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Right. Now I've got the lot of you on a single thread, I can ban you all for Brex-tullipping in the General forum. If the virus doesn't get me... *hack* .................................................. ............................................
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Blame it on Brexit, it seems to be the Shibbolet for everything else?
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Problem for brexit voters as most will be over 60 leaving a population wondering whyOriginally posted by Old Greg View Post1 to 2 million dead is not the problem for society, it's the 5 to 10 million overwhelming A&E departments, needing high acuity treatment and care.
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Yay we can hold a new referendum after this when all the gammon faces are gone and rejoin the EUOriginally posted by GhostofTarbera View PostGot a friend who is a Virologists who advises the government, basically we are fecked 1-2 million people will die from coronavirus in the UK in the next 2 years (2% death rate), government knows this but all hush hush, will peak on all known simulations at Xmas this yeAr
No one will be commuting after April (without face masks) with widespread working from home for several months - projects cancelled contractors laid off - food shortages, stock markets crashed
I told her bollocks, but she said you need to get it now and survive otherwise the future strains will have a higher mortally rate
Happy days
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Brexit and Covid19
Plausible.
Time will tell.
At least brexiteers will have a scapegoat for the chaos.Tags: None
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