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Post by Elizabeth on Feb 11, 2020 5:09:21 GMT
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Post by Elizabeth on Mar 18, 2020 0:17:20 GMT
How long will these lock downs last? :(
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Post by Onetrack on Mar 18, 2020 0:19:33 GMT
The operation should come to a close in 12/weeks
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Post by fschmidt on Mar 18, 2020 7:35:07 GMT
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Post by Onetrack on Mar 18, 2020 16:36:38 GMT
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Post by KGrim on Mar 30, 2020 17:16:13 GMT
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Post by lorac on Sept 1, 2020 7:54:12 GMT
Today, Covid 19 in England is on the rise again albeit slowly, shutdowns are dependent on locality. Badly hit is the North of England but it is spreading slowly Southwards. Many young people are contracting the virus now, people do not cover up and gather in large groups at pubs etc. So, the government has now introduced a £100 fine with doubling that amount with each infraction up to max of £3,200. Organisers of Raves face a £10,000 fine. Good! I have seen an increase of the number of people here in London wearing their masks again, it must be done. We are only safe when a vaccine is found. I do not want to be a death statistic thank you because one does not want to wear a mask out of laziness, defiance or principles. Wearing the mask under one’s chin or nose as if that helps stop the spread, is it a new fashion statement? It is not too much to ask to cover up on buses or shops or in proximity of others. Of course, those with medical issues are exempt from wearing one. This is creating issues when they are challenged so soon the government will have to deal with that. Children start back at school next week; I pray it will go well and they keep safe.
To date total cases 335,872 and deaths 41,501
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Post by Elizabeth on Sept 2, 2020 21:03:28 GMT
I heard this will go for 2 years at least.
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Post by karl on Sept 2, 2020 21:16:34 GMT
The mortality rate for covid-19 in countries with a functional healthcare system seems to be at about 0,4%. -And unless there's a vaccine, one needs to infect 50-80% of the population to reach herd immunity. For a country like the US, this translates to 660.000-1.088.000 people dying from covid-19. However, this premises that people being infected with the virus remain immune, and that's not a given. It could be that the virus mutates like the influenza virus, and that we therefore will be forced to live with it.
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Post by lorac on Sept 9, 2020 9:08:46 GMT
Update on England and Covid 19
From this coming Monday the Govt has announced that there can be gatherings of no more than 6 people at one time. So if you are a family of five and want to see Grandma/Grandpa you will only be allowed to see one of them. They have said at least 80% of spreading of the virus is in a household setting. A few cases are being followed, 1 in USA and 1 in China that appears to show you can catch the Virus more than once. Last week in 1 town under scrutiny in the North the police issued 7 £10.000 fines for illegal gatherings (over a certain number in a partial lockdown) and a fair amount of £10 fines in ONE week.
With the the return of students to Universities and their travelling to and fro from home etc, the restrictions from Monday may lessen the numbers likely to cause a second wave. Hopefully it will be less than earlier seen this year.
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Post by nobeernolife on Sept 9, 2020 9:33:12 GMT
Corona will run its course, just like every other infection has, swine flue, H1N1, SARS, MARS, they are similar. What is different this time is the global push for lockdowns, muzzling, controlling, and monitoring people. Taking advice from the CCP no less...
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Post by lorac on Sept 14, 2020 20:23:06 GMT
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Post by nobeernolife on Sept 15, 2020 5:54:12 GMT
Death rates/million in countries that use Hydroxychloroquine as first line treatment: S.Korea 7 Saudi Arabia 123 Poland 58 Costa Rica 116 Turkey 84 Pakistan 29 Vietnam 0.4 Morocco 44
Coincidence? Maybe
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Post by Elizabeth on Jan 9, 2021 8:16:16 GMT
Ahh yes. Epidemics. One way if you live in California to not be a potential victim of a plague such as the Coronavirus would be to not live in such a populated state, greatly limiting your potential for exposure. You may be thinking to yourself, "I can't do that!" But on the contrary you legitimately could. California is losing the most amount of population every year within the 50 states and that isn't by fluke. Cost of living is ridiculous, overcrowding and a general disdain for life there are all leading causes. Why buy a house in California, for perse $500000, when that same house somewhere in the Midwest and even parts of the South would cost you somewhere between $50000-$200000? You seem to know a lot about Califonia. Have you lived here before too before moving because of the cost of living and things? Hope it's not a personal question. You don't actually need to answer it. Unless you just know a lot about Califonia or US in general which could be it too. But Califonia can definitely be ridiculous. I saw something about Californians not allowed to travel 120 miles from home now. I think we've the most restrictions and job issues right now among other things.
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Post by Onetrack on Jul 23, 2021 16:55:16 GMT
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Post by Onetrack on Jul 23, 2021 17:12:21 GMT
Just to add, Who owns the patent to test Covid?Richard A Rothchild. Why would the leader of a world bank own this, and be classed as the inventor? The Rapid test is faulty, it is ~3% accurate. Produces false positives. Faster test = more people tested in a quicker time = more false positives = number of infections rise They never tell you the recovery rate. Its greater than 99.997% It's almost as if it's right on queue with the Lockstep plan of 2010. We're on page 2. Planned long in advance. Here is the link to the PDF - The authentic one.
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