SP said..








Few. I though it was Gold Coast slang for gang bang

Cobra said..
it is so so so ****n early with numbers.
if you look at the death toll verse contracted cases ,last i looked was running just under 5% was lower at start.
why do people say,,,, influenza kills thousands a year and we don't stop the country...
.stop thinking this is influenza FFS influenza A & B runs about 1%. influenzas are a runny nose compared to this.
people stay at home and stop looking for bull**** reasons to leave your home. **** i would hate to see how their self entitled kids behave .

Cobra said..
it is so so so ****n early with numbers.
if you look at the death toll verse contracted cases ,last i looked was running just under 5% was lower at start.
why do people say,,,, influenza kills thousands a year and we don't stop the country...
.stop thinking this is influenza FFS influenza A & B runs about 1%. influenzas are a runny nose compared to this.
people stay at home and stop looking for bull**** reasons to leave your home. **** i would hate to see how their self entitled kids behave .

Cobra said..
it is so so so ****n early with numbers.
if you look at the death toll verse contracted cases ,last i looked was running just under 5% was lower at start.
why do people say,,,, influenza kills thousands a year and we don't stop the country...
.stop thinking this is influenza FFS influenza A & B runs about 1%. influenzas are a runny nose compared to this.
people stay at home and stop looking for bull**** reasons to leave your home. **** i would hate to see how their self entitled kids behave .

MickPC said..
















I'm not having a go at you here, could you please provide more information. Is this factual, did it happen to you or did you hear of it happening to someone else?

My understanding is that restrictions for outdoor "Leisure and recreation" is limited to 10 people & social distancing must be adhered to as outlined on the government website;
www.wa.gov.au/organisation/department-of-the-premier-and-cabinet/covid-19-coronavirus-community-advice

At the moment all I can find for police actually stopping people is the following article & its in regard to crossing boundaries.
www.abc.net.au/news/2020-04-01/coronavirus-travel-restrictions-in-wa-toughest-in-australia/12108868

Based upon the current "advice" & boundary restrictions there is nothing to say you can't go to the beach for recreational activities provided you are not operating a boat (that is not your home), crossing boundaries or entering within 1.5m proximity of someones personal space.

Its important that people stand up for their rights as they are steadily being chipped away from us like the Victorians did with the bonk ban.
www.themorningbulletin.com.au/news/victoria-backflips-on-partner-visit-rule2/3986902/

Governments never fail to take advantage of a crisis & we need to remain vigilant in what is going on in the background as the world is blindsided by this virus. They could use this to make changes which may not be reversed in the future.

I'm not saying to not follow advice to reduce the spread of the virus, but if we allow precedent for them taking away our freedom for things unrelated or going way too far with things like that bonk ban. They could exercise the same measures in future because we've allowed them to do so.

Australia typically has 1500 to 3000 deaths from influenza every year;
www.isg.org.au/index.php/clinical-information/influenza-fast-facts-/

So far there have been 21 deaths from C19, it will be interesting to see what it gets up to within 12 months;
www.health.gov.au/news/health-alerts/novel-coronavirus-2019-ncov-health-alert/coronavirus-covid-19-current-situation-and-case-numbers

I'm not downplaying the virus, I have elderly parents I call each day to check on & encourage to take precautions. Although mum was a nurse for over 40 years so she knows a thing or 2 about infection control.

But...Australia has this or that Influenza every year, most of the time we don't brand them & the media doesn't run stories like. The Australian deathrate "JUMPED today, by "1".

In the end we will need to look back & ask if this was handled correctly. The media & government will most likely tell us that they did & next time it happens they will do the same thing which will essentially allow them to do it every year. So far I feel decisions have been made with fear rather than fact. Only time will tell if this was either the biggest psyops of all time or not.

It sure stopped all the protests around the world & at least we're not talking about climate change, bushfires, LGBQLSD rights, diversity, womens workplace stuff & all the other BS lefty nonsense. I can now watch the news without shouting "thats BS" & getting angry

Hydromann said..
Good luck driving to the beach. cops are starting to fine people for non essential travel. And apparently traveling to the beach to exercise (surf) is now deemed non essential.

Ran the numbers, in WA you have a 1 in 5000 chance of bumping into a Covid case, and if you practice safe distancing and good hygiene you have a net zero chance of picking it up.

I get the need to enforce behavioral changes to stop the spread, but seriously fining people $1000 for a trip to the beach?

Have to keep telling myself to suck it up, just suck it up boy.

We re-estimated mortality rates by dividing the number of deaths on a given day by the number of patients with confirmed COVID-19 infection 14 days before. On this basis, using WHO data on the cumulative number of deaths to March 1, 2020, mortality rates would be 5?6% (95% CI 5?4-5?8) for China and 15?2% (12?5-17?9) outside of China. Global mortality rates over time using a 14-day delay estimate are shown in the figure, with a curve that levels off to a rate of 5?7% (5?5-5?9), converging with the current WHO estimates. Estimates will increase if a longer delay between onset of illness and death is considered. A recent time-delay adjusted estimation indicates that mortality rate of COVID-19 could be as high as 20% in Wuhan, the epicentre of the outbreak.
6 These findings show that the current figures might underestimate the potential threat of COVID-19 in symptomatic patients.