Wuhan Coronavirus: Megathread - Got too big

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fhqwhgads said:
Well would ya look at that! First Omicron death here in the UK!

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Died with Omicron. If it was actually a contributor to this person's death, something tells me they'd use stronger language than 'with'. This is the start of the fudging of death figures with Omicron, so that they can push these pointless boosters on all of us.

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Covid boosters: Omicron spreading at "phenomenal rate" - Javid - BBC …

archived 13 Dec 2021 12:12:35 UTC
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When we inevitably don't manage to boost everyone by the end of the year, because that would require exceeding our current record for vaccinations (844,000) for every single day until then, they will limit and restrict our freedoms further. Setting us up to fail.
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Just like how there is enough time to play whatever political game they want to play there is this fuckery with words. The words "of", "with" and "from" are being used all over the world depending on agenda. There are going to be some lazy choices and maybe some lost in translation issues, but mostly the fuckery is being done on purpose for a reason. It isn't just because the agenda calls for numbers to go up, or down, but to confuse the casual reader. Garuanteed that a huge percentage of people would have read that BBC piece, on the first Ohmygod death, and then told someone else that the first person has died "of" covid. Not because that person is lazy with speech but because normally we use the word "of" when talking about someones death especially a newsworthy death.

He died of a heart attack

She died of lung cancer

He died of an underlying illness

I am very fucking sure that, before covid, using the word "with" regarding health matters was only used by wierdo women who would say, "i am with child" instead of "i am pregnant". It wasn't even normal to say, "the baby died with a hole in its heart". To say "with" would be normal even if it might not be correct to Stephen Fry. I am also pretty damn sure I have noticed these words being interchanged through a media piece, too. It is hard to say if that is because of human error or done on purpose due to the fucking state of msm these days.
 
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If you weren't sold on the Great Reset before, take a look at this. I love the fucking context info link to what wikipedia jannies consider the truth for you.



Born right out of the filthiest philosophical currents. Pandemic my fucking ass.

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What’s Up with the Great Reset?

"At some point, it’s not unreasonable to observe that this is no longer about public health. It’s about a new political vision, one hatched by a private few in order to rule over the many. It is unlikely to be shared by most people, thus setting up what is likely to be an epic battle in 2021." ~...
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SneedEyeMitch said:
The UK is fucked bros, they're running out of beds. Archive
Whoops, my bad, that article is from 2015, these things are so alike people might mistake that things that have been happening for ages haven't changed at all. Meet the new boss, same as the old boss, guess I got fooled again.
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The NHS always runs out of beds. I've been in hospital the last few months for reasons, no1currr, and there were no beds. Ended up getting my stomach pumped on an A&E ward in a booth.
 
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Total hospital capacity is all that matters. Looking at a specific ward, like ICU, doesn’t make sense, as their nature will dictate that they’re always close to capacity. I was a nurse for five years and we would convert rooms to ICU and back as needed all the time. Otherwise we’d have been wasting space.
 
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Once again, the state I live in, the state of Insanity (California), makes sure people need not waste their time being vaccinated. Fuck Newsom and fuck California. 🖕 🖕 🖕 🖕 🖕 Sure hope my numbers come up...gotta go. 🤢


BREAKING NEWS FROM THE CARMEL PINE CONE

December 13, 2021, 2:20 p.m.

STATEWIDE INDOOR MASK MANDATE ANNOUNCED — WILL BEGIN DEC. 15

Dear Readers,

Dr. Mark Ghaly, head of the California Department of Health and Human Services, announced today that a statewide indoor mask requirement will go into effect Wednesday and continue until Jan. 15.

The rule will apply regardless of vaccination status, Ghaly said.

Covid case rates have jumped more than 40 percent since Thanksgiving in California, from 9.6 cases per 100,000 people per day to 14 cases per 100,000 people per day, official data show. In Monterey County, the case rate has increased from fewer than 5 per 100,000 residents to 11.2, according to data from the Monterey County health department.

In addition, if you’re unvaccinated and want to attend an event attended by more than 1,000 people, you'll have to show a negative antigen test within 1 day of the event or a negative PCR test within 2 days, Ghaly said.

We will send you additional details as they become available.
 
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Super-Chevy454 said:
An other article from the Epoch Times, I don't know if we could trust more than the NY "Slime" or the "Washington Compost" but they mentionned then some large hospitals systems drop va mandates. Remember we won only the first round.
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Some Large US Hospital Systems Dropping Vax Mandates--Hoping To Ease Labor Shortages

Compliance with vaccine mandates is dropping. Some large US Hospital Sytems have dropped their vaccine mandates hoping to deal with shortages. From The
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Yup. Ours just dropped it and cut all track and trace programs due to the litigation .
 
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George Lucas said:
Total hospital capacity is all that matters. Looking at a specific ward, like ICU, doesn’t make sense, as their nature will dictate that they’re always close to capacity. I was a nurse for five years and we would convert rooms to ICU and back as needed all the time. Otherwise we’d have been wasting space.
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I would like to know how the magic works. Hospitals are always near to full, in the UK, which is what happens when you have nigh on 70million people and loads of small community hospitals, that dealt with really minor shit, closed. The covid magic needs to be harnessed because "nearly full" quickly becomes "full" yet super transmissable covid, that is so bad we must ruin people, can be tamed because it doesn't ever go beyond full and out into the car park, and into the local school, into the football stadium and so on.
Right from the beginning the magic has always managed to stop the never ending exponential growth of patients. Everyday the nearly full is becoming full and the talking heads tell us there are going to be 1 million cases per day and oh my god we are all going to die because Ohmygod variant, BUT there hasn't been a single mention of Nightingale hospitals, or temporary morgues by the thames etc. Not this time even though the mutations are "horrendous" and there is going to be a "tsunami of cases".
Our gov already know how this is going to pan out. They know it is going to be fuck all and don't want to remind us of any miss-spending on top of all the other dodgy shit they are having to answer for, at the moment. Not even a mention of bog standard influenza. The vaccine push and the LFT/PCR daily test bollox is just an easy way for a government to look competent, to morons who cant see the wood for the trees, and line the pockets of connected people.
 
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ToroidalBoat said:
I know a couple who used to live there. Glad they were able to move out.

(I'm fairly sure California-style coronapanic was the last straw for them.)

Hopefully everyone still there who wants to leave can leave.
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Can't leave yet, physically. But to paraphrase the title of a James Taylor song, "Gone to Texas in my mind."
 
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UK roundup - Whitehall officials HAVE drawn up plans to restrict numbers in pubs and restaurants and even close them down in the coming weeks, and furlough will return if this happens. Parliament votes on Plan B tomorrow, Labour likely to push it though.
On a side note unrelated to covid maybe, a young boy was found dead after social services failed to do their fucking job, and people have been physically and verballing assaulting social workers in the street. Yes it's a tragedy and those social workers should be [fedposting] but I can't help but think everyone's just fed up with the government and councils atm and this pushed people lash out. Shit feels tense. or its social workers whining that no one like them
 
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