This blurb is ignoring the fact that once a healthy fit person with a strong immune system gets a mild cold from the virus after a fortnight they will be immune and join the herd immunity.
The Lefty GetUp! scunge is worried that ScoMo is riding on the Virus to a landslide victory at the next election and so they want the virus to get worse and worse.
The Lefty and Greeny Evangelist Virus Doom Warriors are out there praying for a long virus epidemic with thousands dead so AnAl can say i told you so.
The road out of the pandemic
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sprintcyclist
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Re: The road out of the pandemic
Anthony Albanese has been very good. I am impressed and relieved by how the ALP has helped Australia.Juliar wrote: ↑Fri May 08, 2020 6:56 amThis blurb is ignoring the fact that once a healthy fit person with a strong immune system gets a mild cold from the virus after a fortnight they will be immune and join the herd immunity.
The Lefty GetUp! scunge is worried that ScoMo is riding on the Virus to a landslide victory at the next election and so they want the virus to get worse and worse.
The Lefty and Greeny Evangelist Virus Doom Warriors are out there praying for a long virus epidemic with thousands dead so AnAl can say i told you so.
Thank you Anthony.
Right Wing is the Natural Progression.
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Re: The road out of the pandemic
When will the VIRUS end ? Or has it already ended ? Gee you can sense the panic in the Lefty and Greeny Evangelist Virus Doom Warriors.
Australians ‘sitting like sheep’ due to ‘ghastly’ coronavirus claims
23/04/2020
VIDEO: Bolt lays it on https://www.skynews.com.au/details/_6151524274001
Sky News host Andrew Bolt says Australians are going broke, sitting like “sheep in our homes” as politicians continue to “exaggerate the danger” of COVID-19 in the country.
“I think this coronavirus panic is a sign of how timid we’ve become, how prone to panic,” Mr Bolt said.
“Just eight new infections yesterday … that means your chance of having been one of those sick was about 1 in 3 million”.
He said the Australian public have “been stampeded by politicians who overreacted to dud models with dud Chinese data predicting up to 150,000 deaths here”.
“And the price is ghastly, nearly a million people thrown out of work”.
Mr Bolt said during the Black Summer bushfire crisis in Australia, there were people who didn’t even want to shake the prime minister’s hand, however now he is seemingly the “can do man” and the “savior of the nation”.
“No one wants to even hear from Labor, and Labor doesn't even have the guts anyway to say this has gone too far”.
https://www.skynews.com.au/details/_6151524274001
Australians ‘sitting like sheep’ due to ‘ghastly’ coronavirus claims
23/04/2020
VIDEO: Bolt lays it on https://www.skynews.com.au/details/_6151524274001
Sky News host Andrew Bolt says Australians are going broke, sitting like “sheep in our homes” as politicians continue to “exaggerate the danger” of COVID-19 in the country.
“I think this coronavirus panic is a sign of how timid we’ve become, how prone to panic,” Mr Bolt said.
“Just eight new infections yesterday … that means your chance of having been one of those sick was about 1 in 3 million”.
He said the Australian public have “been stampeded by politicians who overreacted to dud models with dud Chinese data predicting up to 150,000 deaths here”.
“And the price is ghastly, nearly a million people thrown out of work”.
Mr Bolt said during the Black Summer bushfire crisis in Australia, there were people who didn’t even want to shake the prime minister’s hand, however now he is seemingly the “can do man” and the “savior of the nation”.
“No one wants to even hear from Labor, and Labor doesn't even have the guts anyway to say this has gone too far”.
https://www.skynews.com.au/details/_6151524274001
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Re: The road out of the pandemic
Now the spot light is swinging onto the loony Lefty and Greeny Evangelist Virus Doom Warriors as they screech DOOM and GLOOM.
Is this the beginning of a Sick Socialist Pandemic ?
'Ugly opportunism' from the 'loony left' trying to paint PM as cavalier with lives
05/05/2020
Sky News host Chris Kenny says "activists on the loony left" have sought to characterise the prime minister's desire to get the country moving again as him being "cavalier about the lives of others".
The Prime Minister has recognised the increase of economic activity due to the likely reopening of parts of the economy on Friday will "inevitably lead to some, hopefully small, increase in infections," Mr Kenny said.
Mr Kenny pointed to the ABC's Jonathan Green who "characterised this as Scott Morrison saying 'some of you will have to die'".
"What sick, bitter, partisan stuff, to pretend that a prime minister trying to manage the country through this crisis is cavalier about the lives of others," Mr Kenny said.
