Corona virus, Port and the AFL. Part 4.

[PAFC66]

Interesting to see what this means for Australia when we open up at 70% vaxed and if people that got the jab 6 months ago will have any coverage at all.
Also, zero studies on long-term effects of a third mrna booster shot, but I know that won't bother some people here.

We're not opening up at 70% vaxxed. NSW are

Have you bothered to actually look at any studies at all? These Vaccines have been worked on since 2002

 

[Holden Hillbilly]

Victoria has recorded another 423 new local Covid-19 cases overnight. Only 149 of these are currently linked.

Sadly two people infected with Covid-19 have also died.

 

[Holden Hillbilly]

1,218 new cases NSW and 6 deaths.

 

[davesnothere]

1,218 new cases NSW and 6 deaths.

12 deaths?

 

[Holden Hillbilly]

12 deaths?

Yes. 12.

 

[Holden Hillbilly]

The City of Ballarat will enter lockdown tonight due to a surge in COVID-19 cases, Premier Daniel Andrews has announced.
The lockdown, which will begin at 11:59pm and run for at least seven days, was called as the region recorded four positive cases and multiple wastewater detections and exposure sites.
Mr Andrews said there would be additional testing resources and vaccines for Ballarat.

 

[Holden Hillbilly]

SA to wait for vaccine 'equity' before opening borders - InDaily

indaily.com.au

 

[OneGreatClub]

SA to wait for vaccine 'equity' before opening borders - InDaily

indaily.com.au

makes sense

 

[Footy Matt]

SA to wait for vaccine 'equity' before opening borders - InDaily

indaily.com.au

Always new excuses not to open up.

 

[edgie]

Things getting worse for Gladys

 

[Andre]

Let's not talk about Y2K

I won't be able to sleep, fearing its return.

Y2K was not a big deal, because billions were spent ensuring it wasn't a big deal. COVID has been a 'good' real world experiment in what happens when you act on big threats versus not, as you compare countries like Australia and NZ with the US and UK. It SHOULD be a lesson that when money is spent on a problem and it then didn't happen, that it was well spent, not 'wasted as it didn't happen' .

 

[edgie]

I ,..
nuclear war, commies under the bed, aids, y2k, terrorism, islam, global warming, climate change, covid are or were real issues working many into a lather. but calm systematic implementation of solutions will always prove more effective.

The updated version of We Didn’t Start the Fire isn’t very good


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[El Zorro]

SA to wait for vaccine 'equity' before opening borders - InDaily

indaily.com.au

I don't disagree with this approach. I wonder if it is motivated by science or by trying to get as close to the State election without blowout COVID in the state. Probably both motivations are in alignment.

 

[Holden Hillbilly]

I’m wondering how many people realise we only need 21 million more doses to complete the rollout and that we’re getting 10 million mRNA throughout September, 11 million in October and another 11 million in November. This is not July, the supply shortage of mRNA is over.

 

[PAFC66]

I’m wondering how many people realise we only need 21 million more doses to complete the rollout and that we’re getting 10 million mRNA throughout September, 11 million in October and another 11 million in November. This is not July, the supply shortage of mRNA is over.

Only 6 months too late.

 

[Interstater]

I'm trying to imagine what it will be like when we hit the target in late November / early December and every man, woman and child are let loose to start Christmas shopping and going to Christmas parties.

 

[Lawnchair Larry]

Pretty good chance that NSW is recovering.
Red Curve:
7 day moving average curve for "Cases per Day" appears to have topped out at about 1400 cases per day (has now dropped to a bit below 1200 Cases per Day
Blue Curve
7 day moving average curve for "[Cases/Tests] per Day" has topped out at around 11 cases per 1000 tests conducted (has now dropped to a bit over 9 cases per 1000 tests conducted)

A few more data points for full confidence required.

 

[sobrave]

Y2K was not a big deal, because billions were spent ensuring it wasn't a big deal. COVID has been a 'good' real world experiment in what happens when you act on big threats versus not, as you compare countries like Australia and NZ with the US and UK. It SHOULD be a lesson that when money is spent on a problem and it then didn't happen, that it was well spent, not 'wasted as it didn't happen' .

Fire starts in a paddock on a windy 40 degree day. Several waterbombing aircraft are deployed, helicopters are on scene, 10 fire trucks arrive. After a few hours the fire is contained.

Durrrrhh those planes are expensive, it only burnt a paddock why did you bother?

Because if you don't do the fire does 100x more damage and costs several million dollars more.

 

[Papa G]

NSW crushing it. No wonder they dominate the country and treat the rest of us like yokels.

 

[PAFC66]

NSW crushing it. No wonder they dominate the country and treat the rest of us like yokels.

1000+ cases a day and hospitalisations not at their peak untill October/November which will coincide with them opening which completely goes against the Doherty Report. Their cases are plateauing but will inevitably climb rapidly at 70% opening dates , by then hospitals will be overwhelmed. Goodluck if you have a heart attack in October-December in NSW.. What are they actually crushing?

 

[edgie]

Fire starts in a paddock on a windy 40 degree day. Several waterbombing aircraft are deployed, helicopters are on scene, 10 fire trucks arrive. After a few hours the fire is contained.

Durrrrhh those planes are expensive, it only burnt a paddock why did you bother?

Because if you don't do the fire does 100x more damage and costs several million dollars more.

What if only half the fire trucks fight the fire and the rest just stood back and made no difference? What if they all stayed at the paddock long after it was extinguished? Meanwhile there's no fires back in town however lots of other emergencies are wrecking the place in their absence, because the fire could start back up, if a truck driver passes by...

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[manureid]

NSW crushing it. No wonder they dominate the country and treat the rest of us like yokels.

Okay, tell us how they are crushing it? Besides still being in lockdowns, people dying etc.

 

[pastmyprimus]

NSW crushing it. No wonder they dominate the country and treat the rest of us like yokels.

Crushing the Australian economy

 

[Papa G]

80% had atleast 1 jab. Nearly 50% fully vaccinated. Just motoring on. Well done Gladys.

 

[Papa G]

1000+ cases a day and hospitalisations not at their peak untill October/November which will coincide with them opening which completely goes against the Doherty Report. Their cases are plateauing but will inevitably climb rapidly at 70% opening dates , by then hospitals will be overwhelmed. Goodluck if you have a heart attack in October-December in NSW.. What are they actually crushing?

All of your predictions have been wrong. Healthcare hasn't failed, it wont go close to failing. NSW have suffered only a third of the deaths of Victoria, have been in lockdown less than half the time Victoria has and are leading the nation in vaccine roll-out.

They have, on every measure done this better than your beloved Victoria and your beloved dipship Hunchback Premier. Just admit you are wrong and * off.