Covid 19 -

[MITCHAY]

Originally Posted by gooseneck

Would be nice if you could refer to which part specifically is gibberish so that I could make a reply instead of what you did say.

Your whole post is ****ed to be polite. Just being honest mate.

You are free to your own opinions of course but that might be the wildest post I have ever seen on this forum

[MITCHAY]

Originally Posted by gooseneck

Yeah nah. I know what I'm doing.

You do you mate. Best of luck to you.

[PhilT2]

Originally Posted by gooseneck

Would be nice if you could refer to which part specifically is gibberish so that I could make a reply instead of what you did say.

The bit where you say "it might be a matter of the kid eating something and it giving him autism" The changes in brain development which lead to autism happen "in utero", in the second trimester. There is a strong genetic link with autism, my family was part of a research project in the '90s to identify the genes involved.
Descriptions of autistic behaviours have been found in historical documents dated long before vaccines. In biblical times it was thought to be evidence of demon possession and some church leaders thought it best if such people were quietly strangled.
https://www.pediatric.theclinics.com...11)00139-8/pdf

[Tickford.]

So which countries are COVID-19 free? Not a single case reported.

As of August 27 2020, only 12 countries have not confirmed any cases of COVID-19. Many of these countries are in our own neighbourhood.


1. NORTH KOREA, ASIA (POPULATION: 25,778,816)
2. TURKMENISTAN, ASIA (POPULATION: 6,031,200)
3. THE SOLOMON ISLANDS, OCEANIA (POPULATION: 686,884)
4. VANUATU, OCEANIA (POPULATION: 307,145)
5. SAMOA, OCEANIA (POPULATION: 198,413)
6. KIRIBATI, OCEANIA (POPULATION: 119,451)
7. FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA, OCEANIA (POPULATION: 115,030)
8. TONGA, OCEANIA (POPULATION: 105,695)
9. THE MARSHALL ISLANDS, OCEANIA (POPULATION: 59,190)
10. PALAU, OCEANIA (POPULATION: 18,094)
11. TUVALU, OCEANIA (POPULATION: 11,793)
12. NAURU, OCEANIA (POPULATION: 10,823)


Except for North Korea, who's reporting is suspect, many of our neighbouring countries are reporting they are COVID free.

[hayseed]

Originally Posted by Tickford.

So which countries are COVID-19 free? Not a single case reported.

.

The One's who Aren't testing anybody..

[russellw]

126 new cases for Australia and 11 deaths sees the CMR rise to 2.291% while active drop to 4,232. NSW recorded 13 cases, Queensland recorded 3 cases and WA 2 cases with the balance in Victoria.

12 new cases and no deaths for NZ so CMR is 1.284% and active cases rise to 131.

The UK had 1,006 new cases and as we know they are now not counting their mortalities by the WHO guidelines we are going to ignore those figures.

Just over 46k new cases in the USA yesterday and 1,143 deaths sees CMR drop to 3.056% and active cases drop to 41.6% with the raw numbers rising again. Note that the USA is actually minus one day due to time differences.

Other notable points:
France recorded it's worst day since 16th April (134 days);
The USA completes 80M, India 39M and Australia 6M tests;

Czechia (413), Palestine (574), Ukraine (2,438), Indonesia (3,003) and Argentina (11,7171) all recorded new daily highs; those in blue for the second consecutive day and those in red for a third or more consecutive day.

[MITCHAY]

Mexico under 100 cases now with 94!

[russellw]

Other Stats:

24 (11.3%) of the 213 countries with at least one case have had no deaths. Conversely 7 countries have a CMR over 10% led by Italy with 13.365% although Yemen is actually at 28.15% but they have done almost zero testing so the numbers are obviously skewed.

14 (6.6%) of the 213 countries have no active cases currently while 33 (15.5%) still have more than 50% of their cases active.

23 (10.8%) of those countries have less than 10 cases per 100k of population while 121 (56.8%) have more than 100 cases / 100k and 55 (25.8%) have more than 500 cases / 100k led by Qatar (4,102), Bahrain (2,982), Chile (2,123), Panama (2,085), Kuwait (1,957), Peru (1,886) and the USA (1,839).

97 (45.5) countries have less than 2 deaths per 100k of population, (Australia is not one of them at 2.286) while 57 (26.8%) countries have greater than 10 deaths per 100k and 31 (14.6%) have more than 20 deaths per 100k led by Peru (85.7), Belgium (85.2), Spain (62.0), UK (61.1), USA (58.1), Italy (58.7), Chile (58.2) and Brazil (56.2).

56 (26.3%) of countries have tested greater than 10% of their population with a couple over 100% while there are 40 (18.8%) countries that have tested less than 5% including 23 (10.8%) that have tested less than 1%.

[ute83]

We get the government (leader)we deserve me thinks.

[gooseneck]

nearly getting to 1 million deaths worldwide. 831,827 according to google.

To put this into perspective:

according to this pretty pdf: https://www.un.org/en/development/de...ataBooklet.pdf

There were 58,394,000 deaths in 2019. Obviously since Covid-19 wasn't considered around in 2019 that should give you an idea how bad so-far this thing is.

