Jambojim52 wrote:

So the Covid 19 lock down. It's ok for Charlie to come North ( even though he knew he had symptoms ) then the Scottish Health secretary visits a holiday home, an MP drives 40 miles to visit his parents and now we have Boris going to Checkers and being joined by his partner.
In the mean time police are stopping motorists and if you don't have a valid reason for being out are fining people.
Different rules for the rich.

 
It was the CMO - Chief Medical Officer - Catherine Calderwood.

Anyway, are you not taking part in the Hibs/Hears select or does that require too much brain power?

Recent studies are suggesting there is no " Virus" and the problem is your own immune system over reacting to some other " injury " and over producing Exosomes. This is partly why the already sick are being hit hardest as they are already over producing Exosomes. I tongue in cheek suggested 5g radiation was possibly to blame and electromagnetic radiation ( 5 G ) is one of the things they are investigating as a possible cause of this increased Exosomes production.
It's also a fact that Wuhan was the first to get 5G! 
Now if I was a conspiracy theorist I would certainly be looking into this further. ( good job I'm not eh? )

It's not 5G, Jim.

IJ wrote:

Some stupid **** ate a diseased bat's face/pangolin's arsehole because he thought it'd give him a big boaby. Now folk are deid. There's the entire story. Not everything has to tie in with some lunatic on youtube's view count. 

Sorry IJ you are wrong and always have been. When a reputable news outlet is reporting something is it any less valid than the BBC, that can't even tell the truth about Sevco?
The news is controlled and you only get the narrative they want you to have, so you have to read between the lines sometime and get as much info from different sources as possible to form an opinion.
When news coming out of China suggests the USA had people in the virology lab and they questioned safety protocols you have to sit up and take notice.
The market they are claiming this came from is a fish market with no bats. Added to the fact that the first person to get it had nothing to do with the market in question.
Can't understand why I can't post links ( maybe something to do with my anti virus programme ) ( No not THAT virus ) But check out sky news Australia and you will find it. You are computer savvy so it shouldn't be hard.
 

Jambojim52 wrote:

IJ wrote:

Some stupid **** ate a diseased bat's face/pangolin's arsehole because he thought it'd give him a big boaby. Now folk are deid. There's the entire story. Not everything has to tie in with some lunatic on youtube's view count. 

Sorry IJ you are wrong and always have been. When a reputable news outlet is reporting something is it any less valid than the BBC, that can't even tell the truth about Sevco?
The news is controlled and you only get the narrative they want you to have, so you have to read between the lines sometime and get as much info from different sources as possible to form an opinion.
When news coming out of China suggests the USA had people in the virology lab and they questioned safety protocols you have to sit up and take notice.
The market they are claiming this came from is a fish market with no bats. Added to the fact that the first person to get it had nothing to do with the market in question.
Can't understand why I can't post links ( maybe something to do with my anti virus programme ) ( No not THAT virus ) But check out sky news Australia and you will find it. You are computer savvy so it shouldn't be hard.
 

Neither of us has seen that market Jim so we're taking someone else's word for what it sold on which day. Why would we trust source X for what it was selling over source Y? And as for the first person to catch it - how could you, I, the W.H.O. the Tory Party or expert A or doctor B know who was first.  Given that some people barely know they have it (we hear) there could have been scores of people with it, passing it on to each other, getting it back before it finally landed on the first person who needed medical attention and was diagnosed as a result. For all anyone knows they could have been the 3000,001st.