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As I already stated, no, cause not a lot of other countries followed the same rules, but once they had no cases inside the infection was only possible from outside.

Long term full lockdown with quarantine for everyone is not really a sustainable approach, especially if you rely on tourism...

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You can definitely get to zero covid, just look at NZ, they managed it for some time very successfully. The issue is the rest of the world didn't follow the same rules, didn't track people etc. and allowed the virus to spread. Now the main question is whether the cost of getting to zero covid is too...

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Last time I checked there weren't many flights back in the 1919 and generally people moved less around the world, so transmission was hugely limited.

Double jabs give you tulip ton of antibodies yet people still get and pass on the virus, also studies showed that your level of antibodies...

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Aren't daily infections based only on test results from lateral / PCR tests? If so then the app, pings etc have feck all to do with the amount of cases, the only thing which can explain the drop in cases would be either a drop in the amount of infections and / or a drop in the amount of tests done /...

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There's a massive drop in cases across the whole of UK, which on one hand is great, assuming it's all true, but on the other hand no one seems to know the definite reason which is kind of bad as all the covidiots will be now saying scientists don't understand anything.

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Data coming from Israel now is showing that resistance from vaccines drops off over 6-8 months to 60ish %. This might be a reason why they decided to unlock everything asap and get as many people infected whilst the most vulnerable still have protection from vaccines. Then again I'm not so sure those...

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Fecking pingdemic innit:

https://twitter.com/donnyc1975/statu...373422085?s=19

Brexit gammons coming home to roost although of course this is EUs fault, or actually no fault at all cause who needs food anyway when you have "freedom".

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Sterling Bank, Business Account and add a Euro account for £2 a month I think and you're done.

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The more you let the virus "roam" the higher the chances of it mutating. Let it spread in a vaccinated group of people and sooner or later it will mutate to evade the vaccine so that it can survive. So the whole "herd immunity" approach is dumber than anything else, especially with...

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Exactly this, what if you carry on for 6 months and at the end they say you know what, everything was inside all the time. This is an absolute joke, it's shouldn't be possible to change the determination retrospectively, perhaps then clients would actually give a sh*t about doing it properly....

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Rest of the world: "Well lets hope Delta doesn't mutate further into a vaccine resistant strain"
England with their 'lets infect as many people as possible approach': "Hold my beer..."

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Not to worry, the government geniuses have you covered:

https://twitter.com/grantshapps/stat...730245120?s=19

They are extending max hours HGV drivers are allowed to drive cause they know it's a tulipe show, nothing like overusing whoever is left, here's your glorious...