This is the "ugly opportunism" coming from the same "green left critics" who claimed Australia would be overwhelmed by the disease by now and "can't find it in themselves to recognise how well the government has done".
"It's easy for those who have plenty of money or government jobs isn't it".
"They just want the shutdown to last forever, so they can tweet away at their political targets and other people can go broke and live in despair".
https://www.skynews.com.au/details/_6154573341001
Is this the beginning of a Sick Socialist Pandemic ?
'Ugly opportunism' from the 'loony left' trying to paint PM as cavalier with lives
05/05/2020
Sky News host Chris Kenny says "activists on the loony left" have sought to characterise the prime minister's desire to get the country moving again as him being "cavalier about the lives of others".
The Prime Minister has recognised the increase of economic activity due to the likely reopening of parts of the economy on Friday will "inevitably lead to some, hopefully small, increase in infections," Mr Kenny said.
Mr Kenny pointed to the ABC's Jonathan Green who "characterised this as Scott Morrison saying 'some of you will have to die'".
"What sick, bitter, partisan stuff, to pretend that a prime minister trying to manage the country through this crisis is cavalier about the lives of others," Mr Kenny said.
This is the "ugly opportunism" coming from the same "green left critics" who claimed Australia would be overwhelmed by the disease by now and "can't find it in themselves to recognise how well the government has done".
"It's easy for those who have plenty of money or government jobs isn't it".
"They just want the shutdown to last forever, so they can tweet away at their political targets and other people can go broke and live in despair".
https://www.skynews.com.au/details/_6154573341001
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Juliar
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Re: The road out of the pandemic
You can just feel the disappointment of the Lefty and Greeny and GetUp! Evangelist Virus DOOM Warriors as the nation slowly returns to normal and the Virus subsides.
And sitting in the background waiting for a Federal Government fail is the Select Committee on COVID-19, wait for it, Labor and Green dominated.
One would have thought in a Democracy the Electors would be the Judges of how well their elected Representative Governments have performed.
Can't wait for another scathing Labor / Green Final Report on June 30, trumpeted in TV and Radio Land by the ABC and Lefty media outlets.
Slow crawl out of COVID hole as leaders map recovery
SIMON BENSON GREG BROWN AN HOUR AGO MAY 8, 2020
Scott Morrison is shifting to a COVID-19 recovery footing. Picture: Getty Images
The national cabinet will today pave the way for a return to retail trading, greater freedom of movement within states and getting people back to work, in a landmark meeting to map out a plan for economic recovery.
But Australians will face weeks of tough restrictions in some states as nervous premiers resist reopening the economy, fearing a resurgence in infections despite new cases being reduced to a trickle and just 23 people with the virus in intensive care across the nation, using only 1 per cent of available beds.
A three-stage plan mapping out a framework for rolling back restrictions over the next two months is likely to see a first move to lift bans on outdoor gatherings, intrastate travel and a return to school for most children across the country within weeks.
The Australian understands that returning children to school will be a major focus of the national cabinet meeting, as it will open the way for more people to re-enter the workforce. Other priorities are believed to be opening up traders such as coffee shops to boost economic activity.
The plan will involve a four-week timetable followed by staged easing, with the ambition that by July most restrictions except mass gatherings will be lifted. It will be up to the states when they dismantle their border closures. International travel is not even on the horizon for consideration.
Scott Morrison’s shift to a COVID-19 recovery footing with the flattening of the infection curve comes as new data shows the depth of the economic damage. Banks have deferred more than $160bn in mortgages and business loans in the past six weeks.
Almost half the workforce is on government payments through the JobKeeper scheme or JobSeeker payments, with an extra million people now on welfare.
Business groups are calling on the national cabinet to ensure the states and territories move together in restarting the economy at its crucial Friday meeting.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison speaks with (on screen) Jim McDowell, Chief Executive of the South Australia Department of Premier and Cabinet, Premier of NSW Gladys Berejiklian and Premier of Western Australia Mark McGowan during a National Cabinet meeting. Picture: Alex Ellinghausen
States and territories have moved at differing paces in re-opening schools. NSW and Queensland this week announced a phased approach to class re-openings from May 11 while Victoria stood firm on learning from home during term two. Western Australia and South Australia have resumed face-to-face classes with high rates of attendance.
Different rules on social distancing will also be in place for Mother’s Day on Sunday, with Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews urging people not to visit family and saying he would not see his own mother, who is in her mid-70s, “even if it was lawful”.
