Isnāt the same being done in most other Europena countries? In fact havenāt they been doing this for a couple of weeks?
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People canāt whinge that we arenāt doing any thing about it and look how well China and Singapore have done and then start complaining when we start to do some of those things
Forced isolation could be necessary if the fuckwitts in this country donāt start helping
The happy cheese looked like it was busy tonight as did goals in millbrook
We are doing a fucking great job of this reduced social contact malarkey
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I have one question that doesnāt seem to have been answered anywhere.
if you have contracted Coronavirus and come out of the other side are you then able to walk around with impunity? Are we going to have a 2 class system? Those that have had it and those that havenāt?
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I got the impression that he wonāt stop there. I think we will get more announcements about measures to help a wider portion of society
I tHink it is a case of too much info in one go is not helpful
I might be wrong
Still no evidence that going through the infection gives the victim any lasting immunity.
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There are apparently cases of repeat infection in Asia, or so my MD over in Singapore was telling me today, but not sure how confirmed that it
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Rest assured that the pharmaceutical industry is working round the clock to find the most profitable cure. 
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Real or Snake Oil?
Going on national TV I guess itās real, if so then all the worldās governments should be backing them, whatās $750k after all??
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Today day was one of the toughest I have had in office.
If covid doesnāt kill me stress or liver failure might
Iām taking that ironically.
Because social distancing is just advice.
Advice from a government that isnāt trusted fronted by a lying joke of a PM isnāt going to be followed.
And advice isnāt going to turn to diktat until it needs to otherwise the government would potentially make valid any claims against them for compensation.
If you want people out of the Happy Cheese or Millbrook Goals then ban them with a financial consequence for flouting the ban.
If you donāt ban them then youāre culpable for all that follows.
A global crisis that is mismanaged locally is the fault of the government, not some transient virus.
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One result today
The two imbeciles that I sometimes refer to as my parents have started to get the message
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Well while showing my wife the video she say, āHey I have got some Hydroxychloroquine in the bathroom cabinet.ā
Letās hope we donāt have to run our own clinical trials.
IR35 rules deferred by a year
Thatās one less pain in the arse to deal with
Jezzer is on the same page.
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Agree with this
In fact I would suggest that everything should be pushed back
Loans - 3 months holiday - 3 months extended term
Rents - business and domestic - the same
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Thatās exactly what it is. This explains the ins and outs of it, some very good home truths.
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IF and itās an enormous IF we are looking at an 18 months lockdown, we will need drastic measures.
Personally, Iād be compulsorily nationalising everything that was in the interests of the public good.
Iād start with banks and then loans would be paused. The utilities would follow and likewise the state would provide our basic needs.
Iād then start with a doling out of a working personās allowance that was payable to anyone that was in employment but who was unable to work due to government restrictions (basically anyone but supermarket works and Deliveroo).
Iād supplement this with the supply of the main staples of life being supplied by the government in lieu of payment to a supermarket.
Like I say, itās a big IF, but this is what we need a centralised state for.
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They have not been in contact with me the lying cunt.
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Canāt think why
They will send your body home pickled in vodka.
So, basically the same as every furlough.
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