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There isn't much news around apart from there being a pandemic, so what do you expect to be in the news?
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Maybe we are getting new strains. The argument this is perfectly expected with a virus.Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post
Are you suggesting that there are no new strains? That the scientists who publish the results are lying?
The suggestion is that the media and government are ensuring as much panic is caused as possible by making it seem so.
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Are you suggesting that there are no new strains? That the scientists who publish the results are lying?Originally posted by psychocandy View PostFunny how everytime we have some good news (i.e. found a vaccine, rates are dropping, vaccinations are going well) we get some bad news a few days later about a new strain.
Funny that - what a coincidence - oh well at least it keeps the population scared. I call bulltulip.
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Funny how everytime we have some good news (i.e. found a vaccine, rates are dropping, vaccinations are going well) we get some bad news a few days later about a new strain.
Funny that - what a coincidence - oh well at least it keeps the population scared. I call bulltulip.
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Thing is if they had immediately come forward no journalist/media organisation would be on the hunt for them.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostI wonder what the person whose test is "missing" is thinking. There's only going to be a small number of people who are wondering if it's them. If their identity gets leaked (ok, when), their lives are going to be made hell by the media for a while. That's enough to make you want to keep your head down and not come forward.
EDIT: That, of course, is on the assumption that the person actually cares / isn't a covid denier.
And if they are a covid denier they will love airing their views.
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I wonder what the person whose test is "missing" is thinking. There's only going to be a small number of people who are wondering if it's them. If their identity gets leaked (ok, when), their lives are going to be made hell by the media for a while. That's enough to make you want to keep your head down and not come forward.
EDIT: That, of course, is on the assumption that the person actually cares / isn't a covid denier.
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You can bet those tourists don’t forget to leave full details -
“Stop doing anal Covid tests on our citizens, Japan tells China”
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...an-tells-china
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Badly filled forms should result in an additiona test performed, the Chinese way.
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From the sound of it the test was at the airportOriginally posted by SueEllen View PostI can't believe they sent a test out without a barcode so they could link it to an address just in case the paperwork wasn't done correctly by the test subject.
This government and their agencies are a fecking joke....
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I can't believe they sent a test out without a barcode so they could link it to an address just in case the paperwork wasn't done correctly by the test subject.
This government and their agencies are a fecking joke....
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Vote for aTw! That should only cost £10billion from the usual suspects.Originally posted by AtW View Post
Fill online form before getting test - validated mobile phone should be required, woth big warning about false/wrong details.
GCHQ got enough data to find anybody - treat it (wrong details) as bioterrorism
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Fill online form before getting test - validated mobile phone should be required, woth big warning about false/wrong details.Originally posted by vetran View PostIf you post the test what else is it going .
GCHQ got enough data to find anybody - treat it (wrong details) as bioterrorism
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