Queensland will ease restrictions on the number of people visiting other households on Sunday, permitting groups of five from one household to visit another household. Queenslanders will also be permitted to travel further than 50km from their homes to make visits, but they will not be permitted to move around the community they are visiting.
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said she would not modify or lift restrictions on the number of people allowed to gather indoors or outdoors for Mother’s Day.
Different jurisdictions will continue to move at their own pace, with the Northern Territory and Western Australia well ahead of NSW and Victoria.
On Thursday Mr Andrews, who has been the most resistant to unwinding restrictions, flagged moving as early as Monday to relax some of the rules. Western Australia will deliver a road map for lifting its coronavirus restrictions on Sunday, after the state recorded an eighth straight day without any new cases, while the ACT moved to reopen schools on May 18.
Ms Berejiklian said that despite the low number of new cases easily traced to previous outbreaks, NSW would not immediately implement any easing of restrictions made by national cabinet.
“And while national cabinet is considering easing … some restrictions from Friday … I doubt very much that NSW will be in a position to implement anything before Mother’s Day, and I want to make that clear,” the Premier said.
South Australian Premier Steve Marshall said the first restrictions to be lifted in his state would be on intrastate travel, to allow people to take holidays.
Several major retailers are preparing to reopen shops from Monday in anticipation of a relaxation of restrictions, while many large businesses are planning for a staged return of workers to offices beginning next month.
Businesses groups are calling for consistency of regulations and lifting of restrictions across all state and territory jurisdictions. Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry chief executive James Pearson said it would be problematic if there were different restrictions across Australia.
“Increasing numbers of businesses do business across state lines,” Mr Pearson said. “They have customers or suppliers in different parts of the country, and moving people with goods as quickly and efficiently as possible is just an essential part of doing business in modern Australia.
“The modern Australian economy depends on operating as seamlessly as possible and artificial barriers between states and territories, which is what we have at the moment, only cause more expense and make it harder for businesses to restart and (to) keep businesses in employment.”
Mr Pearson said there needed to be more clarity around how social distancing measures should apply in workplaces.
“Is it 1.5 metres between people or is it one person per four square metres?” he said. “The two measures are actually quite different and they are applied in different workplaces. So we would like to see consistency and clarity there.”
Australian Banking Association chief executive Anna Bligh said the financial services sector wanted clarity about “what comes next”. “As soon as businesses know when they can open, how long they can open for, then they can really start to plan,” Ms Bligh told Sky News.
“I suspect (governments) will be quite cautious, which is not a bad thing. But I do think certainty and clarity is what the business sector needs to start thinking about restocking, getting staff back on rosters and starting to advertise to their customers about when they can open.”
Ms Bligh said the pandemic had been “catastrophic” to business, with banks allowing deferrals on loan repayments to nearly 200,000 companies.
AiGroup chief executive Innes Willox called for the immediate lifting of state border closures and a road map showing a phased reopening of offices, cafes, bars and restaurants.
Council of Small Business Organisations Australia chief executive Peter Strong said the Victorian government needed to explain why it was unwilling to consider easing restrictions.
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation ... 14f271a9f4
And sitting in the background waiting for a Federal Government fail is the Select Committee on COVID-19, wait for it, Labor and Green dominated.
One would have thought in a Democracy the Electors would be the Judges of how well their elected Representative Governments have performed.
Can't wait for another scathing Labor / Green Final Report on June 30, trumpeted in TV and Radio Land by the ABC and Lefty media outlets.
Slow crawl out of COVID hole as leaders map recovery
SIMON BENSON GREG BROWN AN HOUR AGO MAY 8, 2020
Scott Morrison is shifting to a COVID-19 recovery footing. Picture: Getty Images
The national cabinet will today pave the way for a return to retail trading, greater freedom of movement within states and getting people back to work, in a landmark meeting to map out a plan for economic recovery.
But Australians will face weeks of tough restrictions in some states as nervous premiers resist reopening the economy, fearing a resurgence in infections despite new cases being reduced to a trickle and just 23 people with the virus in intensive care across the nation, using only 1 per cent of available beds.
A three-stage plan mapping out a framework for rolling back restrictions over the next two months is likely to see a first move to lift bans on outdoor gatherings, intrastate travel and a return to school for most children across the country within weeks.
The Australian understands that returning children to school will be a major focus of the national cabinet meeting, as it will open the way for more people to re-enter the workforce. Other priorities are believed to be opening up traders such as coffee shops to boost economic activity.
