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[jl5006] 26/4/2020 17:36

9278 KD
Not sure that you mean dies of this virus.
Most disclosures have added C 19 to the page of body failures - with C 19.
U have absolute evidence that indicates the cause of death WAS C 19?

[jl5006] 26/4/2020 17:26

BTW
NHS is the pawn those Quangos play with

[jl5006] 26/4/2020 17:22

Tricky
What is so different here.
We accept the spurious IC model pronouncement - close everything down - then another science bod disputes and theorises - and we are told what to do and how to do it ad infinitum.
Ventilators ventilators - we need them says the NHS or the Science body.
Dyson wastes 20m£ setting up and producing only to be told - we dont need them
Starmer says dont treat people like kids - really that is what labour wanted-
If the article in the Mail by Sue Reid had foundation - saying that ventilators were killing people because they were sedated and stuck on the machine - when they should have been put on an O2 mask to supply the body with the O2 needed to manage that deficiency.
AND why so many deaths with C 19 - was it the cause of death?
The more I read the less I believe.
Not the fault of GOVT but those in PHE CQC DOH NICE and all the other quangos - who have shut down the breweries they could not manage.

[utrickytrees] 26/4/2020 16:59

Cash & low moral fibre has made the UK.

[utrickytrees] 26/4/2020 16:49

I hope your more adventurous in the bedroom M2?

[colonel a] 26/4/2020 16:41

kd,
I can understand your rant, but there are really very few hard facts floating around.
And how many people will need to be infected for there to be significant heard immunity is definitely not known.

Even if lock-down were eventually shown to have been unnecessary or too severe it is/was a morally sound decision.
What's not so morally sound is sitting on the results of the Cugnus exercise, neither publishing nor acting upon them.
But yipee, Boris is back tomorrow.

[minerve 2] 26/4/2020 16:38

I haven’t used cash for years. I don’t purchase goods and services in caves.

[utrickytrees] 26/4/2020 16:36

The thing is most Swedes are subservient roll mop scoffing numpties who will swallow everything that's fed to them by establishment. They have no real economy...very few are self employed, most happily employed by the state in one form or another.

[tim 3] 26/4/2020 16:03

Whether people like it or not cash is on the way out and will be used less and less.The current situation will only serve to speed this up.Some city's like Stockholm hardly accept it anywhere now.Have only used it once since lockdown.Personally does not bother me in fact I prefer it much easier cleaner and no messing about with change.The negatives of a cashless society are overblown all those big brother theories etc.

[utrickytrees] 26/4/2020 15:18

Reasons to be cheerful (according to the Times).

Created at Cambridge (now theres a surprise), a prototype app using algorithms aims to quarantine 'hate speech as a threat to global democracy' (as stated by Hillary Clinton).
Cant have the snow flakes flustered by a few home truths can we?

[xxxxxy] 26/4/2020 14:21

How Latvia has led the world against coronavirus pandemicLatvian prime minister Krisjanis Karins explains how the Baltic state took concerted action before citizens started dying of coronavirusDaily Telegraph

[xxxxxy] 26/4/2020 11:23

618Caught me.Will try and read book.

[minerve 2] 26/4/2020 11:14

Boris "raring to go".

FFS 'mate' (language the gammons like) the war has already been lost - too late.

[minerve 2] 26/4/2020 11:13

Does Boris really think that anyone with intelligence takes him seriously anymore?

[minerve 2] 26/4/2020 11:03

Maxk

You didn't need permission at all. The cash amount was loaded on the card and protected by a pin for your security. That was the whole point, it was electronic cash.

When you use a banknote you still need the permission of the receiver as he/she needs to accept that the Bank of England will issue the bearer with its face value upon request.