That’s nothing. Don’t forget the little old UK who were back up to 35,000 again yesterday and who are shortly to end all restrictions.Originally Posted by cdnmatt
That’s nothing. Don’t forget the little old UK who were back up to 35,000 again yesterday and who are shortly to end all restrictions.
Now the majority of the UK population are vaccinated, even with many cases, the death rate is low and about half of those deaths are amongst the small minority who declined the vaccine. Some of whom are slowly coming to their senses.
Of course, The Guardian & other entities hostile to the government might complain about even this low death rate.
However, the weekly death rate for the current UK covid wave remains far below that of some flu seasons. We do not impose restrictions for flu and based on current information, we should not impose significant restrictions for covid.
It is time for the British population to make their own decisions.
a447 (July 10th, 2021), Andaman! (July 11th, 2021), christianpfc (July 10th, 2021), gerefan2 (July 10th, 2021)
Having a critical view is not akin to hostility.
Brad the Impala (July 11th, 2021), Ruthrieston (July 12th, 2021)
No idea where Stevie went, so guess I'll fill in. 9,692 cases today.
mr giggles (July 16th, 2021)
Soooo all is well in Phuket in the sandbox..no problems????? I don't believe any of this...
Dodger (July 17th, 2021)
I know you guys all hate him, but where the hell did Stevie go? Did he go and get Covid on us, or something?
Anyway, 11,397 cases today. Going in the wrong direction.
And you SHOULDN'T believe anything. If Covid were REALLY dangerous; if Covid really was a deadly pandemic that puts the entire world at risk....wouldn't they have stopped replacement migration by now?
Here's a bus full of Covid cases...why is nobody worried?
...because when something else is more important, then Covid is no longer important. Which means that Covid is not at all what it appears to be.
Thailand's limited production of the AstraZenica vaccine continues to plague Thailand with drastic shoratges of vaccine.
The Bloomberg article below explains the challanges involved in the global suppy-chain, and states that the shortage in Thailand is due to the Thai Company Siambioscience for not being able to ramp up production as planned.
It's becoming very clear (to some) that Thailand bit off more than it could chew regarding its comittments to produce the AstraZenica vaccine, and, as a result, the Kingdom has found itself in a very dangerous position. The root cause of this problem has helped fuel the public demonstrations in Bangkok, which appear to be equally as dangerous.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/astra...063606540.html
I'm just happy I have my two Modurna jabs. and am hanging out in what is currently the most vaccinated country on the planet.
Are you in Malta?
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