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30th Jan the WHO declare a global public health emergency and boris addresses the nation on 31st about....brexit. 2nd March NERVTAG predict 500,000 deaths in a nation of 70 million, 3rd March boris addresses the nation to cheerfully boast about shaking hands with Covid patients in hospital. That's the reality of the situation, it's wouldn't have mattered if the scientists had screamed in his ear with a megaphone. ..Boris does what boris wants. |
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You will never stop anyone having or voicing their views and opinions, it makes me wonder why you indulge in this charade every time anyone posts any critique. |
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If you look at Germany for example you can see how they followed the correct measures, I believe it’s mentioned in the article. As for the scientific advisers, they’re advisers, not leaders of our country, they don’t make the decisions, the government shall be hold accountable. |
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Stick to the topic and please stop discussing me. |
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I was going to reply until you added the FFS. Now you can FO. |
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Glass houses, stones, etc... |
Do people really expect a 2 year lockdown the second news spreads of the first case?
A lockdown is not easy and you cant just close everything without serious though. Also WHO have backtracked a few times so they are nit that reliable |
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I think you are being really unfair and more than a little insensitive to Italy seeing as they were affected so quickly and severely. .. They had precious little time to prepare, we on the other hand had Italy as a model we saw the spread and the deaths and still dragged our heels. |
At the end of the day lockdown the country was not realistic in Jamuary when little was known
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Roche have loads of testing labs Nothing like the UK. We have yet to build more than the 2 new testing labs they have. We have to become "in house" Stop posting Our English tests to Roche in Germany |
We don't even know yet if strict lockdown AT ALL was a good idea, we won't know for years, I personally still think the after-effects are probably going to be so far beyond what people are imagining that it'll be viewed, in historic terms, as a catastrophic global error of judgement. A chapter entitled "lol... wups" in the history books of the year 2220. My feeling is that the next decade is going to make the last few months look like a holiday camp, and 1000-deaths-a-day look like good old times.
But we'll see, I guess. As Kizzy points out I'm not an expert but then :shrug: there are no experts in any of this, because the world is in entirely uncharted territory, feeling its way along a wall like Sandra Bullock in a blindfold. So there's that. We'll see, I guess. |
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Yes no Death count then. |
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It was a very last case scenario that could have been avoided And it seems to work for Sweden as they dont have a massive death count |
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Cherry picking scattered segments of information that happen to suit your political agenda does not constitute "backing yourself up with facts". |
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