167 deaths in Australia in 2019.

I wonder what the entire world deaths + covid-19 deaths have been so far for this year. I mean we are almost 9 months into 2020.

[Fed]

Someone should build a better mask, small, medium and large that fits and works properly.

Guaranteed sales for the next 5-10 Years or more.

[russellw]

99 new cases for Australia and 17 deaths sees the CMR rise to 2.349% while active drop to 4,091. NSW recorded 14 cases, Queensland recorded 4 cases with the balance in Victoria which was back down in double digits for the first time since July 5th. The Victorian weekly total of 941 cases is 41% lower than last week although the 115 deaths is 9 more than last week.

13 new cases and 1 death for NZ so CMR is 1.332% and active cases rise to 137.

The UK had 1,108 new cases and as we know they are now not counting their mortalities by the WHO guidelines we are going to ignore those figures.

Just under 50k new cases in the USA yesterday and 1,105 deaths sees CMR drop to 3.049% and active cases remain at 41.6% with the raw numbers still rising. Note that the USA is actually minus one day due to time differences.

Other notable points:
Global cases pass 25M with the last 1M taking only four days;
The USA completes 81M, India 40M, Russia 36M and Switzerland 1M tests;
Asia recorded a new high for daily cases with 103,635;

Honduras (1,141), Costa Rica (1,214), Ukraine (2,481), Indonesia (3,308) and India (78,472) all recorded new daily highs; those in blue for the second consecutive day and those in red for a third or more consecutive day.

[russellw]

Like India, Russia presents an interesting case study if the reported numbers are accurate.

They have tested ~30% of the adult population (a bit less than us) which is well ahead of the 4% in India but their CMR is fairly similar to that of India at 1.728% and better than our 2.349%. Where they differ alarmingly, to the point where you'd have to question the data, is in cases and deaths per 100k of population.

Russia has 842 cases / 100k adults where India has 351 / 100k and Australia has 141 / 100k. You'd expect Russia to be higher than India given the higher test percentages so the more relevant data is that for deaths per 100k adults as that shouldn't be impacted by testing volumes. Here we see that Australia is at 3.33, India 6.32 and Russia 14.55.

Even when we count them based on total population, Australia is 2.28, India 4.54 and Russia 11.59 per 100k. To put that in perspective against other countries; Argentina is 17.98, Canada 24.13, Iran 25.29, Bangladesh 25.34, Ireland 35.98, Colombia 36.29, Ecuador 36.86, France 46.87, Mexico 48.54, USA 56.10, Brazil 56.25, Sweden 57.64, Chile 58.23, Italy 58.66, UK 61.11, Spain 62.05, Belgium 85.28 and Peru 85.76.

At the other end of the scale Singapore is 0.46, New Zealand 0.56, Japan 0.97, Hong Kong 1.12, Lebanon 2.17, Greece 2.48, Indonesia 2.62 and Palestine 2.84.

[ute83]

Cmon prydey even you would have to agree that this covid crap has been one big con and a huge scare like many have been saying all along. And the COST.

[GasoLane]

Originally Posted by ute83

Cmon prydey even you would have to agree that this covid crap has been one big con and a huge scare like many have been saying all along. And the COST.

I totally agree.

For the first time in history every Government on Earth got together with every Doctor and every business leader in the world to start a practical joke.

Now they're all sitting about chuckling at the millions that are out of work, all the grounded planes and all the involved countries budgets shot to pieces.

Gimmie a break!

[T3rminator]

Originally Posted by GasoLane

I totally agree.

For the first time in history every Government on Earth got together with every Doctor and every business leader in the world to start a practical joke.

Now they're all sitting about chuckling at the millions that are out of work, all the grounded planes and all the involved countries budgets shot to pieces.

Gimmie a break!

Yeh man, didn't you know...

China created a fake virus, so that Bill Gates, Fauci, big western pharmas, and hospitals can get rich, in the meantime also working with western governments to apply restrictions to deliberately ruin their economy, all so they can rule the world. Have I missed anything?

[Ross 1]

Originally Posted by T3rminator

Yeh man, didn't you know...

China created a fake virus, so that Bill Gates, Fauci, big western pharmas, and hospitals can get rich, in the meantime also working with western governments to apply restrictions to deliberately ruin their economy, all so they can rule the world. Have I missed anything?

Can you somehow work into your sentence the words, nazis, socialism and communism. It doesn't have to make any sense but I think it will round off the ridiculous theories nicely. Thanks.

[Cav]

Originally Posted by GasoLane

I totally agree.

For the first time in history every Government on Earth got together with every Doctor and every business leader in the world to start a practical joke.

Now they're all sitting about chuckling at the millions that are out of work, all the grounded planes and all the involved countries budgets shot to pieces.

Gimmie a break!

Well they have hoodwinked a lot of the public into thinking that the world is not indeed flat.

Check out these flight paths.

How much more evidence do youse need?



And don't get me started about those impossible moon landings.

[Mr_G6ET]

Originally Posted by Cav

Well they have hoodwinked a lot of the public into thinking that the world is not indeed flat.

Check out these flight paths.

