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In reply to Post #84
That's why it's all bull****,scaremongering.If they were that concerned about it all,surely things would be more strict regarding travel and allowing people in and out of countries
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There's not a cat in hell's chance of "containing" C-19. This is just a small section of world showing the air travel going on at this moment. There are 14,000 + aircraft in the air ATM...
And this shows global shipping movement at this moment:
How are they going to "contain" the humans in the air and afloat, all moving about the planet as their day to day life continues?
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I'm waiting for a big company to announce next week that they have a cure/immunity thing for this. It will cost a fortune and they will keep it in short supply to keep the price up!
Just like the bird flu jab which actually only cut the infection period by 6 hours on average.
The panic reporting in Main Stream Media is now getting on my tits and I am surprised that the EU is not criticising us for not taking our fair share of positive tests 
I fall into one of the categories and if it happens it happens  until then holidays planned and still carrying on with life like most of the country, but watch the news and the country is coming to a stand still.
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In reply to Post #81
All reports and tabloids contradict eachother.Now one tabloid is saying the disease has split into two different types and one is more aggressive and dangerous.They have not got a clue how its spreading or what the figures are,just feels its all scaremongering.How can they announce that 80% of the UK are going to be infected and give a figure of deaths expected, yet they don't have any other answers about the virus
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#81 4 Mar 2020 at 10.40pm | | |
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Comparing COVID-19 to Flu in the UK is unreasonable really.
In the UK about 60 70% of schools kids get vaccinated for flu, as do 45% of pregnant women and 50% of people aged 65 or over .... so the death toll from Flu in the UK is actually low, according to our friend google the average is 600 deaths per year in UK...last year only saw 155 deaths - very minimal.
So comparing the CV where there is actually no vaccination being rolled out yet is a difficult one...! The current stats for the death toll is something like 3.5% and it has gradually incraeced. Its miles for dangerous today than Flu IMO.
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#80 4 Mar 2020 at 10.31am | | |
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In reply to Post #76
Ace
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#78 3 Mar 2020 at 10.11pm | | |
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In reply to Post #77
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In reply to Post #76
Taxi
First one I’ve heard related to the virus
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I see Cristiano Ronaldo has added to his already vast collection of cars by adding a Lamborghini, jaguar and a Rolls Royce. It’s thought that he’s got that car owner virus.
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I've now got the ball and chain saying shall we book a trip to Chernobyl..im doomed. what with her trips to auschwitz and the killing fields I'm beginning to worry 
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It's a very strong flu virus with a name.
The media c*nts love it.
Like weather systems, lets all name flu viruses.
lol , doh.
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#73 3 Mar 2020 at 10.05am | | |
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Maybe we shouldn't look at this as a mass extinction event, it obviously won't be.
However, it is exactly this type of scenario that is a threat to humanity so epidemics and pandemics are treated seriously if only to act as a test run for our coping strategy. Let's face it, if an asteroid doesn't get us, the next likely cause for a global wipe clean and reset will come from a mutated virus for which there is no cure. That is why Bird Flu, Sars and Corinavirus are being taken so seriously - the next one may be THE one.
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In reply to Post #66
It’s not the figures, those deaths are world wide, what’s worrying authorities is you had initially a high mortality rate in a small area, use the same equation of deaths to area world wide and it will greatly outnumber the flu deaths figure,
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#71 2 Mar 2020 at 10.52pm | | |
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In reply to Post #70
I know I better stop now goodnight 
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