Coronavirus outbreak

[Adam4868]

Bolsonaro has the virus,

Bolsonaro has Karma.

 

[roubaixtuesday]

Devastating indictment of Johnson's handling of the care sector after his recent criticism of it.

"During the coronavirus crisis, the sector has suffered from a woeful lack of PPE, testing and clear government guidance"

https://www.theguardian.com/comment...the-uk-boris-johnsons-comments-were-an-insult

 

[Salty seadog]

In case anyone missed it this morning here is an interview with care charity leader Mark Adams. He uncompromisingly takes aim at BJs comments shifting blame on the care sector.

I fully endorse this strong message from a man not mincing his words with piffle, wha, wha, whatto , baaah. Etc.

Two thumbs up.

View: https://youtu.be/CqLM0xjOjcc

 

[roubaixtuesday]

In case anyone missed it this morning here is an interview with care charity leader Mark Adams. He uncompromisingly takes aim at BJs comments shifting blame on the care sector.

I fully endorse this strong message from a man not mincing his words with piffle, wha, wha, whatto , baaah. Etc.

Two thumbs up.

View: https://youtu.be/CqLM0xjOjcc

Same guy who wrote the Graun article above

 

[midlife]

Is there anything these farking daffodils won't do?


View: https://mobile.twitter.com/MartinSLewis/status/1280447409080983553

I wonder if that includes the recent antibody test from my employer. Negative, which is in contrast to several colleagues.

 

[tom73]

I wonder if that includes the recent antibody test from my employer. Negative, which is in contrast to several colleagues.

That looks to depend on if the NHS buys the test of it’s self and processes them at the on-site lab or a 3rd party.
https://nursingnotes.co.uk/news/employees-pay-additional-tax-workplace-covid-19-testing/

 

[midlife]

The wording looks like if the NHS buys the test kits..... Which it does, then the employee is taxed. What odd wording!

 

[tom73]

The wording looks like if the NHS buys the test kits..... Which it does, then the employee is taxed. What odd wording!

At least you won’t have to worry about if you should declare your free parking.
The government are set to axe it. Happy Birthday NHS
it https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/n...risis-498590?ito=social|facebook|fb_theipaper

 

[classic33]

One in six Britons would refuse a COVID vaccine.

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2...six-britons-say-would-refuse-covid-19-vaccine





And thrice I say

And for those who have trouble with vaccines. Never had any "jabs" at school, flu jab isn't advisable. Minor complications with everyday medications "that anyone can take/be given".

 

[Julia9054]

And for those who have trouble with vaccines. Never had any "jabs" at school, flu jab isn't advisable. Minor complications with everyday medications "that anyone can take/be given".

1 in 6 do not have trouble with vaccines. The rest of us get vaccinated to protect the few individuals who cannot be for genuine medical reasons

 

[Mugshot]

Sadly not they are having a field day at the moment evidence points to them being likely to believe in anything going.
Many are linked to the 5G mob and the arrest of or do worse to Billy Gates.
BBC showed the report a few days ago https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000ksfh

Thank you for that. And, as with so much else currently, there is absolutely no getting through to these people, you do wonder what the answer is. Shut down the internet maybe.

 

[midlife]

At least you won’t have to worry about if you should declare your free parking.
The government are set to axe it. Happy Birthday NHS
it https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/nhs-workers-pay-parking-hospitals-explained-coronavirus-crisis-498590?ito=social|facebook|fb_theipaper

As another birthday present the NHS is cutting travel allowances for staff on the Agenda For Change payscales.

 

[CanucksTraveller]

It's a quandary of modern life isn't it, in the pre-internet days these people who have daft conspiracy ideas would largely only get to speak to other, fairly normal thinking people and would slowly gain evidence or realise that their theory was possibly wrong... you'd get the odd one that persevered because they were right at the looney / militant end of the "wrong" scale and they'd be shunned as a bit odd. That strange bloke in the pub that everyone avoids.

A sad byproduct of internet connectivity is that it allows people with dodgy beliefs and theories to very easily and directly find others who back them and their theories up. It's instant confirmation bias, handed to the stupid on a plate.

It's not helped that some outstandingly thick people have so much influence thanks to the internet. Anne Marie, (a croaky Essex rapper, if you're not down with the kids) has 1 million twitter followers and used that influence to urge people to burn 5G towers because they were transmitting coronavirus. We are literally living in idiocracy.

 

[derrick]

Thank you for that. And, as with so much else currently, there is absolutely no getting through to these people, you do wonder what the answer is. Shut down the internet maybe.

Or just the twats on twitter.

 

[fossyant]

Just heard via a colleague and NHS, that Sheffield isn't far off going back into Lockdown !