China Coronavirus

[Seamus]

Covid is still rife,

It's a head cold, always was mild after the very first wave in March 2020.

The lockdowns have caused a housing crisis, (part of) massive inflation, lack of healthcare staff and new entrants, kids immune symptoms to be garbage, a backlog in treatments in cancer and other illnesses thereby causing a year where we had exceptional excess deaths in Europe (heatwave will be blamed though) .....

So you don't think lockdowns have caused the present state?

Anyhow you enjoy your masking

My das friend died of it in late 2020 (late 40s). He himself was hospitalised in 2021 for a week with it, was unable to work for 4 months and just physically hasn't been the same since.

Head cold.

Yep.

I'd a relative die after two spells of being intubated. My own mother was hospitalized with it. Several people from businesses I frequent died.

Just a sniffle though.

And the penny still hasn't dropped? Seems never will at this stage.

Great. You're back.

And making as much sense as ever.

Thanks, because unlike you I always ask questions

[J70]

Covid is still rife,

It's a head cold, always was mild after the very first wave in March 2020.

The lockdowns have caused a housing crisis, (part of) massive inflation, lack of healthcare staff and new entrants, kids immune symptoms to be garbage, a backlog in treatments in cancer and other illnesses thereby causing a year where we had exceptional excess deaths in Europe (heatwave will be blamed though) .....

So you don't think lockdowns have caused the present state?

Anyhow you enjoy your masking

My das friend died of it in late 2020 (late 40s). He himself was hospitalised in 2021 for a week with it, was unable to work for 4 months and just physically hasn't been the same since.

Head cold.

Yep.

I'd a relative die after two spells of being intubated. My own mother was hospitalized with it. Several people from businesses I frequent died.

Just a sniffle though.

And the penny still hasn't dropped? Seems never will at this stage.

Great. You're back.

And making as much sense as ever.

Thanks, because unlike you I always ask questions

You're always "in the know", that's for sure.

[Seamus]

Covid is still rife,

It's a head cold, always was mild after the very first wave in March 2020.

The lockdowns have caused a housing crisis, (part of) massive inflation, lack of healthcare staff and new entrants, kids immune symptoms to be garbage, a backlog in treatments in cancer and other illnesses thereby causing a year where we had exceptional excess deaths in Europe (heatwave will be blamed though) .....

So you don't think lockdowns have caused the present state?

Anyhow you enjoy your masking

My das friend died of it in late 2020 (late 40s). He himself was hospitalised in 2021 for a week with it, was unable to work for 4 months and just physically hasn't been the same since.

Head cold.

Yep.

I'd a relative die after two spells of being intubated. My own mother was hospitalized with it. Several people from businesses I frequent died.

Just a sniffle though.

And the penny still hasn't dropped? Seems never will at this stage.

Great. You're back.

And making as much sense as ever.

Thanks, because unlike you I always ask questions

You're always "in the know", that's for sure.

Trying to help my fellow man with truth and love

[trueblue1234]

Covid is still rife,

It's a head cold, always was mild after the very first wave in March 2020.

The lockdowns have caused a housing crisis, (part of) massive inflation, lack of healthcare staff and new entrants, kids immune symptoms to be garbage, a backlog in treatments in cancer and other illnesses thereby causing a year where we had exceptional excess deaths in Europe (heatwave will be blamed though) .....

So you don't think lockdowns have caused the present state?

Anyhow you enjoy your masking

My das friend died of it in late 2020 (late 40s). He himself was hospitalised in 2021 for a week with it, was unable to work for 4 months and just physically hasn't been the same since.

Head cold.

Yep.

I'd a relative die after two spells of being intubated. My own mother was hospitalized with it. Several people from businesses I frequent died.

Just a sniffle though.

And the penny still hasn't dropped? Seems never will at this stage.

Give it a rattle there?

[LeoMc]

Covid is still rife,

It's a head cold, always was mild after the very first wave in March 2020.

The lockdowns have caused a housing crisis, (part of) massive inflation, lack of healthcare staff and new entrants, kids immune symptoms to be garbage, a backlog in treatments in cancer and other illnesses thereby causing a year where we had exceptional excess deaths in Europe (heatwave will be blamed though) .....

So you don't think lockdowns have caused the present state?

Anyhow you enjoy your masking

My das friend died of it in late 2020 (late 40s). He himself was hospitalised in 2021 for a week with it, was unable to work for 4 months and just physically hasn't been the same since.

Head cold.

Yep.

I'd a relative die after two spells of being intubated. My own mother was hospitalized with it. Several people from businesses I frequent died.

Just a sniffle though.

And the penny still hasn't dropped? Seems never will at this stage.

Go on then, explain it to us!

[highorlow]

https://amp.theguardian.com/society/2023/jan/01/up-to-500-deaths-a-week-due-to-ae-delays-says-senior-medic

People were all out on the street backslapping each other a while back. It was pretty obvious what was coming down the tracks.

[imtommygunn]

The clapping was just a big front from the tories to cover up the state the nhs is in. Now they'll blame Covid which while it hasn't helped is far from the key reason. Charlatans.

NHS staff I knew were affronted by the clapping. Pay them right, staff it right and cut out half the red tape bs and that would be a start

[Wildweasel74]

Who started the clapping, I thought it was a farce at the time.

[Hereiam]

So was the nurse's dancing in the corridors

[Milltown Row2]

New year, same wankers...

[bennydorano]

Who started the clapping, I thought it was a farce at the time.

Did it start in France and was copied? Maybe that was something else.

[trueblue1234]

https://amp.theguardian.com/society/2023/jan/01/up-to-500-deaths-a-week-due-to-ae-delays-says-senior-medic

People were all out on the street backslapping each other a while back. It was pretty obvious what was coming down the tracks.

Covid and flu starting to put pressure back on the NHS. Not good. The NHS is a mess.

[Wildweasel74]

Here the Govt will clap you but not give a decent pay rise, sum's them up.

[Rudi]

https://gript.ie/facebook-reveals-we-censored-true-content-about-covid-vaccines/

"Don't give them any air" more "mis-information", "that right wing rag" 

[armaghniac]

Who started the clapping, I thought it was a farce at the time.

Did it start in France and was copied? Maybe that was something else.

Perhaps it started in Italy, where things were worst at the beginning and was copied elsewhere.
No harm in it, if you then sort things out after the Covid passed by, which they did not do.