The Corona Virus

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Merkel locking Germany down over Xmas.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...as-period.html

The obvious conclusion to draw after almost a year of this bull$hit is lockdowns don't work, so why bother?

[oldcolner]

The obvious conclusion to draw after almost a year of this bull$hit is lockdowns don't work, so why bother?

Everyone’s doing it
Lithuania has also extended its lockdown until Dec. 17, while Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is considering limiting Christmas celebrations to six people.

[oldcolner]

Everyone’s doing it
Lithuania has also extended its lockdown until Dec. 17, while Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is considering limiting Christmas celebrations to six people.

Panorama creating the Covid vaccine on now

[oldcolner]

Panorama creating the Covid vaccine on now

Worth watching as it takes you through how the Oxford vaccine was developed from concept in January to trial and outcome. Most of the developers and workers were white females well done ladies!
It even featured mass graves in Brazil to keep BTs necrophilia sated. No doubt he’ll say they were only empty coffins as he wants the bodies.
Wonder when footballers will get the vaccine?

[sinkov]

Headline in the Grauniad,

"Pre-existing inequality led to record UK Covid death rate, says health chief"

I love the Guardian, when you read it everything becomes clear, life is oh so simple. So it was inequality that led to all those 'Covid' deaths, actually, when you read the piece, it says nothing of the sort, but that's the Grauniad for you.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...c-health-chief

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Headline in the Grauniad,

"Pre-existing inequality led to record UK Covid death rate, says health chief"

I love the Guardian, when you read it everything becomes clear, life is oh so simple. So it was inequality that led to all those 'Covid' deaths, actually, when you read the piece, it says nothing of the sort, but that's the Grauniad for you.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...c-health-chief

It is not rocket science to go figure that families living in overcrowded conditions in the most deprived areas of the country like Oldham are the most likely to die from Covid though is it sinkov?

Anyway when did you see the light and start reading a proper newspaper?

[sinkov]

It is not rocket science to go figure that families living in overcrowded conditions in the most deprived areas of the country like Oldham are the most likely to die from Covid though is it sinkov?

Anyway when did you see the light and start reading a proper newspaper?

So the most deprived countries in the world, the poorest, will have the highest death rates. I think you'll find there's no correlation.

[oldcolner]

So the most deprived countries in the world, the poorest, will have the highest death rates. I think you'll find there's no correlation.

Not sure if you mean death rates v deprivation worldwide, but what figures do you trust to let you conclude that. You don’t believe ours so to believe third world countries systems are accurate is a leap of faith too far.
Many deaths there go undiagnosed unrecorded with bodies buried or burnt within the day.

[oldcolner]

Maybe the BMJ article will be believable Sinkov.

People who live in the most deprived areas of England and Wales are around twice as likely to die after contracting covid-19, according to new data1 from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

The unequal impact of the coronavirus on society was revealed in new data released by the ONS on 12 June looking at deaths involving covid-19 by local area and socioeconomic deprivation between 1 March and 31 May.

The figures showed that the rate of deaths involving covid-19 in the most deprived areas was 128.3 deaths per 100 000 population, which was more than double the death rate in the least deprived areas where it was 58.8 deaths per 100 000.

For Wales, the most deprived areas recorded deaths involving covid-19 of 109.5 per 100 000 population—almost twice as high as in the least deprived areas, which had 57.5 deaths per 100 000.

https://www.bmj.com/content/369/bmj.m2389

[The Bedlington Terrier]

So the most deprived countries in the world, the poorest, will have the highest death rates. I think you'll find there's no correlation.

I'm pretty certain it will sinkov. I'll look into it, but COVID hardly presents the same sort of problem that poverty and starvation does. 50,000 people die every day across the globe because of those two twin evils.

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