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Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #1815 – December 19, 2020, 01:17:16 pm

... and what was I saying about the screening of inbound flights LP and do it at the boarding port?

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Reply #1816 – December 19, 2020, 02:06:30 pm

Quote from: capcom on December 19, 2020, 01:17:16 pm

... and what was I saying about the screening of inbound flights LP and do it at the boarding port?

These are Australian's returning who refused to self-isolate as required, if anyone dies charge them with murder, they acted deliberately when they left their home!

Not sure any screening anywhere would have helped, but any screening would be better than this cluster of f#$k Dictator Gladys has offered us!

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Reply #1817 – December 19, 2020, 04:48:34 pm

30 new cases today.

Let's not get our knickers in a twist just yet. This was always going to happen. Through sheer dumb luck we've avoided this.

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Reply #1818 – December 19, 2020, 06:56:41 pm

Quote from: capcom on December 19, 2020, 01:17:16 pm

... and what was I saying about the screening of inbound flights LP and do it at the boarding port?

Thankyou, its not that farken hard.

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Reply #1819 – December 19, 2020, 06:58:21 pm

Quote from: LP on December 19, 2020, 02:06:30 pm

These are Australian's returning who refused to self-isolate as required, if anyone dies charge them with murder, they acted deliberately when they left their home!

Not sure any screening anywhere would have helped, but any screening would be better than this cluster of f#$k Dictator Gladys has offered us!

Kents, ship em back to the infested cesspool that they came from, dont care if they're aussies.

Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #1820 – December 19, 2020, 08:02:59 pm

Quote from: Mav on December 19, 2020, 10:27:50 am

I guess we’re going to hear scathing critiques from Scotty from Marketing, Greg Hunt & Josh Frydenberg about the NSW effort to contain Covid.

Hopefully they follow SA's lead and not ours.

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Reply #1821 – December 19, 2020, 09:29:32 pm

Let’s hope they can scale up the SA system to work in a State having 5 times the population and area. But if they don’t bother about population size, why not follow the lead of the Northern Territory? NT has only had 69 cases and has had no deaths. Oh, wait: isn’t the NT controlled by the ALP? Yep, forget that.

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Reply #1822 – December 20, 2020, 07:41:03 am

Gladys really is the Teflon Premier; Ruby Princess, draconian border closures, bonking a corrupt politician, voting in parliament in breach of COVID regulations and now the Northern Beaches shemozzle.

Mind you, she does have that twat Barilaro as deputy, and it would be a full time job keeping an eye on his lunacy.

As for returning travellers, surely they should tested before being allowed to board the plane 🙄

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Reply #1823 – December 20, 2020, 10:58:04 am

Shut the borders. It doesn’t look like NSW is willing to do what it takes to control an outbreak. Victoria might not be a shining example of how to avoid an outbreak but it’s an example par excellence of how to bring an outbreak under control.

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Reply #1824 – December 20, 2020, 11:51:04 am

@Mav‍ I tend to agree.

In fairness I'm not a big fan of Christmas or holidays, but I do appreciate it is a big deal for some people. However, what good is celebrating with Pop and Nan if they end up on a ventilator!

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Reply #1825 – December 20, 2020, 12:38:29 pm

Bloody hell, if this was VIC, Credlin and her buddies would be ripping into the state govt like there's no tomorrow!!

Speaking of Credlin and her buddies, I had to laugh recently when A. Bolt declared that he's had it with Melbourne and is going bush to live. Now when I heard this I thought of Bendigo or Ballarat or Gippsland or Western Districts or Kyneton... etc... nuh, relocating to the Mornington Peninsula. Yep, that's really roughing it, gettin' down and dirty in the scrub

What a c0ckhead.

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Reply #1826 – December 20, 2020, 12:43:05 pm

I think with 800 plus deaths in Victoria we are in no position to be bagging NSW too much, Andrews has Gladys covered for stuff ups and lies. As DJ suggested I think returning travellers need the full testing before they even get on a plane and more testing and quarantine when they get back. Its people entering the country from overseas who will trigger outbreaks again and as GTC said I dont care if they are Aussies or not we need to be ultra cautious and depending on where they were returning from I'd be hesitant to allow them back in until it was under control in that country.

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Reply #1827 – December 20, 2020, 12:55:26 pm

Quote from: ElwoodBlues1 on December 20, 2020, 12:43:05 pm

I think with 800 plus deaths in Victoria we are in no position to be bagging NSW too much, Andrews has Gladys covered for stuff ups and lies. As DJ suggested I think returning travellers need the full testing before they even get on a plane and more testing and quarantine when they get back. Its people entering the country from overseas who will trigger outbreaks again and as GTC said I dont care if they are Aussies or not we need to be ultra cautious and depending on where they were returning from I'd be hesitant to allow them back in until it was under control in that country.

That monumental stuff up from VIC -- responding too late, then fckd up quarantining -- was for sure gigantic but we have learned our lesson and become a model. But this soft pedaling from NSW is a concern and borders should be slammed shut to keep it isolated until the coast (

) is clear... and relentless investigation is done to find out how it happened. But with all we've learned NSW does deserve no small measure of pointed questions, regardless of how huge VIC's stuff up was. And Dan may yet get the flick over those stuff ups... which will no doubt delight many.

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Reply #1828 – December 20, 2020, 01:05:19 pm

Yep. Scientists have discovered that octopuses learn by watching each other completing tasks. But apparently learning from others’ mistakes is beyond Gladys and her crew. Maybe they should elect an octopus as their Premier.

I can’t believe that they knew there was community transmission and they couldn’t find patient zero and yet they left pubs, restaurants and nightspots open. The expanding list of venues included in their alerts was simply farcical.

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Reply #1829 – December 20, 2020, 02:39:24 pm

The new strain of SARS-CoV-2 sweeping the UK is very alarming, my associates tell me the early signs are that with the new strain people are most contagious when they are asymptomatic, then they get sick in the following days or weeks!

That's shoot first ask questions later territory!