TBF I just copied from twitter….but I did wonder.
fao ITMinion.
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Well, here we are; another fortnight gone. Update time.
To add today's 'cases':
3 May 1,597
17 May 1,979 x1.24
31 May 3,383 x1.71
14 June 7,742 x2.29
28 June 22,868 x2.95
12 July 34,447 x1.51
26 July 24,950 x0.72
9 Aug 25,161 - flatlining for last two weeks, more or less the same as last week which was 30% down on the previous week.
Still with relatively few, actually fewer, hospitalisations but a few more deaths.
Three weeks since lifting the restrictions so looks quite promising.
To add today's 'cases':
3 May 1,597
17 May 1,979 x1.24
31 May 3,383 x1.71
14 June 7,742 x2.29
28 June 22,868 x2.95
12 July 34,447 x1.51
26 July 24,950 x0.72
9 Aug 25,161 - flatlining for last two weeks, more or less the same as last week which was 30% down on the previous week.
Still with relatively few, actually fewer, hospitalisations but a few more deaths.
Three weeks since lifting the restrictions so looks quite promising.
Well, here we are; another fortnight gone. Update time.
To add today's 'cases':
3 May 1,597
17 May 1,979 x1.24
31 May 3,383 x1.71
14 June 7,742 x2.29
28 June 22,868 x2.95
12 July 34,447 x1.51
26 July 24,950 x0.72
9 Aug 25,161 x1.008
23 Aug 31,914 x1.26 13.4% up on previous seven days.
Five weeks since lifting the restrictions so still looks quite promising.
To add today's 'cases':
3 May 1,597
17 May 1,979 x1.24
31 May 3,383 x1.71
14 June 7,742 x2.29
28 June 22,868 x2.95
12 July 34,447 x1.51
26 July 24,950 x0.72
9 Aug 25,161 x1.008
23 Aug 31,914 x1.26 13.4% up on previous seven days.
Five weeks since lifting the restrictions so still looks quite promising.
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It really does. Almost all restrictions gone around these parts and people getting back in to offices. When do the Great Reset restrictions start?
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I think the problems start when kids go back to school.
Wasn't it similar last year?
It was and it wasn't. Numbers will shoot up when children go back, but the deaths per case are likely to stay similarly low. We're averaging 100 deaths with around 30,000 cases. During wave 2 we saw 10 times that many deaths for the same sort of case rates.
It already has.
'They' have made billions - where do you think the billions came from?.
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Who have, and what billions are you talking about? I can't be bothered guessing for now.
Search WEF meeting attendances.
Anyway, be patient both of you.
Wait and see how much has to be paid for the last eighteen months borrowing and who will be paying for it.
Ah, is guessing all you have been doing to date?
Anyway, be patient both of you.
Wait and see how much has to be paid for the last eighteen months borrowing and who will be paying for it.
How have "they" made these "Billions", surely all these "Billions" have so far been paid out.
The elites have made their money via dodgy deals, the rich have got richer and the poor poorer
It'll be the normal working class folk that pay the price at the end of the day, billions may have been payed out,
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For how long?
Can you tell me how long to wait?
It would be helpful if you could, so I could set a reminder for the end of the waiting period to return to this topic to laugh at you.
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Ok, now what? The likes of IKEA, Man Utd, Coca Cola and the scoundrels at the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan are members.
Not in general no, but decoding your questions can be difficult at times. The one above being a prime example.
Little did I know but their refusal to sell me a Pax wardrobe was not due to their difficulty in getting supply due to Covid but a subtle attempt to make me accept a vaccine without due scrutiny.
Finally the blinkers have slipped from my eyes.
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