[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Scarlett.

"Stop destroying our kids lives"
YOU ****HEADS ARE THE REASON WE KEEP HAVING NEW WAVES CAUSE YOU CANT JUST ****ING STAY AT ****ING HOME. TWATS.

Here’s a LIVE link off the internet ..

Thousands in attendance and hardly a mask in sight .. the comments are also interesting - the viewers aren’t impressed.

The only mask wearers are the police

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMeALt9m4/


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[Cherie]

Typo Arista 126...not 162

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Typo Arista 126...not 162

Thanks Fine Lady


Corrected now

[MTVN]

Well spotted fine lady

[DouglasS]

Originally Posted by Scarlett.

"Stop destroying our kids lives"
YOU ****HEADS ARE THE REASON WE KEEP HAVING NEW WAVES CAUSE YOU CANT JUST ****ING STAY AT ****ING HOME. TWATS.

Would you say the same for the Sarah Everard protestors and the BLM protestors? Just curious

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by DouglasS

Would you say the same for the Sarah Everard protestors and the BLM protestors? Just curious

Well I would ...

There are so many ways to protest nowadays..


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[Scarlett.]

Originally Posted by DouglasS

Would you say the same for the Sarah Everard protestors and the BLM protestors? Just curious

The ones at the Sarah Everard "protest" werent protesters, they were at a vigil, wearing masks. As for BLM? I guess, but at least they were protesting for something meaningful, and not being absolute **** for brains who dont believe the virus is real.

[Scarlett.]

Says a lot though, a vigil for a girl who was murdered by the police, broke up violently.

A protest of idiots is allowed to just go ahead without issue.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Scarlett.

The ones at the Sarah Everard "protest" werent protesters, they were at a vigil, wearing masks. As for BLM? I guess, but at least they were protesting for something meaningful, and not being absolute **** for brains who dont believe the virus is real.

There shouldn’t be ANY gatherings in the situation we are in though ..

I’m totally bewildered by it all


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[arista]

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[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Zizu

There shouldn’t be ANY gatherings in the situation we are in though ..

I’m totally bewildered by it all


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exactly


anyone who protests are just selfish morons especially these times

[arista]

Sunday 21/3/21

Today 33 Dead.

5,312 have caught Covid-19

Patients in hospital
Latest available
6,162

Patients on ventilation
Latest available
830

126,155 Total UK Deaths.

https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/

[Nicky91]

Netherlands todays numbers

7.025 new cases

194 new hospitalisations (2.073 in total)

31 new ICU patients (611 in total)

15 new deaths

[Nicky91]

umm maybe a idea as for the numbers, to let us know how many of daily new cases are younger people or older people?

so we have more insight in weeks to come how hard our hospitalisations, icu numbers will rise or go down

[Nicky91]

Netherlands: our health minister Hugo de Jonge shared the good news his test came back negative so he can go back to parliament to work and the meetings

[arista]

[arista]

Also posted on the William thread
for the top bit.

[arista]

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[Nicky91]

Netherlands: today another briefing in Catshuis with some of the parliament and RIVM council

tomorrow another covid press conference, no more easing of measures, maybe some extra lockdown measures again (due to surge in new cases now i hope so anyway)

[LeatherTrumpet]

The propensity of large unelected and unaccountable institutions to defend
themselves from critical scrutiny by simply denying responsibility is well
attested in history. Alexander Solzhenitsyn, the Cold War-era dissident
author, wrote a short story entitled We Never Make Mistakes to capture this
tendency.

The EU is not a brutal dictatorship like the Soviet Union, but it exhibits a
similar refusal to admit to errors, a self-delusion made even harder to accept
because it is usually accompanied by a sanctimonious insistence that it is
always acting in the best interests of everyone.

This was apparent during the Brexit negotiations, but such was the
controversy caused in this country by the decision to leave the EU that many
Remainers sided with Brussels on almost every issue. Yet even its most
diehard champions must find the extraordinary shenanigans of recent days
hard to fathom, let alone excuse.

On the BBC’s Andrew Marr programme, Mairead McGuinness, the EU finance
commissioner, brooked no criticism of the way the bloc has handled the
vaccine rollout, despite the mess apparent to everyone. While the UK has
inoculated almost half of the adult population, the best any major continental
country has managed is one in 10.

But Ms McGuinness said all the difficulties were someone else’s fault and
denied that unjustified doubts about the safety of the AstraZeneca vaccine
had contributed to a growing hesitancy to take the jab in many EU countries.


This is a major problem because there is a surge in cases on the continent.


In order to rectify an error it is first necessary to admit to one, and yet
Brussels remains unwilling to do so. The outrageous threat to ban exports of
vaccines to the UK, in breach of contractual agreements and intellectual
property rights, raises a whole host of implications.

The failure to vaccinate also risks wrecking Mediterranean tourism for
another summer, since it is clear that no one from the UK will be allowed to
travel there while Covid cases remain high.

As Ben Wallace, the Defence Secretary, said on Sunday, a grown-up
approach would seek to maximise vaccine production for everyone, but
mature assessment is not much in evidence in Brussels. At a summit later
this week to sort out this serious crisis, which has consequences beyond the
EU’s borders, some sane and sensible voices need to be heard.


https://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/...ine-delusions/