Coronavirus (Covid19)

[DOC]

Ditto

[Apachebulldog]

America the land of the dodgy.

Check out this video from the 5.50 mark Doctor Jensen from Minnesota questioning re dodgy recording/ practices re WU HU FLU deaths.

Looks like some of the proffessionals have not got a clue.

Very very interesting.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hNM9DdWmR0

Is that the one where if you had Covid back in March and have since recovered and you now have a heart attack or get hit by a bus and die they have recorded it as a covid death?

No

Some of the sheep on here who like to post silly responses just for the hell of it i suggest you WATCH.

From the 5.50 minute mark it gets very very interesting.

If you have the patience which i doubt.

If you do can you then post your intelligent responses .

[Bum Crack]

9 more deaths. I think Corona Mans prediction of it overtaking the road toll will be correct.

Well if it's the so called pandemic they say it is, so it bloody well should. The way it's ****** up this country financially, it should be 100000 deaths judging by all the carry on. ******* over it.

What part of prevention is so difficult to understand?

Exactly. So u agree with me then? Cheers.

[Senor Moto Gadili]

America the land of the dodgy.

Check out this video from the 5.50 mark Doctor Jensen from Minnesota questioning re dodgy recording/ practices re WU HU FLU deaths.

Looks like some of the proffessionals have not got a clue.

Very very interesting.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hNM9DdWmR0

.... and there is nothing more dodgy than another lying Republican senator.

[Booney]

Selfish pieces of shit, I say jail.

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The two teenage girls with COVID-19 who travelled to Melbourne and back this month have been fined $4000 each after lying to authorities about where they had been, sparking fears of a second wave of the pandemic.

The teens ­allegedly travelled to Melbourne this month on a shoplifting mission to steal luxury handbags.

As fears rose that the 19-year-old women had triggered Queensland’s first community-trans­mitted cluster in months — with a sister of one of the pair also testing positive late on Wednesday — it emerged they were wanted by Victoria Police.

It is understood the pair — one of whom was named as Olivia Winnie Muranga — are under investigation over an ­attempted theft of Bottega Veneta handbags at a high-end store in Melbourne, with suspicions they travelled interstate specifically to shoplift the goods and sell them.

The teenagers already face criminal charges in Queensland after they allegedly failed to declare their trip to Victoria and gave false personal details on state border declaration forms, after flying back to Brisbane via Sydney on July 21.

Health authorities have ordered the closure of two schools for cleaning, including Parklands Christian College, south of Brisbane, where one of the women is a cleaner and had worked for at least two days after her return.

Six restaurants and bars in Brisbane’s CBD and the outer southern suburbs have also been closed for cleaning, along with a small shopping centre, African grocery store and a medical practice visited by either of the women since returning.

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said she was “absolutely furious” about the new COVID cases — the first detected outside quarantine since May — before announcing that all of Greater Sydney would now be locked out of Queensland.

“I’m absolutely furious this has happened, that these two people have gone to Victoria, have come back and have given misleading information to authorities,” she said.

Victorian and Queensland police declined to comment on the allegations that the two were wanted over alleged shoplifting in Melbourne but several sources have confirmed that they are. It is understood both failed to declare the visit to Melbourne on their return to Queensland, with one also allegedly providing a false date of birth and misspelling her name on the declaration form.

“They were under investigation by Victoria Police as suspects in shoplifting in Melbourne,” a source said. “After testing positive and being contacted by Queensland Health, they admitted to being in Sydney but didn’t admit to being in Melbourne, which came up in later checks.’’

The 19-year-olds were on the move for eight days with symptoms after arriving home on July 21, visiting Brisbane’s CBD and suburbs south of Brisbane.

[Magellan]

Selfish pieces of shit, I say jail.

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The two teenage girls with COVID-19 who travelled to Melbourne and back this month have been fined $4000 each after lying to authorities about where they had been, sparking fears of a second wave of the pandemic.

The teens ­allegedly travelled to Melbourne this month on a shoplifting mission to steal luxury handbags.

As fears rose that the 19-year-old women had triggered Queensland’s first community-trans­mitted cluster in months — with a sister of one of the pair also testing positive late on Wednesday — it emerged they were wanted by Victoria Police.

It is understood the pair — one of whom was named as Olivia Winnie Muranga — are under investigation over an ­attempted theft of Bottega Veneta handbags at a high-end store in Melbourne, with suspicions they travelled interstate specifically to shoplift the goods and sell them.

