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Gooner
19 March 2020 08:08:31


I know that Richard (Maunder) goes on and on about the borders not being closed but he does have a point.


The fact that they weren’t proves that Brexit was/is purely a jizzfest, a snuff movie for the weirdos of the Conservative Party to get their rocks off on. Once they had ‘got it done’, they were left standing around with their dicks hanging out while the virus flooded in.


Originally Posted by: Justin W 


Total closure immediately and maybe  we wouldn't be where we are today , I'm still struggling as to why everything has taken so long , also the sad thing is there are many people who are still ignorant to the facts and how bad this could be and wont realise how bad a job Boris has done or is doing 


 


 


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Brian Gaze
19 March 2020 08:11:41


I know that Richard (Maunder) goes on and on about the borders not being closed but he does have a point.


The fact that they weren’t proves that Brexit was/is purely a jizzfest, a snuff movie for the weirdos of the Conservative Party to get their rocks off on. Once they had ‘got it done’, they were left standing around with their dicks hanging out while the virus flooded in.


Originally Posted by: Justin W 


I won't sidetrack this thread but I am starting to think the fallout from this episode could be so great that the term "Brexit" loses all meaning. It will be possible for people on both sides of the fence to make arguments on the way forward but clearly there will be big changes to the economy and trade. 


PS: The number of emergency service sirens I can hear from my office has increased in recent days. Could be entirely coincidental.


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roadrunnerajn
19 March 2020 08:11:41


 


You are correct and it makes me furious - the UK had the chance to get ahead of the game, but the authorities somehow missed the juggernaut coming down the highway at full tilt, with lights flashing and horn blaring!


They failed - they did not want to disrupt the economy by curtailing travel, because they did not see that a stitch in time saves nine million!


I pasted here a copy of the email I sent to my MP the other day - I had emailed her several times a couple of weeks ago urging strict travel restrictions, but to no avail.


This is what I sent her yesterday:


"



The real scandal (and I mean the real scandal) is that borders were not closed and travel severely restricted weeks ago!


The whole of Europe has let its citizens down in that regard.



 
It was frankly obscene that we were still allowing people to travel to Italy for skiing holidays after the outbreak became apparent there.
 
There would have been an economic hit from cancelling people's holidays, but it would have been nothing like the scale which we are facing now.
I can never forgive the government for this - the warning signs were there - we could not have kept it out completely, but our chances of containing it like South Korea would have been much, much stronger if we had closed borders at an early point.
 
It was a dereliction of duty by the Government - utterly wrong to stick by the globalist mantra in the face of a novel virus pandemic - people will die because such action was not taken as I and many others wanted at an early enough stage and the ensuing economic meltdown might have been averted.
 "

Originally Posted by: Maunder Minimum 


Got it in a nut shell....


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Justin W
19 March 2020 08:13:32


 


Several Schengen countries have actually exercised more control of their borders compared to the UK.


Originally Posted by: xioni2 


Exactly and it proves my point. Brexit for the freaks of the Tory Party and the Farage entity was just a theoretical undertaking. A [censored]fest. Once climax was achieved, they were left flaccid and bewildered. Their failure will have been responsible for tens of thousands of avoidable deaths.


 


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Brian Gaze
19 March 2020 08:13:45


 


Total closure immediately and maybe  we wouldn't be where we are today , I'm still struggling as to why everything has taken so long , also the sad thing is there are many people who are still ignorant to the facts and how bad this could be and wont realise how bad a job Boris has done or is doing 


Originally Posted by: Gooner 


I honestly think most people have been blindsided by this. If I try to identity failings in the UK then possibly: 1) arrogance in not listening to experts from overseas 2) an overrated health service which politicians from all parties have oversold for decades


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Brian Gaze
19 March 2020 08:16:07


 


Exactly and it proves my point. Brexit for the freaks of the Tory Party and the Farage entity was just a theoretical undertaking. A [censored]fest. Once climax was achieved, they were left flaccid and bewildered. Their failure will have been responsible for tens of thousands of avoidable deaths.


