Lucky Luke
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I have.
Lockdowns work.
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Budley Doright
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He ran away with his dick between his legs after suggesting we let the old and compromised die so he could partake in a hamburger at the beach
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Herb & Suds
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/covid-19-disinformation-backfires-russian-161038950.html
Putin’s lies catching up to him just like stinkys
Putin’s lies catching up to him just like stinkys
CunningCanuk
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I miss that guy.He ran away with his dick between his legs after suggesting we let the old and compromised die so he could partake in a hamburger at the beach
Budley Doright
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Ya he was a real peach
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Lucky Luke
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Statistics
· Last updated: 2 days ago
Total
Australia
| Cases 130K 130,000 | Deaths 1,448 1,448 |
| Location | Cases | Deaths |
|---|---|---|
| Tasmania | 237 237 | 13 13 |
| Victoria | 81,651 81,651 | 1,052 1,052 |
| New South Wales | 74,057 74,057 | 557 557 |
| Queensland | 2,085 2,085 | 7 7 |
| Australian Capital Territory | 1,731 1,731 | 11 11 |
| Western Australia | 1,112 1,112 | 9 9 |
| South Australia | 918 918 | 4 4 |
| Northern Territory | 225 225 | - |
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nuskool89
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Florida now has America's lowest COVID rate. Does Ron DeSantis deserve credit?
The U.S. state with the fewest daily COVID-19 cases per capita is the same one that recently had more than any other: Florida.
Interesting
hanimmal
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Didn't DeSantis blame Biden for the surge back in August? Doesn't that mean that Biden should get the credit for any decreases now there then?
Florida now has America's lowest COVID rate. Does Ron DeSantis deserve credit?
The U.S. state with the fewest daily COVID-19 cases per capita is the same one that recently had more than any other: Florida.news.yahoo.com
Interesting
But seriously, do you actually trust anything that DeSantis is doing down there? The guy is as big of a con as Trump from what little I have seen from him.
hanimmal
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Being around those idiot propagandists from OANN and like will do that. She is lucky she is vaccinated so she is far less likely to wind up in the hospital from it.
Spreading this meme is awesome, but probably not in the way you think it is.
Again, even PJ is laughing.
Lucky Luke
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Exactly. We will all get it. Get Vaccinated.
injinji
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That is great news. She is not going to die.
Lucky Luke
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For a late start on vaccinations Australia has really crushed it in a short period of time.
And yes Tasmania (my state) is still Covid transmission free
And yes Tasmania (my state) is still Covid transmission free
Dreminen169
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Lucky Luke
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Still Covid transmission free but it will all end this week as we open our borders tomorrow to the unclean.
www.theguardian.com
‘Last days without Covid’: relief and anxiety as Tasmania prepares for border reopening
The island state is set to reopen to all vaccinated Australians. While businesses will welcome the tourists, some are concerned the health system won’t cope
www.theguardian.com
Lucky Luke
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I find it interesting to note the speed of the spread.
Population of Tasmania - about 550,000.
December 14 2021 - 0 Covid cases, borders have been open to WA/SA/NT/QLD and with significant restrictions to VIC/NSW for about a year.
December 15 2021 - Borders opened to all mainland states with some restrictions requiring testing prior to travel i.e. can't travel if positive etc.
January 4 2021 - 2244 active Covid cases.
So in about 3 weeks, we go from 0 in 550,00 to 1 in every 245 people having an active Covid case.
Also significant is the positive rate in the testing. Last 24 hours 702 cases from 2088 tests giving a strike rate of 34% which suggests there is a massive under testing occurring.
Food for thought - when will it reach 1 in 1?
FWIW - 91.9% double vaxxed (aged 12 and over)
Population of Tasmania - about 550,000.
December 14 2021 - 0 Covid cases, borders have been open to WA/SA/NT/QLD and with significant restrictions to VIC/NSW for about a year.
December 15 2021 - Borders opened to all mainland states with some restrictions requiring testing prior to travel i.e. can't travel if positive etc.
January 4 2021 - 2244 active Covid cases.
So in about 3 weeks, we go from 0 in 550,00 to 1 in every 245 people having an active Covid case.
Also significant is the positive rate in the testing. Last 24 hours 702 cases from 2088 tests giving a strike rate of 34% which suggests there is a massive under testing occurring.
Food for thought - when will it reach 1 in 1?
FWIW - 91.9% double vaxxed (aged 12 and over)
Budley Doright
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It’s crazy how fast this thing can spread as seen in our health unit here. We went from very few cases with Delta to the highest per capita numbers in Canada in a matter of two weeks. It seemed to happen (coincidence?) right after we held an national university rugby match at Queens University just as Omni was first detected
. There was also huge parties at the university that week as well. We have now suspended testing for the most part and case counts, it’s impossible to get any accurate numbers. Hospital admissions are now the driving data sets for the province .
DIY-HP-LED
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Same story here in Nova Scotia Canada, population 1 million and hardly any cases until December then the shit hit the fan with thousands and spreading fast. They gave up on case counts which don't matter as much with vaccines, it's hospitalizations they are measuring.