The teenagers already face criminal charges in Queensland after they allegedly failed to declare their trip to Victoria and gave false personal details on state border declaration forms, after flying back to Brisbane via Sydney on July 21.

Health authorities have ordered the closure of two schools for cleaning, including Parklands Christian College, south of Brisbane, where one of the women is a cleaner and had worked for at least two days after her return.

Six restaurants and bars in Brisbane’s CBD and the outer southern suburbs have also been closed for cleaning, along with a small shopping centre, African grocery store and a medical practice visited by either of the women since returning.

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said she was “absolutely furious” about the new COVID cases — the first detected outside quarantine since May — before announcing that all of Greater Sydney would now be locked out of Queensland.

“I’m absolutely furious this has happened, that these two people have gone to Victoria, have come back and have given misleading information to authorities,” she said.

Victorian and Queensland police declined to comment on the allegations that the two were wanted over alleged shoplifting in Melbourne but several sources have confirmed that they are. It is understood both failed to declare the visit to Melbourne on their return to Queensland, with one also allegedly providing a false date of birth and misspelling her name on the declaration form.

“They were under investigation by Victoria Police as suspects in shoplifting in Melbourne,” a source said. “After testing positive and being contacted by Queensland Health, they admitted to being in Sydney but didn’t admit to being in Melbourne, which came up in later checks.’’

The 19-year-olds were on the move for eight days with symptoms after arriving home on July 21, visiting Brisbane’s CBD and suburbs south of Brisbane.

Yes, penalties need to be harsh for these types of breaches. I suspect we'll see more of this type of carry-on in the near future.

[cracka]

Hearing calls for deportation. Where are they from

[whufc]

Selfish pieces of shit, I say jail.

__________________________

The two teenage girls with COVID-19 who travelled to Melbourne and back this month have been fined $4000 each after lying to authorities about where they had been, sparking fears of a second wave of the pandemic.

The teens ­allegedly travelled to Melbourne this month on a shoplifting mission to steal luxury handbags.

As fears rose that the 19-year-old women had triggered Queensland’s first community-trans­mitted cluster in months — with a sister of one of the pair also testing positive late on Wednesday — it emerged they were wanted by Victoria Police.

It is understood the pair — one of whom was named as Olivia Winnie Muranga — are under investigation over an ­attempted theft of Bottega Veneta handbags at a high-end store in Melbourne, with suspicions they travelled interstate specifically to shoplift the goods and sell them.

The teenagers already face criminal charges in Queensland after they allegedly failed to declare their trip to Victoria and gave false personal details on state border declaration forms, after flying back to Brisbane via Sydney on July 21.

Health authorities have ordered the closure of two schools for cleaning, including Parklands Christian College, south of Brisbane, where one of the women is a cleaner and had worked for at least two days after her return.

Six restaurants and bars in Brisbane’s CBD and the outer southern suburbs have also been closed for cleaning, along with a small shopping centre, African grocery store and a medical practice visited by either of the women since returning.

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said she was “absolutely furious” about the new COVID cases — the first detected outside quarantine since May — before announcing that all of Greater Sydney would now be locked out of Queensland.

“I’m absolutely furious this has happened, that these two people have gone to Victoria, have come back and have given misleading information to authorities,” she said.

Victorian and Queensland police declined to comment on the allegations that the two were wanted over alleged shoplifting in Melbourne but several sources have confirmed that they are. It is understood both failed to declare the visit to Melbourne on their return to Queensland, with one also allegedly providing a false date of birth and misspelling her name on the declaration form.

“They were under investigation by Victoria Police as suspects in shoplifting in Melbourne,” a source said. “After testing positive and being contacted by Queensland Health, they admitted to being in Sydney but didn’t admit to being in Melbourne, which came up in later checks.’’

The 19-year-olds were on the move for eight days with symptoms after arriving home on July 21, visiting Brisbane’s CBD and suburbs south of Brisbane.

Manslaughter if it can be proved via contact tracing they are responsible for a death.

Furious about this behaviour!

[Jim05]

Hearing over 700 today. Thought the trend was going down

[Bum Crack]

Selfish pieces of shit, I say jail.

__________________________

The two teenage girls with COVID-19 who travelled to Melbourne and back this month have been fined $4000 each after lying to authorities about where they had been, sparking fears of a second wave of the pandemic.

The teens ­allegedly travelled to Melbourne this month on a shoplifting mission to steal luxury handbags.