How much more evidence do youse need?

And don't get me started about those impossible moon landings.

To keep on topic, there is some interesting discussion about Covid (or the lack of) on the DeepInsideTheRabbitHole.com (https://stoplookthink.com/)

Keeping it short due to topic but flat earth and the moon discussion is interesting, do you have a Thread on that ? not sure what the title would be

[T3rminator]

Oh dear. AMA, Nurses Union, Ambos have all come out in support of a 12 month extension. But its looking like a 6 month extension will pass.

“Don’t call us heroes and angels and then not provide the capacity for the Chief Health Officer to make recommendations that are actually going to save lives,” she said.

NEIL MITCHELL: I think what you’re saying to us is “Trust the Premier”.

MS FITZPATRICK: No, I’m saying trust the Chief Health Officer.

https://www.3aw.com.au/why-the-nurse...ncy-extension/

[prydey]

Originally Posted by ute83

Cmon prydey even you would have to agree that this covid crap has been one big con and a huge scare like many have been saying all along. And the COST.

in what way is it a con? it is a real virus, with real people dying from it. are governments over reacting? well, its easy to criticise and point fingers from the cheap seats. i wouldn't want to be the one making the decisions in many instances.

lift your eyes beyond australias borders.

[Tickford.]

Originally Posted by ute83

..this covid crap has been one big con and a huge scare like many have been saying all along.

Yep, true. I don't know anybody who has been sick, yet alone died from this "COVID crap". So it all has to be one big con. Like the many 'intelligent' people have been saying all along.


/sarcasm

[Franco Cozzo]

Broadmeadows out on protest against lockdown:

https://twitter.com/7NewsMelbourne/s...81844213981186

All the Northern suburbs ethnics out in the Adidas/Nike trackies and runners

[Tickford.]

Originally Posted by Franco Cozzo

Broadmeadows out on protest against lockdown:

https://twitter.com/7NewsMelbourne/s...81844213981186

And here we have the 'intelligent' people I was referring to.

They can hardly read and write English, most come from a non-English speaking background, probably never finished high school, got peanuts for a brain, and here they're trying to tell everyone to "wake up!".

These people are the perfect subjects for the COVID conspiracy theorists to do their dirty work for them. Stupid, easily gullible morons.

[fnp]

Here's an idea. How about we leave the medical theory stuff to the people who studied at uni for 8 odd years instead random dickheads.

[Franco Cozzo]

Our now verified friend Vik Grujic appears to have recruited Sam Newman to make an appearance at the 5th September anti lockdown planned protests

https://twitter.com/Origsmartassam/s...102123522?s=19

[Franco Cozzo]

David Limbrick is one of the crossbench MPs opposing the extention of SOE legislation - he has a 12 tweet thread on his reasons, I found this the most interesting

Alarmingly, anyone who questions the Governments actions is smeared as insane, a conspiracy theorist, an extremist, or morally reprehensible. Yet there is a wide spectrum of possible Government responses and discussing the various trade offs is totally rational.
11/12

Thread here:

https://twitter.com/_davidlimbrick/s...851079682?s=19

[tweeked]

Originally Posted by Franco Cozzo

David Limbrick is one of the crossbench MPs opposing the extention of SOE legislation - he has a 12 tweet thread on his reasons, I found this the most interesting



Thread here:

https://twitter.com/_davidlimbrick/s...851079682?s=19

They are not.

The Prime Minister is questioning is questioning the Vic Governments (and others ) handling, and if questioned properley you are not branded.

People like those protesting and saying things like Covid is caused by 5g cell towers or that it doesn't even exist are the questioners being branded.

[russellw]

Originally Posted by Sprintey

T

And thanks to Russell for those polynomial charts, I think I learned something!
Would it be accurate to say they are 1st derivative, 2nd derivative charts, or something else?

Not quite. A polynomial trend-line is a statistical model that is used when data fluctuates, particularly across a large data set. The order is simply determined by the number of times the data fluctuates.

Originally Posted by ute83

Cmon prydey even you would have to agree that this covid crap has been one big con and a huge scare like many have been saying all along. And the COST.

You are the weakest link.

[russellw]

123 new cases for Australia and 11 deaths sees the CMR rise to 2.380% while active drop to 3,943. NSW recorded 7 cases, Queensland recorded 4 cases with the balance in Victoria which was back up in triple digits again.

2 new cases and 0 deaths for NZ so CMR is 1.272% and active cases remain at 137.

The UK had 1,715 new cases and as we know they are now not counting their mortalities by the WHO guidelines we are going to ignore those figures.

Just over 43k new cases in the USA yesterday and 954 deaths sees CMR drop to 3.044% and active cases drop to 41.4% with the raw numbers still rising. Note that the USA is actually minus one day due to time differences.

Other notable points:
Global deaths pass 850k with the last 100k taking nine days;
India completes 41M, Turkey 7M and the UAE 7M tests;
Asia recorded a new high for daily cases with 103,709;
South America passes 200k deaths;

Nepal (1,221) and India (79,457) were the only countries to record new daily highs; those in blue for the second consecutive day and those in red for a third or more consecutive day.