Covid

[Keith at Tregenna]

Sorry, my mistake - thought China was in the Southern
hemisphere.

K.

[j.sabourn]

#80 good job you weren’t a navigator then Keith. JS

[Keith at Tregenna]

Yep, may have ended up, having an oriental take-away in Alaska.

LOL.

K.

[j.sabourn]

Well not too many years back Alaska belonged to Russia , and parts of Russia is very akin to China so an oriental take away was probably quite common. The worlds history is not too well known these days , the blind leading the blind jumps to mind with today’s leading professional educationalists. The Crimean war is like yesterday in today’s world history ref. To time . Russia and America were even allies then. As regards Time itslf just going back to GMT might cover it. Cheers JS

[Keith at Tregenna]

My main concern is that we are told: Documents released by the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) and subgroup Nervtag warned the highly evolved strain could cause a surge in cases 'similar or even larger' than previous waves band and others seem to not take it seriously.

K.

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[Keith at Tregenna]

Seems, NSW records 325 Covid cases and one death - as the Omicron variant threatens to ruin Christmas by forcing borders to close.
One death is to many and this is from the new variant, can anyone give true figures of total covid losses in Oz since this began and not
gloss over the truth.

Apparently as rellies down under tell me: Victoria's Covid cases continue to climb with 1,365 new infections and nine deaths, South Australia announces new rules for travellers amid 'extreme concern' over Omicron variant - as premier says border closure remains on the cards.

Apparently, South Africa's daily Covid cases soar 467% in a week with 16,055 new infections and hospital admissions surge 365% to 279 amid Omicron wave - as country warns its R rate could be 3.5.

Meanwhile: Europe hits the panic button: Unvaxxed lockdowns, jab mandates and travel bans rushed in as leaders try to curb soaring Covid cases and Omicron variant

Enough errors have been made already, caution and action may prevent more deaths.

K.

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[j.sabourn]

.....#82. Keith anyone can drop bloomers , sometimes it may be due to age, or just plain ignorance. One of the biggest ones I heard and it could be funny or not so funny as the case may be. The routine on a ship for the deck department was the bosun would see the mate every morning to discuss the days work etc.. one morning the bosun who Cappy knows came up and we were discussing other things. He came out with a story about this old mate he had sailed with who had been on the ship about 10 years , and when he asked him the days work, he said , just go round the derricks and chip and scrape and touch up the rusty parts. The bosun gave him a funny look saying you do know they are made of wood don’t you ? He didn’t get past that bit but knowing the bosun he would not have repeated that story on that ship as would have made the old mate the laughing stock thereafter . That bosun was Chow , Cappy, I knew my derricks were steel and was much younger. Whether that mate had been under the apprehension for 10 years that he had steel derricks , or was just suffering a seniors moment I don’t know and don’t want to. Cheers JS ....

[Keith at Tregenna]

BUT, can anyone give true figures of total covid losses in Oz since this began and not
gloss over the truth.

K.

[j.sabourn]

Well I”m still here ! Sort of ! JS

[Keith at Tregenna]

As said one death is to many and this is from the new variant

Think your figures will be a hell of a lot less than ours but, take all care, te
fat lady is not singing yet.

"It ain't over till (or until) the fat lady sings"