As fears rose that the 19-year-old women had triggered Queensland’s first community-trans­mitted cluster in months — with a sister of one of the pair also testing positive late on Wednesday — it emerged they were wanted by Victoria Police.

It is understood the pair — one of whom was named as Olivia Winnie Muranga — are under investigation over an ­attempted theft of Bottega Veneta handbags at a high-end store in Melbourne, with suspicions they travelled interstate specifically to shoplift the goods and sell them.

The teenagers already face criminal charges in Queensland after they allegedly failed to declare their trip to Victoria and gave false personal details on state border declaration forms, after flying back to Brisbane via Sydney on July 21.

Health authorities have ordered the closure of two schools for cleaning, including Parklands Christian College, south of Brisbane, where one of the women is a cleaner and had worked for at least two days after her return.

Six restaurants and bars in Brisbane’s CBD and the outer southern suburbs have also been closed for cleaning, along with a small shopping centre, African grocery store and a medical practice visited by either of the women since returning.

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said she was “absolutely furious” about the new COVID cases — the first detected outside quarantine since May — before announcing that all of Greater Sydney would now be locked out of Queensland.

“I’m absolutely furious this has happened, that these two people have gone to Victoria, have come back and have given misleading information to authorities,” she said.

Victorian and Queensland police declined to comment on the allegations that the two were wanted over alleged shoplifting in Melbourne but several sources have confirmed that they are. It is understood both failed to declare the visit to Melbourne on their return to Queensland, with one also allegedly providing a false date of birth and misspelling her name on the declaration form.

“They were under investigation by Victoria Police as suspects in shoplifting in Melbourne,” a source said. “After testing positive and being contacted by Queensland Health, they admitted to being in Sydney but didn’t admit to being in Melbourne, which came up in later checks.’’

The 19-year-olds were on the move for eight days with symptoms after arriving home on July 21, visiting Brisbane’s CBD and suburbs south of Brisbane.

Manslaughter if it can be proved via contact tracing they are responsible for a death.

Furious about this behaviour!

Probably say goodbye to our holiday at Port Douglass end of September.

[locky801]

Hearing over 700 today. Thought the trend was going down

[Wedgie]

Hearing over 700 today. Thought the trend was going down

Thats getting into dangerous territory, as mentioned previously 10 days in a row of 900 plus potentially overloads the medical system there.

[Jim05]

723 cases and 13 deaths apparently

[Wedgie]

Hearing calls for deportation. Where are they from

Their faces look like a baboon's arse so they are probably from Africa.

Poor form.

FFS have you seen the botox lips? It's a bit of humour. You blokes need to stop being so ******* serious about everything.

Must admit I took no offence from what you said as I though it was obvious you were referring to their ridiculous lips and not their nationality.
Maybe the others hadn't seen a pic of them yet and jumped to a conclusion?
Anyway, nothing to see here IMHO.

[Magellan]

Hearing calls for deportation. Where are they from

Their faces look like a baboon's arse so they are probably from Africa.

Poor form.

FFS have you seen the botox lips? It's a bit of humour. You blokes need to stop being so ******* serious about everything.

Sure, their lips do look silly. But why is it relevant that they might be from Africa?

[Booney]

Hearing calls for deportation. Where are they from

Their faces look like a baboon's arse so they are probably from Africa.

Poor form.

FFS have you seen the botox lips? It's a bit of humour. You blokes need to stop being so ******* serious about everything.

Sure thing.

[heater31]

Hearing calls for deportation. Where are they from

Their faces look like a baboon's arse so they are probably from Africa.

Poor form.

FFS have you seen the botox lips? It's a bit of humour. You blokes need to stop being so ******* serious about everything.

Nope. Poor choice of words from you.

[Lightning McQueen]

Some soothing music to simmer the mood.

[The Bedge]

Must admit I took no offence from what you said as I though it was obvious you were referring to their ridiculous lips and not their nationality.
Maybe the others hadn't seen a pic of them yet and jumped to a conclusion?
Anyway, nothing to see here IMHO.

Waft! Absolutely zero need to reference a country.. this would've sufficed:

Their faces look like a baboon's arse.

[whufc]

Must admit I took no offence from what you said as I though it was obvious you were referring to their ridiculous lips and not their nationality.
Maybe the others hadn't seen a pic of them yet and jumped to a conclusion?
Anyway, nothing to see here IMHO.

Waft! Absolutely zero need to reference a country.. this would've sufficed:

Their faces look like a baboon's arse.

Yep!