the army in early enough to know that that wouldn't have been the problem. But there's been a breach, and we'll find out in a matter of hours, or within a day."


Right ... I'd hate to see what him being critical would look like.

It's interesting - I've had a tangential involvement in diplomatic circles and that's the sort of criticism of other countries that people do try to avoid, so it's odd to hear it coming from a deputy PM [Edit: who's also the NZ Foreign Minister]. It's also more than a little gloating, which is .... odd .... given that the reason for the interview is that his purportedly superior arrangements have apparently also failed.

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Actually, it was the night manager at Rydge's Hotel, and another staff has also tested positive.