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And apparently the big demo in Berlin  was disbanded by the old bill as people were not social distancing. Now there is a telling scenario, the Germans are normally a very law abiding, "lets's play it straight" society as we know but they all smell a rat about this whole crackpot situation and wanted to gather to have a bit of a yarn about it all. Except now of course, you can't do that. Despite the fact that infection or fatality figures are not actually rising in Europe. When you have got the likes of Robert F Kennedy Junior on the conspiracy theorist's team, you know that some high ranking people are starting to have serious doubts (and he is in Berlin)

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Just now, Mark Bolam said:

Apart from France had a record number of cases yesterday.

Mark, even the so called experts are saying that the figures are meaningless given that the tests are not seen as accurate. And the symptoms are so mild that a lot of us won't even know we have had it. A "pandemic" is the likes of the Spanish flu, thousands lying in military style hospitals and people dropping like flies. Not this bogus crap

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Whilst I would agree with a lot of that, I was just pointing out that saying infection rates aren’t rising in Europe is incorrect.

 

I’ve just been to France and it doesn’t surprise me tbh, judging by the behaviour of people at the motorway aires.

They can’t keep their bloody hands off each other!

 

In the rural area we went to people were being much more careful.

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9 minutes ago, Mark Bolam said:

Whilst I would agree with a lot of that, I was just pointing out that saying infection rates aren’t rising in Europe is incorrect.

Cases are also on the rise in Germany, Spain and Greece.

 

It's mainly in younger people this time as these are the demographic that are mostly out socialising.

 

Luckily this means that death rates are lower as younger people are still at much lower risk of dying from the virus.

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3 minutes ago, the village idiot said:

Cases are also on the rise in Germany, Spain and Greece.

 

It's mainly in younger people this time as these are the demographic that are mostly out socialising.

 

Luckily this means that death rates are lower as younger people are still at much lower risk of dying from the virus.

Aye, not necessarily a bad thing.

The more young stagers who get it and recover, the less people there are spreading the lurgy about I suppose.

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