 


Originally Posted by: Justin W 


David Barlow Buik on LBC this morning was saying the £ is struggling because we are now decoupled from the EU and it has lost its tenuous link to the Euro. As a result the £s status as a reserve currency is diminished. I believe Buik is a Eurosceptic.


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Ulric
19 March 2020 08:16:31


Several Schengen countries have actually exercised more control of their borders compared to the UK.


Originally Posted by: xioni2 


That is a very salient fact. It exposes the lies we have been told.


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Gavin D
19 March 2020 08:19:17
China have reported 4 new confirmed cases and 8 new deaths all in Hubei with 23 new suspected cases.


819 were discharged from hospital whilst 1032 people were released from self-isolation
Maunder Minimum
19 March 2020 08:20:21


 


That is a very salient fact. It exposes the lies we have been told.


Originally Posted by: Ulric 


On the other hand, the first instincts of the EU at the outset was defend Schengen - countries on the border with Italy were inhibited from closing their borders in good time - they only did it (and the EU was aghast) when the scale of what was being faced became apparent.


The EU will not survive this pandemic - everything is back to nation states doing what they can.


New world order coming.
Justin W
19 March 2020 08:20:31

If ‘taking back control of our borders’ does not involve closing them during a global pandemic, then those who used this message as the central deceit of their jizzfest must be arrested and put on trial for manslaughter when this is over.


It is the greatest outrage of the Brexit atrocity.


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Brian Gaze
19 March 2020 08:21:45

On the subject of healthcare systems in Europe the following countries ALL rank higher than the UK on outcomes according to the WHO. European countries below the UK are mainly former members of the Warsaw Pact (the only notable exception is Greece which does slightly worse than UK). 


Switzerland
Norway
Finland
Denmark
Sweden
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Austria
Germany
Ireland
France
Italy
Iceland
Portugal
Spain
Slovenia
Czech Republic


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Justin W
19 March 2020 08:22:34


 


On the other hand, the first instincts of the EU at the outset was defend Schengen - countries on the border with Italy were inhibited from closing their borders in good time - they only did it (and the EU was aghast) when the scale of what was being faced became apparent.


The EU will not survive this pandemic - everything is back to nation states doing what they can.


Originally Posted by: Maunder Minimum 


The EU will survive. Not sure the UK will.


How do you explain why several Schengen countries have closed their borders but the UK STILL HAS NOT?


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xioni2
19 March 2020 08:23:07

The communist party in China will gradually turn this into a nationalistic triumph and contrast it with the inadequate response of the weakened West. It could even become a positive episode in their history ('we rose to the challenge united, we used our technology' etc.).

Justin W
19 March 2020 08:23:54


 


On the other hand, the first instincts of the EU at the outset was defend Schengen - countries on the border with Italy were inhibited from closing their borders in good time - they only did it (and the EU was aghast) when the scale of what was being faced became apparent.


The EU will not survive this pandemic - everything is back to nation states doing what they can.


Originally Posted by: Maunder Minimum 



By the way: you just made that up. It is a lie, a total fabrication.


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xioni2
19 March 2020 08:25:24


On the other hand, the first instincts of the EU at the outset was defend Schengen - countries on the border with Italy were inhibited from closing their borders in good time - they only did it (and the EU was aghast) when the scale of what was being faced became apparent.


The EU will not survive this pandemic - everything is back to nation states doing what they can.


Originally Posted by: Maunder Minimum 


This is completely untrue.


JHutch
19 March 2020 08:26:20

Good reaction to the 'we survived the Blitz' people.



xioni2
19 March 2020 08:28:44


The EU will not survive this pandemic - everything is back to nation states doing what they can.


Originally Posted by: Maunder Minimum 


Pretty unlikely, if anything people in Europe might see the need for even more international cooperation.

Brian Gaze
19 March 2020 08:29:04

Why haven't we started building field hospitals in Battersea Park and Regent's Park? The Chinese and Italians both built temporary hospitals. The UK should be doing it now.


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Maunder Minimum
19 March 2020 08:30:08


 


The EU will survive. Not sure the UK will.


How do you explain why several Schengen countries have closed their borders but the UK STILL HAS NOT?


Originally Posted by: Justin W 


There is no need for the UK to shut borders now - they have been pretty well shut on our behalf by everyone else.


Our only saving grace is the Channel.


Anyhow, just read this in the Telegraph - some glimmer of hope, since this was what ended the Spanish Flu pandemic:


"



A team of Singapore-based scientists has uncovered the first glimmer of hope that the COVID-19 virus could be mutating into a less virulent strain after discovering key protein suspected to affect the virus’s transmission and severity has disappeared in some patients.


In an academic paper, still under peer review but provided to The Australian, the Duke National University of Singapore team reported the protein “deletion” discovered in eight Singapore eistjg43534dsfdpatients between February 9 and March 2 was consistent with those found at the tail end of the 2003 SARS outbreak, and could signal a weakening of the disease.


Duke NUS team leader Wang Linfa, an Australian virologist who sequenced and named Australia’s bat-borne Hendra horse virus, said the discovery was significant because “it’s important for the world to know that, just like SARS and MERS, (COVID-19) can change”.


Among the first hallmarks of the novel coronavirus identified early by World Health Organisation scientists was that it was eistjg43534dsfdgenetically more stable than its eistjg43534dsfdsevere acute respiratory syndrome and Middle East respiratory syndrome predecessors."


 



New world order coming.
Justin W
19 March 2020 08:30:34

Brexit. The first results are in:


EU countries: borders closed, lockdown, currency drifting but basically stable 


UK: Borders STILL open, cretins still visiting Wetherspoons every night, sterling in freefall


Which supranational entity is more likely to survive this?


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xioni2
19 March 2020 08:31:48


Why haven't we started building field hospitals in Battersea Park and Regent's Park? The Chinese and Italians both built temporary hospitals. The UK should be doing it now.


Originally Posted by: Brian Gaze 


The Italians have started building their extra 3rd hospital with most of the funding donated from the private sector. I am sure our hedge funds and property developers here can't wait to copy them.

Maunder Minimum
19 March 2020 08:32:11


Why haven't we started building field hospitals in Battersea Park and Regent's Park? The Chinese and Italians both built temporary hospitals. The UK should be doing it now.


Originally Posted by: Brian Gaze 


Not necessary - empty hotels are being commandeered instead. We don't lack buildings (in the capital at least) which can be used.


If mass infection spreads to the provinces, then we will need field hospitals.


 


New world order coming.
Brian Gaze
19 March 2020 08:37:52


 


Not necessary - empty hotels are being commandeered instead. We don't lack buildings (in the capital at least) which can be used.


If mass infection spreads to the provinces, then we will need field hospitals.


 


Originally Posted by: Maunder Minimum 


I think the hotels are primarily for medical staff. I doubt they are suitable for ICUs.


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Brian Gaze
19 March 2020 08:41:31

London Underground has now started to restrict services and close stations.

I suspect we are very close to lockdown now and it can’t come soon enough. Some selfish people have probably made this situation far worse during the last few days.


Originally Posted by: Heavy Weather 2013 


Just noticed the drain is being closed completely. I flagged it up the other day. It must be one of the most efficient spreaders of the coronavirus in the world.


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The Beast from the East
19 March 2020 08:44:03


If ‘taking back control of our borders’ does not involve closing them during a global pandemic, then those who used this message as the central deceit of their jizzfest must be arrested and put on trial for manslaughter when this is over.


It is the greatest outrage of the Brexit atrocity.


Originally Posted by: Justin W 


Latest YouGov has Tories on 52%, 30 points ahead and Boris surging approval rating


I think most on this forum are out of step with public opinion


 


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