Coronavirus

[Barrybran]

Tony was right all along...

 

[Herne Hill Hammer]

this is obscene...******* get the army and shut this shit down for all our sakes.

It's like the throngs at Uluru before they shut the rock down for climbing.

 

[Power Raid]

Time to call nation wide elections

We don’t need soft *****

 

[Gough]

Time to call nation wide elections

We don’t need soft *****

We had an election a year ago, Australia wants this waste of good white skin.

 

[kranky al]

 

[Herne Hill Hammer]

The Coles lady I spoke with today said the same boomers lining up for invalid hour, are coming back several times throughout the day, every day.

Yep the oldies are taking the piss as good as anyone during community hour 3 days a week.

 

[Herne Hill Hammer]

I know. But solo older person?

Maybe buying for less mobile mates.

Maybe groups have a designated shopper.

Depending on what you buy, $200 might not be a whole lot these days and there are still restrictions on a number of staples.

 

[kranky al]

One thing i feel isnt getting through - just isnt cutting through to the average bloke, the above average intelligent bloke, the politicians - and even the medical community - is the word asymptomatic.

we are enacting all these measures that are effectively horse has bolted bullshit because we cant comprehend how bad this virus is before we even show the first sign of being sick.



Go the **** home.

stay the **** home

there is no amount of money worth you, not being there for your family in two weeks time.

if you seriously think they will value the few hundred dollars you earned in that two weeks before you died - or didnt die - didnt even feel slightly ill - didnt feel a thing BUT INFECTED 600 other people.....

please think again.....

 

[Lebbo73]

One thing i feel isnt getting through - just isnt cutting through to the average bloke, the above average intelligent bloke, the politicians - and even the medical community - is the word asymptomatic.

we are enacting all these measures that are effectively horse has bolted bullshit because we cant comprehend how bad this virus is before we even show the first sign of being sick.



Go the fu** home.

stay the fu** home

there is no amount of money worth you, not being there for your family in two weeks time.

if you seriously think they will value the few hundred dollars you earned in that two weeks before you died - or didnt die - didnt even feel slightly ill - didnt feel a thing BUT INFECTED 600 other people.....

please think again.....

We Live in Interesting Times

Hi Lebbo73 The Chinese have a saying ‘may you live in interesting times’. They certainly got their wish. No-one I have spoken to can recall anything quite like what we are experiencing now. However, despite the induced hysteria, the past week has seen some evidence that the alarmism attached to COVID–19 and the global response has been way over the top. The catastrophic danger peddled by much of the media is increasingly being exposed as statistical manipulation. In some countries with high mortality rates, they only count those who are hospitalised as Corona cases. This conveniently ignores many who have the virus but much less severe (or even zero) symptoms. This generates headline mortality rates that have little statistical validity but frighten the heck out of people. I wrote last week that the vast majority of victims have one or more underlying health conditions and this week has also seen reports that many victims died due to these conditions rather than anything specifically induced by the Coronavirus. It just so happens that they have COVID–19 as well as other problems. There is no question that this virus is bad but there are many worse things at work in the world and we don’t bring everything to a shuddering halt to deal with them. And yes, some government response to this latest peril is warranted but the long-term implications of what governments across the globe are doing cannot be ignored. In times of crisis or uncertainty, it is more important than ever to adhere to principle to inform important decisions. Unfortunately this has been ignored as political types try to fix the problems they created by trying to fix other problems which they created trying to fix… You get the picture. I never imagined Australian’s would be banned from going to the beach or the footy. Who could predict that property rights would be violated to such an extent that government simply tells people it’s okay not to pay rent and then prevents property owners from evicting them. Until this week I thought rationing of basic foodstuffs was the preserve of communist dictatorships. The Greens political party would be cheering the implementation of their policy increase the dole but even couldn't dream it would double.. Personally I find it hard to understand the need to double payments for those who weren’t working in the first place and now don’t have to pay any rent and have no jobs to even apply for. I suppose they can spend more on those ’essentials’ at the few stores actually open through the great beneficence of the government. It all comes at a heavy price which will be in the form of a one trillion dollar national debt that will be met by future generations as capitalism and ancient liberties are forever changed. The tsunami of borrowed stimulus money washing across the country is simply a salve designed to ease the pain of a politically cauterised economy. The political left have seen their big government dreams come true with more and more citizens dependent on the state than ever before. Trust me when I tell you this will not end well for any of us. Actually, that’s not quite true. There is one group of people who are largely unaffected by this crisis. That’s the government workers and the politicians. Their jobs are secure and their pay has been unaffected. It must be a great comfort that they can be spared the worst of their policy experiments which will have massive long-term implications for the rest of us. Until next week P.S – Last weeks email prompted another deluge of responses. I read them all (as i do every week) and try to respond where I can. While in lockdown, I am working on a means to more fully engage and strengthen the common sense community. There's strength in numbers so stick with us and encourage your friends to subscribe at www.corybernardi.com

