Corona Virus

[Kendal Fox]

On 18/04/2020 at 09:31, whoareyaaa said:

Bill gates Foundation funded it and he is now the main backer for WHO since US pulled out but he's got **** all to do with it, yea right.

I find it very interesting that none of the obstacles and problems presented in Event 201 have prepared anyone, despite it playing out EXACTLY the same way in real-life, 6 months after it was staged.

 

Like, what was the point in him spending all that money on it??!!

It's as infuriating as it is creepy.

Edited 19 April 2020 by Kendal Fox

[st albans fox]

47 minutes ago, Freeman's Wharfer said:

If the person responsible for the pandemic plan hadn’t accounted for the fact it might come from China... nonsense.

 

Experts have been saying for years that there was huge pandemic potential from China. We had already had a warning with SARS. It would be like an Ebola-like disease hitting hard in a few years’ time and, in excusing the poor preparations, someone saying “maybe they didn’t think this thing would come from Africa”.

 

Perhaps the failing is reliance on one country for vital equipment to tackle a pandemic?

 

I wouldn’t dare suggest that sending that equipment was out of mistaken belief we wouldn’t need it and less humanitarian and more economically motivated. Not at all... 

Nope - I mean the persons responsible may not have realised that a Chinese pandemic would lead the country to be shut down completely for six weeks which would starve the worlds PPE supply chain. And yes, you’re right about one country being responsible for the vast majority of PPE. But China makes 40% of the worlds textile fabric and on cheaper qualities, I imagine it could be nearer 70%.  so even if the product was made elsewhere, the raw material is highly likely to be Chinese.  
 

I just don’t see this changing in the future. Govts will pay lip service but cost will dictate - especially with the vast debts that everyone will have taken on

[Kendal Fox]

Does anyone know why the UK is the only country not reporting recovered figures? All other countries are doing except us??

[davieG]

73-year-old diagnosed with coronavirus sends warning to others

Eric Baker, from Quorn, was diagnosed with coronavirus during a routine appointment at Leicester's General Hospital - despite displaying no symptoms and abiding by lockdown rules.

 

 

Makes you wonder how many ways you can come into contact even when you're following the lockdown closely.

[Wymsey]

Apparent lockdown exit phases:

[bovril]

Hairdressers quick, please. I'm turning into Trifon Ivanov. 

[Kendal Fox]

4 minutes ago, davieG said:

73-year-old diagnosed with coronavirus sends warning to others

Eric Baker, from Quorn, was diagnosed with coronavirus during a routine appointment at Leicester's General Hospital - despite displaying no symptoms and abiding by lockdown rules.

 

 

Makes you wonder how many ways you can come into contact even when you're following the lockdown closely.

Not saying he doesn't have it but the testing is apparently for genetic material and something called an exosome which can be produced by anxiety and stress as much as a variety of diseases, not just Covid 19. So people can literally test positive out of fear as much as the actual virus.

[Dahnsouff]

11 minutes ago, Wymsey said:

Apparent lockdown exit phases:

Where was this from? 

[Mike Oxlong]

4 minutes ago, Kendal Fox said:

Not saying he doesn't have it but the testing is apparently for genetic material and something called an exosome which can be produced by anxiety and stress as much as a variety of diseases, not just Covid 19. So people can literally test positive out of fear as much as the actual virus.

Sounds like a soiled underpants analysis would be about as reliable 

[davieG]

6 minutes ago, Kendal Fox said:

Not saying he doesn't have it but the testing is apparently for genetic material and something called an exosome which can be produced by anxiety and stress as much as a variety of diseases, not just Covid 19. So people can literally test positive out of fear as much as the actual virus.

I'd probably test positive then.

[Wymsey]

2 minutes ago, Dahnsouff said:

Where was this from? 

Daily Mail..

Whenever I open a new Google homepage tab, I get news etc recommendations, and this came up.

[Kendal Fox]

1 minute ago, Mike Oxlong said:

Sounds like a soiled underpants analysis would be about as reliable 

Apparently it's a re-working of a test that was developed in the 1980s but it was not supposed to be used as a diagnostic. That goes some way to explaining the lack of accuracy.

[Dahnsouff]

3 minutes ago, Wymsey said:

Daily Mail..

Whenever I open a new Google homepage tab, I get news etc recommendations, and this came up.

This is obviously a very dynamic story  Just checked and it now shows

 

Edited 19 April 2020 by Dahnsouff

[VLC86]

19 minutes ago, Wymsey said:

Apparent lockdown exit phases:

I doubt this is correct to be fair especially the ‘travel possible but discouraged’ bit in May.

[VLC86]

1 minute ago, Dahnsouff said:

This is obviously a very dynamic story  Just checked and it now shows

 

It’s almost like they are completely making it up.

[Wymsey]

1 minute ago, Costock_Fox said:

I doubt this is correct to be fair especially the ‘travel possible but discouraged’ bit in May.

Quite agree on that one.

More and more people seem to be about on foot and driving the longer this lockdown continues..

Edited 19 April 2020 by Wymsey

[Kendal Fox]

5 minutes ago, davieG said:

I'd probably test positive then.

This is from what I've read so I'm not claiming it's definitely true.

 

But if there is any truth to it, it might mean the figures are reasonably inaccurate.

[StanSP]

Surely that's made up? Or has no link to any truth? 

 

You'd think if anything they'd also mention when you can travel to see family or friends, or at least when that restriction will be relaxed. 

[Dr The Singh]

56 minutes ago, Countryfox said:

Everyone ..   except me and Scouse ...  and especially world leaders !

You accusing me?  Do you know who I mo do?

[Dr The Singh]

27 minutes ago, Dahnsouff said:

Where was this from? 

Punjab government

[stix]

47 minutes ago, Wymsey said:

Apparent lockdown exit phases:

But when can I move house ffs!!!!!

[Bellend Sebastian]

My wife was told a lovely story today in the supermarket queue by a pharmacist, who earlier in the week was enduring such a busy and stressful shift she fainted, only to be roused from her unconsciousness by the sound of a customer aggressively shouting at her colleague to wake her up so she could sign their prescription.

 

Hearing all these great stories of people pulling together is really helping me get through this

[joachim1965]

53 minutes ago, Kendal Fox said:

Not saying he doesn't have it but the testing is apparently for genetic material and something called an exosome which can be produced by anxiety and stress as much as a variety of diseases, not just Covid 19. So people can literally test positive out of fear as much as the actual virus.

So we are using a test that doesn't actually test for the virus.

[Rain King]

Anyone aware of any shops that have delivery slots or is it still backed up for weeks?

 

Having everyone at home the cupboards are emptying at an alarming rate! Sorted the kids dinner earlier then realised all we had left was a few tins of Alphabetti so I've had that on toast tonight!

Edited 19 April 2020 by pds

[Facecloth]

18 minutes ago, pds said:

Anyone aware of any shops that have delivery slots or is it still backed up for weeks?

 

Having everyone at home the cupboards are emptying at an alarming rate! Sorted the kids dinner earlier then realised all we had left was a few tins of Alphabetti so I've had that on toast tonight!

They are still booked up for weeks, but if you have an account with one of the supermarkets, sit on the website/app from at least 11pm and at some point around midnight you'll end up in a queue. Eventually you'll get through and all the slots for the a new day in three weeks are there and you can book one.