The plan will involve a four-week timetable followed by staged easing, with the ambition that by July most restrictions except mass gatherings will be lifted. It will be up to the states when they dismantle their border closures. International travel is not even on the horizon for consideration.
Scott Morrison’s shift to a COVID-19 recovery footing with the flattening of the infection curve comes as new data shows the depth of the economic damage. Banks have deferred more than $160bn in mortgages and business loans in the past six weeks.
Almost half the workforce is on government payments through the JobKeeper scheme or JobSeeker payments, with an extra million people now on welfare.
Business groups are calling on the national cabinet to ensure the states and territories move together in restarting the economy at its crucial Friday meeting.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison speaks with (on screen) Jim McDowell, Chief Executive of the South Australia Department of Premier and Cabinet, Premier of NSW Gladys Berejiklian and Premier of Western Australia Mark McGowan during a National Cabinet meeting. Picture: Alex Ellinghausen
States and territories have moved at differing paces in re-opening schools. NSW and Queensland this week announced a phased approach to class re-openings from May 11 while Victoria stood firm on learning from home during term two. Western Australia and South Australia have resumed face-to-face classes with high rates of attendance.
Different rules on social distancing will also be in place for Mother’s Day on Sunday, with Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews urging people not to visit family and saying he would not see his own mother, who is in her mid-70s, “even if it was lawful”.
Queensland will ease restrictions on the number of people visiting other households on Sunday, permitting groups of five from one household to visit another household. Queenslanders will also be permitted to travel further than 50km from their homes to make visits, but they will not be permitted to move around the community they are visiting.
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said she would not modify or lift restrictions on the number of people allowed to gather indoors or outdoors for Mother’s Day.
Different jurisdictions will continue to move at their own pace, with the Northern Territory and Western Australia well ahead of NSW and Victoria.
On Thursday Mr Andrews, who has been the most resistant to unwinding restrictions, flagged moving as early as Monday to relax some of the rules. Western Australia will deliver a road map for lifting its coronavirus restrictions on Sunday, after the state recorded an eighth straight day without any new cases, while the ACT moved to reopen schools on May 18.
Ms Berejiklian said that despite the low number of new cases easily traced to previous outbreaks, NSW would not immediately implement any easing of restrictions made by national cabinet.
“And while national cabinet is considering easing … some restrictions from Friday … I doubt very much that NSW will be in a position to implement anything before Mother’s Day, and I want to make that clear,” the Premier said.
South Australian Premier Steve Marshall said the first restrictions to be lifted in his state would be on intrastate travel, to allow people to take holidays.
Several major retailers are preparing to reopen shops from Monday in anticipation of a relaxation of restrictions, while many large businesses are planning for a staged return of workers to offices beginning next month.
Businesses groups are calling for consistency of regulations and lifting of restrictions across all state and territory jurisdictions. Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry chief executive James Pearson said it would be problematic if there were different restrictions across Australia.
“Increasing numbers of businesses do business across state lines,” Mr Pearson said. “They have customers or suppliers in different parts of the country, and moving people with goods as quickly and efficiently as possible is just an essential part of doing business in modern Australia.
“The modern Australian economy depends on operating as seamlessly as possible and artificial barriers between states and territories, which is what we have at the moment, only cause more expense and make it harder for businesses to restart and (to) keep businesses in employment.”
Mr Pearson said there needed to be more clarity around how social distancing measures should apply in workplaces.
“Is it 1.5 metres between people or is it one person per four square metres?” he said. “The two measures are actually quite different and they are applied in different workplaces. So we would like to see consistency and clarity there.”
Australian Banking Association chief executive Anna Bligh said the financial services sector wanted clarity about “what comes next”. “As soon as businesses know when they can open, how long they can open for, then they can really start to plan,” Ms Bligh told Sky News.
“I suspect (governments) will be quite cautious, which is not a bad thing. But I do think certainty and clarity is what the business sector needs to start thinking about restocking, getting staff back on rosters and starting to advertise to their customers about when they can open.”
Ms Bligh said the pandemic had been “catastrophic” to business, with banks allowing deferrals on loan repayments to nearly 200,000 companies.
AiGroup chief executive Innes Willox called for the immediate lifting of state border closures and a road map showing a phased reopening of offices, cafes, bars and restaurants.
Council of Small Business Organisations Australia chief executive Peter Strong said the Victorian government needed to explain why it was unwilling to consider easing restrictions.
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation ... 14f271a9f4
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Juliar
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Re: The road out of the pandemic
Robert, say your lies as often as you like but they are still lies.