 

[kranky al]

​ We Live in Interesting Times

​ Hi Lebbo73 The Chinese have a saying ‘may you live in interesting times’. They certainly got their wish. No-one I have spoken to can recall anything quite like what we are experiencing now. However, despite the induced hysteria, the past week has seen some evidence that the alarmism attached to COVID–19 and the global response has been way over the top. The catastrophic danger peddled by much of the media is increasingly being exposed as statistical manipulation. In some countries with high mortality rates, they only count those who are hospitalised as Corona cases. This conveniently ignores many who have the virus but much less severe (or even zero) symptoms. This generates headline mortality rates that have little statistical validity but frighten the heck out of people. I wrote last week that the vast majority of victims have one or more underlying health conditions and this week has also seen reports that many victims died due to these conditions rather than anything specifically induced by the Coronavirus. It just so happens that they have COVID–19 as well as other problems. There is no question that this virus is bad but there are many worse things at work in the world and we don’t bring everything to a shuddering halt to deal with them. And yes, some government response to this latest peril is warranted but the long-term implications of what governments across the globe are doing cannot be ignored. In times of crisis or uncertainty, it is more important than ever to adhere to principle to inform important decisions. Unfortunately this has been ignored as political types try to fix the problems they created by trying to fix other problems which they created trying to fix… You get the picture. I never imagined Australian’s would be banned from going to the beach or the footy. Who could predict that property rights would be violated to such an extent that government simply tells people it’s okay not to pay rent and then prevents property owners from evicting them. Until this week I thought rationing of basic foodstuffs was the preserve of communist dictatorships. The Greens political party would be cheering the implementation of their policy increase the dole but even couldn't dream it would double.. Personally I find it hard to understand the need to double payments for those who weren’t working in the first place and now don’t have to pay any rent and have no jobs to even apply for. I suppose they can spend more on those ’essentials’ at the few stores actually open through the great beneficence of the government. It all comes at a heavy price which will be in the form of a one trillion dollar national debt that will be met by future generations as capitalism and ancient liberties are forever changed. The tsunami of borrowed stimulus money washing across the country is simply a salve designed to ease the pain of a politically cauterised economy. The political left have seen their big government dreams come true with more and more citizens dependent on the state than ever before. Trust me when I tell you this will not end well for any of us. Actually, that’s not quite true. There is one group of people who are largely unaffected by this crisis. That’s the government workers and the politicians. Their jobs are secure and their pay has been unaffected. It must be a great comfort that they can be spared the worst of their policy experiments which will have massive long-term implications for the rest of us. Until next week P.S – Last weeks email prompted another deluge of responses. I read them all (as i do every week) and try to respond where I can. While in lockdown, I am working on a means to more fully engage and strengthen the common sense community. There's strength in numbers so stick with us and encourage your friends to subscribe at www.corybernardi.com

What a surprise - a science denying halfwit who thinks dinosaurs walked the earth with jeebers has sponsors who are all in bunkers that want the wage slaves back producing for them so stock market line go up not down.

f}%# him.

fu}# you

f{c% them

f}#k all of you


Human lives >>> Stock market line

 

[Over The Post]

I'd write what I think about that "newsletter" but I don't want a few days off for evading the swear filter.

