See aboveā¦ its the dilemma of the age: let people be stupid to avoid impacting their freedom, or save them from themselves through more draconian measures?
Of course in UK we dont need drachma measures because everyone is clever as fuck and makes the right decisions for the collective goodā¦
What do you think your phone is? Your debit card?
Your concerns seem predicated on us not being surveilled at the minute, when in reality, we have the most draconian snooping laws in the Western World.
You may not be actively spied on at all times, but if the government did take an interest in you, they have all the data (or access to it) to do so.
I have no problem with it - I said before they can fill their boots - but one willing participant is going to make for a really shit track and trace system
I can say with some degree of professional experience that all systems are flawed the moment you introduce human interaction.
That doesnāt stop us from using them.
Heās right though. Getting public acceptance of that system in Singapore is a world away from the UK public going along with it. Iām not saying thatās a good or bad thing, but itās a fact.
I donāt think itās fake, the authorities in many cities are expecting these demonstrations this weekend, Southampton, Manchester, Birmingham and a few others. The press in Merseyside this morning are reporting similar demonstrations are expected on The Wirral. The organizers are clearly taking their inspiration from the nutters in some American states, doubtless there is some co-ordination between them. Cummings and the rest of the eugenicists will be loving it. Police are warning that demonstrations will not be tolerated and arrests will be made. We shall see! Personally i would like to see all of those arrested made to sign a legally binding commitment that if they catch the virus they will not be allowed to access the NHS.
Worth remembering that the spread of Covid 19 is based on two factors.
There was some debate as to whether these rallies were the work of Frayda Jansen, but it turns out theyāre not.
Organised by a completely different Tommy Robinson fan. So thatās alright then 
Laughable āDemoā on The Common
Thatās actually an interesting take on it. Thereās clearly an agenda involved but itās worth reading anyway, some good points made.
Aye, a lot of good points made however he is falling into the trap that everyone else is falling into and that is comparing deaths against previous flu outbreaks etc. etc.
I think weāve all got the idea that the mortality rate from C-19 is low but the infection rate is high and this is what affects the NHS, the countries infrastructure etc. etc. etc.
Let people run around and get it but when 60% of the population canāt get medical treatment or go to work because theyāve got it what do you do then?
Also is the pandemic on the wane because of the lockdown or in spite of the lockdown?
Good article, but misses a key and for me more worrying point.
Look at any set of published Covid-19 data Infections & Deaths and the NEXT Zfigure stands out - recovered.
There is a significant gap between # of cases & recovered.
Death may not be the only thing to worry about. Lasting effects of the disease can be brutal and affect all ages.
From a family member of my mentor in the US who has seen a death sentence due to his Ocular Melanoma trial being messed around. She is about 30, super healthy bike rider.
Just wanted to write an update. Today marks two months that Iāve been sick with COVID - 63 days so far. It has been a hell of an experience and included six visits to the doctor, one to the ER, and one to a neurologist.
Since May 8th Iāve finally felt like anything dangerous is behind me, but Iām still dealing with a few symptoms that donāt seem to quit: memory loss, trouble with finding words when speaking & reading words (including texts), dysexecutive functioning. I have extreme weakness/fatigue and havenāt been able to walk more than 15 minutes per day, though Iām slowly adding to that.
I joined a support group for COVID survivors with prolonged recoveries (2+ weeks). A few of us formed a research group within that, and put out a 50-page report detailing data from 640 prolonged recoveries (https://bit.ly/bp-covid-survey-analysis, summary at https://bit.ly/bp-covid-survey-summary).
There is not a ton of research on this yet, though preliminary studies are saying this type of prolonged recovery happens to 5-10% of COVID patients. One thing we found is that if youāre in this cluster, the chance that you are recovered by day 50 is only 20%! Also, symptoms are not only respiratory - they also span gastrointestinal, neurological, cardiovascular, and other systems (posting a list of the most common symptoms and the % of people affected below).
Some people now seem to be starting to have ārealā recoveries (as opposed to relapses which are common) around the 10th-12th weeks, so Iām hoping that will be me as well. I feel tired but in good spirits and grateful that I only had a āmildā case, and hopeful that I will recover fully.
Love to you all, stay safe and inside, and thanks for your patience with me being spacey/tired/uncommunicative for the past & next few months!
OK.
That is a great starting point for a conspiracy.
Virus (mainly) kills BAME & "The Burden on Society "
World Military Games were in Wuhan.
Certain Nations have right wing think tanks, advisors and possibly influencers.
Create a Virus targeting those you want your Eugenics to apply to.
Fly to China and sneeze.
If only there were spurious snippets of data around.
Like sick athletes, odd dates of 1st cases in France for example, no Pangolins.
Fort Dettrick based people were at the games.
Good movie script.
As I was saying. 
not sure why they donāt know the exact location - it was obviously on the end of a skewer
No.
It was clearly a White Supremacist member of the US team that attended the Wuhan Military Games who was based at Fort Detrick.
All of Twitter knows that ffs
Iāve examined the evidence that is most readily available to me, which is as follows.
Me and the bird returned from Spain in mid October last year. Weāre currently staying at my motherās place.
Four or five days later, my mother developed a serious chest infection. She repeatedly said that she couldnāt taste or smell her food. The chest infection was worse than anything sheās had in her life, to the extent that she actually agreed to be taken to the doctor. Twice. If you knew her youād understand how significant that is, she never goes to the quack. Antibiotics were prescribed, to no avail. The infection finally subsided after 2 to 3 weeks. During that time she got us to review her will and financial affairs, she was that convinced she wasnāt going to survive it.
Therefore Watson, I can only conclude that I must have brought it back from Spain after an iffy paella. Sorry about that lads, hope it hasnāt caused anyone too much bother. 
Itās Fridayā¦the drink is flowingā¦
CUNT.
In lockdown, every day is Friday.