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Sage recommended a National lockdown on 21st September when new daily infections were just over 4,300. Because Boris has been that pig headed & to stubborn to take his own scientific  advisors advice. By the time we lockdown on Wednesday it will be 44 days (over 7 weeks) since the advice. New infections will by then be 25,000+. No doubt loads of money will have been wasted devising new slogans for Boris & implementing the tier system. Which again he was advised wouldnt be effective enough. I find it scary that this clown has been allowed to overrule the scientific advice the way he has. If they keep schools open I think we'll see a lot of parents keep their kids at home. 

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If you still think Boris is right to keep the schools open this is from the BBC website 3 days ago...

The Department for Education said 55% of secondaries and 20% of primaries in England reported having one or more pupils self-isolating due to potential contact with a case of coronavirus in the school.

This is up from 46% and 16% respectively on the previous week.

Overall attendance at primary school fell from 92% in the week ending 15 October to 90% in the week ending 22 October.

But the drop on the previous week's attendance was most significant in secondary schools, falling from 87% to 83%.

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21 minutes ago, trooper said:

Sage recommended a National lockdown on 21st September when new daily infections were just over 4,300. Because Boris has been that pig headed & to stubborn to take his own scientific  advisors advice. By the time we lockdown on Wednesday it will be 44 days (over 7 weeks) since the advice. New infections will by then be 25,000+. No doubt loads of money will have been wasted devising new slogans for Boris & implementing the tier system. Which again he was advised wouldnt be effective enough. I find it scary that this clown has been allowed to overrule the scientific advice the way he has. If they keep schools open I think we'll see a lot of parents keep their kids at home. 

It’s utter incompetence. His refusal to lockdown earlier means that we’re going to be locked down even longer now costing even more.

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15 hours ago, trooper said:

Well my sister, brother in law & nephew all got their test results back today & they've all come back positive. Fuck off Coronavirus.

Hopefully they'll be ok, Troops. 👍

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On 06/10/2020 at 21:07, Renton said:

14,542 cases today, 76 deaths. Anybody confident where this is going? We've fucked up again, haven't we?

 

 

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We have literally killed 10s of thousands of people and hit the economy by billions more because of this government's serial incompetence. Anyone with a GCSE in maths could see where this was heading. 

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So between construction, manufacturing and education you have just under 15,000,000 who are being told to go about their 9-5 as normal and mix with all the usual people but after that they definitely mustn’t see anyone outside their household.

I can understand education continuing but either have a lockdown or don’t. The first lockdown worked because it was simple to understand. Once you begin to dilute the message it loses its effect.

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22 minutes ago, trooper said:

Boris will be on BBC 1 shortly he's just watching the rugger on ITV 

 

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Without the dog which they got rid of because it needed looking after. I’ll be turning the news off the second that cunt comes on 

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2 hours ago, ewerk said:

Construction and manufacturing to remain open apparently.

I can go to a site meeting on a Monday morning with 15 people from all over the place, can’t go for a pint with my dad.

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