 

[Ghost Patrol]

​ We Live in Interesting Times

​ Hi Lebbo73 The Chinese have a saying ‘may you live in interesting times’. They certainly got their wish. No-one I have spoken to can recall anything quite like what we are experiencing now. However, despite the induced hysteria, the past week has seen some evidence that the alarmism attached to COVID–19 and the global response has been way over the top. The catastrophic danger peddled by much of the media is increasingly being exposed as statistical manipulation. In some countries with high mortality rates, they only count those who are hospitalised as Corona cases. This conveniently ignores many who have the virus but much less severe (or even zero) symptoms. This generates headline mortality rates that have little statistical validity but frighten the heck out of people. I wrote last week that the vast majority of victims have one or more underlying health conditions and this week has also seen reports that many victims died due to these conditions rather than anything specifically induced by the Coronavirus. It just so happens that they have COVID–19 as well as other problems. There is no question that this virus is bad but there are many worse things at work in the world and we don’t bring everything to a shuddering halt to deal with them. And yes, some government response to this latest peril is warranted but the long-term implications of what governments across the globe are doing cannot be ignored. In times of crisis or uncertainty, it is more important than ever to adhere to principle to inform important decisions. Unfortunately this has been ignored as political types try to fix the problems they created by trying to fix other problems which they created trying to fix… You get the picture. I never imagined Australian’s would be banned from going to the beach or the footy. Who could predict that property rights would be violated to such an extent that government simply tells people it’s okay not to pay rent and then prevents property owners from evicting them. Until this week I thought rationing of basic foodstuffs was the preserve of communist dictatorships. The Greens political party would be cheering the implementation of their policy increase the dole but even couldn't dream it would double.. Personally I find it hard to understand the need to double payments for those who weren’t working in the first place and now don’t have to pay any rent and have no jobs to even apply for. I suppose they can spend more on those ’essentials’ at the few stores actually open through the great beneficence of the government. It all comes at a heavy price which will be in the form of a one trillion dollar national debt that will be met by future generations as capitalism and ancient liberties are forever changed. The tsunami of borrowed stimulus money washing across the country is simply a salve designed to ease the pain of a politically cauterised economy. The political left have seen their big government dreams come true with more and more citizens dependent on the state than ever before. Trust me when I tell you this will not end well for any of us. Actually, that’s not quite true. There is one group of people who are largely unaffected by this crisis. That’s the government workers and the politicians. Their jobs are secure and their pay has been unaffected. It must be a great comfort that they can be spared the worst of their policy experiments which will have massive long-term implications for the rest of us. Until next week P.S – Last weeks email prompted another deluge of responses. I read them all (as i do every week) and try to respond where I can. While in lockdown, I am working on a means to more fully engage and strengthen the common sense community. There's strength in numbers so stick with us and encourage your friends to subscribe at www.corybernardi.com

Reminds me of the giant novelty cheques

Very interesting that he calls you by your real name lebbo73

 

[Lebbo73]

Reminds me of the giant novelty cheques

Very interesting that he calls you by your real name lebbo73

I changed that mate

 

[Ghost Patrol]

Speaking of giant novelty cheques, I'm a bit sad it doesn't have scomos name on it

 

[E Shed]

I'm at a loss to imagine the kind of world that would make Corey happy but I guess a sort of white, christian version of a middle ages, Islamic caliphate where religious dogma can be enforced via capital punishment and torture and slavery is just par for the course.

 

[Over The Post]

Read "Handmaid's Tale"? Bernardi's idea of heaven on earth.

 

[its free real estate]

It is widely known that the WHO is corrupt and useless, bit like night following day.

Perhaps you should keep your bitchy comments to yourself.

WHO ‘parroted Chinese propaganda’ about coronavirus

ANALYSIS

www.news.com.au

Can the organisation survive this?

