Thread: Corona Virus

40 year old in a critical condition in Adelaide hospital, with the African variant,

Coronavirus patient in critical condition after being hospitalised in SA (msn.com)

Originally Posted by bob10

That's enough patronising. And you missed the point. Nothing to do with Boris.

Well speaking of leadership which you mentioned or a lack of it, Boris will be compared in later years with Winnie & possibly other PMs on performance, & will be found wanting & as far I can understand he has made a right old cockup of the UK's response to this National Emergency. Problem may be is that we both probably won't be around to see it.


Thousands of Dead could testify to this though.

The leadership which you are comparing with Scomo & Co, seems to be loads better than Boris's poor input.


Not for me to condemn him, history will do that but I know who my money is on.


Go on, tell me where I am wrong.


Just in as we speak.The Brexit elite cannot hope to fool us for much longer

Things could be worse....

One of the recent ideas from Boris, is everyone self-testing twice per week, for the next few years or until Fauci Flu Flies away.

Let's have a Captain Cook at how he's going to cook the books....

UK population 67 million,

TWO weekly tests each, = 104 per year, at 25 pounds EACH (2,600 Pounds per year per person)

Mulitiply THAT by how many you think will actually use their quota.... Say 60M

My calculator says 156 BILLION pounds, per year. That's 156 with 9 zeros.

The middle class won't be getting any income Tax Relief this year. Or Century. And, if they've had to borrow the money... I'd be surprised if he's NOT already ordered the tests from WHERE- ever they're made.

Give the man his due, Scomo's spend-up on Job-Keeper/Finder is not in the same league as Mop-Head.

Originally Posted by superquag

Things could be worse....

One of the recent ideas from Boris, is everyone self-testing twice per week, for the next few years or until Fauci Flu Flies away.

Let's have a Captain Cook at how he's going to cook the books....

UK population 67 million,

TWO weekly tests each, = 104 per year, at 25 pounds EACH (2,600 Pounds per year per person)

Mulitiply THAT by how many you think will actually use their quota.... Say 60M

My calculator says 156 BILLION pounds, per year. That's 156 with 9 zeros.

The middle class won't be getting any income Tax Relief this year. Or Century. And, if they've had to borrow the money... I'd be surprised if he's NOT already ordered the tests from WHERE- ever they're made.

Give the man his due, Scomo's spend-up on Job-Keeper/Finder is not in the same league as Mop-Head.

Mop Head. Good one J2

I'd be surprised if he's NOT already ordered the tests from WHERE- ever they're made.[bigsad

Correct me if I am wrong but didn't they give another contract for summat to his next doors or a bloke down the street, or the Pub?


May not have been a "Contract" as such, but I'm sure he said something about "Pass me the drink coaster & lend me your pen. Have I got a deal for you."? It could have also been on the back of a Fag Packet.



Isn't that what the World Bank is for, to prop up Politicians fanciful light bulb moments?

A headline caught my interest this morning, it was congratulating the UK on having 60% of the population given their first vaccination and the resulting reduction in deaths from a daily high of 1820 in mid January to "just" 26 on Monday.
Coronavirus: COVID vaccine rollout credited with Britain’s drop in cases, hospital admissions

Austraila's last Coronavirus Death was on the 19th October 2020 - that kind of puts it in perspective how well Australia has done and is continuing to do against this virus.

Regards,
Tote

Originally Posted by Tote

Austraila's last Coronavirus Death was on the 19th October 2020 - that kind of puts it in perspective how well Australia has done and is continuing to do against this virus.

My gut says relative isolation and population density have helped considerably. I think getting on it early probably helped also.

Originally Posted by BradC

My gut says relative isolation and population density have helped considerably. I think getting on it early probably helped also.

Call me cynical but I reckon someone, somewhere is fudging figures.

Originally Posted by BradC

My gut says relative isolation and population density have helped considerably. I think getting on it early probably helped also.

Australia's one of the most urbanised countries on earth, so the population density argument is a furphy. Closing the international borders early was the key decision - as an example, apparently the New York outbreak was seeded by over 1000 infected visitors, so once that goes logarithmic you've got big problems.