As I have already said unfortunately I get zero for posting the TRUTH and alerting all to the extreme dangers of a Socialist Virus Pandemic.
Socialism behaves a lot like the Virus.
the Virus attacks people with weak immune systems and makes them sick in the body whereas the Socialism Virus attacks people with weak minds and makes them sick in the head.
As I have already said unfortunately I get zero for posting the TRUTH and alerting all to the extreme dangers of a Socialist Virus Pandemic.
Socialism behaves a lot like the Virus.
the Virus attacks people with weak immune systems and makes them sick in the body whereas the Socialism Virus attacks people with weak minds and makes them sick in the head.
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Re: The road out of the pandemic
What a fantastic job the grubberment has done in handling the pandemic....
They must have done a great job...the rest of the world is envious of us....
Why is it so.....
Well...it must be....the grubberment says so....
Morrison continues to pat himself and his experts on the back....
And mischievously thanks Australians for our efforts.....
Whilst the economy remains rooted...
We all sit back and cop this because we are told to do so....
Its called conditioning....
27 people in ICU throughout Australia....
27....
AND not one journo asks Morrison if there will be an enquiry into the CSIRO lab in Geelong
researching coronaviruses under our noses....
This is all fkn bullshit......
They must have done a great job...the rest of the world is envious of us....
Why is it so.....
Well...it must be....the grubberment says so....
Morrison continues to pat himself and his experts on the back....
And mischievously thanks Australians for our efforts.....
Whilst the economy remains rooted...
We all sit back and cop this because we are told to do so....
Its called conditioning....
27 people in ICU throughout Australia....
27....
AND not one journo asks Morrison if there will be an enquiry into the CSIRO lab in Geelong
researching coronaviruses under our noses....
This is all fkn bullshit......
To discover those who rule over you, first discover those who you cannot criticize...Voltaire
Its coming...the rest of the world versus islam....or is it here already...
Its coming...the rest of the world versus islam....or is it here already...
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Juliar
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Re: The road out of the pandemic
Gosh the Virus is nearly old news as our War Time PM forges ahead.
The bothered and beaten Lefty and Greeny Evangelist Virus DOOM Warriors are slinking away.
Coronavirus live updates: PM's three step plan to re-open Australia; International borders, travel, not opening any time soon; All children back in classrooms; more than 70 cases at Cedar Meats
By Kate Kachor • Senior Journalist 4:06pm May 8, 2020
Read the whole reopening of Australia here.
https://www.9news.com.au/national/coron ... 25ab704ee3
The bothered and beaten Lefty and Greeny Evangelist Virus DOOM Warriors are slinking away.
Coronavirus live updates: PM's three step plan to re-open Australia; International borders, travel, not opening any time soon; All children back in classrooms; more than 70 cases at Cedar Meats
By Kate Kachor • Senior Journalist 4:06pm May 8, 2020
Read the whole reopening of Australia here.
https://www.9news.com.au/national/coron ... 25ab704ee3
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sprintcyclist
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Re: The road out of the pandemic
This is a pandemic.
It is not a time to take political sides.
It is not a time to take political sides.
Right Wing is the Natural Progression.
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Juliar
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Re: The road out of the pandemic
Are the bothered and bewildered Lefty and Greeny and GetUp! Evangelist Virus DOOM Warriors promoting their new crisis of Virus DOOM as a replacement for their Climate Change SCAM ?
They are trying to make the Virus App illegal so thousands more Australians can get infected.
Of course the REAL reason is that particularly the slimy GetUp! is really worried that the VIRUS is carrying ScoMo to another landslide victory at the next election.
So they want the Virus to flourish with thousands more dying so then little union brown noser AnAl can say I told you so.
Just imagine the horrific disaster if Labor had gotten in and RESTARTED the BOATS and illegally flooded Australia with thousands of Devil Worshiping Heathens all dripping with the VIRUS!!!!!
But ScoMo knows how to advertise
They are trying to make the Virus App illegal so thousands more Australians can get infected.
Of course the REAL reason is that particularly the slimy GetUp! is really worried that the VIRUS is carrying ScoMo to another landslide victory at the next election.
So they want the Virus to flourish with thousands more dying so then little union brown noser AnAl can say I told you so.
Just imagine the horrific disaster if Labor had gotten in and RESTARTED the BOATS and illegally flooded Australia with thousands of Devil Worshiping Heathens all dripping with the VIRUS!!!!!
But ScoMo knows how to advertise
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