 

[kranky al]

​ We Live in Interesting Times

​ Hi Lebbo73 The Chinese have a saying ‘may you live in interesting times’. They certainly got their wish. No-one I have spoken to can recall anything quite like what we are experiencing now. However, despite the induced hysteria, the past week has seen some evidence that the alarmism attached to COVID–19 and the global response has been way over the top. The catastrophic danger peddled by much of the media is increasingly being exposed as statistical manipulation. In some countries with high mortality rates, they only count those who are hospitalised as Corona cases. This conveniently ignores many who have the virus but much less severe (or even zero) symptoms. This generates headline mortality rates that have little statistical validity but frighten the heck out of people. I wrote last week that the vast majority of victims have one or more underlying health conditions and this week has also seen reports that many victims died due to these conditions rather than anything specifically induced by the Coronavirus. It just so happens that they have COVID–19 as well as other problems. There is no question that this virus is bad but there are many worse things at work in the world and we don’t bring everything to a shuddering halt to deal with them. And yes, some government response to this latest peril is warranted but the long-term implications of what governments across the globe are doing cannot be ignored. In times of crisis or uncertainty, it is more important than ever to adhere to principle to inform important decisions. Unfortunately this has been ignored as political types try to fix the problems they created by trying to fix other problems which they created trying to fix… You get the picture. I never imagined Australian’s would be banned from going to the beach or the footy. Who could predict that property rights would be violated to such an extent that government simply tells people it’s okay not to pay rent and then prevents property owners from evicting them. Until this week I thought rationing of basic foodstuffs was the preserve of communist dictatorships. The Greens political party would be cheering the implementation of their policy increase the dole but even couldn't dream it would double.. Personally I find it hard to understand the need to double payments for those who weren’t working in the first place and now don’t have to pay any rent and have no jobs to even apply for. I suppose they can spend more on those ’essentials’ at the few stores actually open through the great beneficence of the government. It all comes at a heavy price which will be in the form of a one trillion dollar national debt that will be met by future generations as capitalism and ancient liberties are forever changed. The tsunami of borrowed stimulus money washing across the country is simply a salve designed to ease the pain of a politically cauterised economy. The political left have seen their big government dreams come true with more and more citizens dependent on the state than ever before. Trust me when I tell you this will not end well for any of us. Actually, that’s not quite true. There is one group of people who are largely unaffected by this crisis. That’s the government workers and the politicians. Their jobs are secure and their pay has been unaffected. It must be a great comfort that they can be spared the worst of their policy experiments which will have massive long-term implications for the rest of us. Until next week P.S – Last weeks email prompted another deluge of responses. I read them all (as i do every week) and try to respond where I can. While in lockdown, I am working on a means to more fully engage and strengthen the common sense community. There's strength in numbers so stick with us and encourage your friends to subscribe at www.corybernardi.com

WHO ‘parroted Chinese propaganda’ about coronavirus

ANALYSIS

www.news.com.au

Can the organisation survive this?

 

[kranky al]

I changed that mate

Do you not even see the irony in his bio - the first thing he talks about is the sanctity of life - not the sanctity of billionaires money

what an utter cretinous hypocrite he is.

 

[NSWCROW]

Reminds me of the giant novelty cheques

Very interesting that he calls you by your real name lebbo73

bernardi sooks over the stimulus to welfare recipients


Automatically a great move imo then


Absolute worm

 

[Hoops]

Wrong Fred

 

[NSWCROW]

YET ANOTHER passes where NO ONE loses their job over the Ruby Princess debacle

 

[kranky al]

 

[Power Raid]

So we are down to 3,300 cases. Better still, given these aren’t the risk, we are down to circa 1,700 (120 new cases by 14 days) spreaders.

Let’s see where we are at in 2 more weeks in terms of numbers.

The big question is how we open our borders in 12-18 months.

 

[kranky al]

Stop what you are doing: watch this video and share it

it could save your life: