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32 years of the BBC - institutionalised
The opinion of a single random police officer on this is really not sufficient.
But that's not really an answer is it.?
If going off topic meant we were banned from the thread there wouldn't be anyone here would there?
But if you don't think that question is important enough to even bother answering, that's fine.
It's just that when I get asked to justify what I believe, I post a long list of reasons- all of them exactly on topic.
Anyone else can do likewise to back up what they think and I would give it consideration. I actually will sit and watch an hour of something by somebody I don't agree with.
Btw ,I am heavily impacted financially by this like many others, so when people make casual patronising remarks about 'laughing all the way to the morgue' and 'dole queues', it isn't the least bit amusing for me.
Particularly, as I documented here in real time, a close friend of ours who had difficulty breathing was sent home to die by the NHS because 'There was nothing they could do' She (age 34) has now made a full recovery with no medication.
I will continue to speak the truth as I see it.
Hope that didn't stray too far off topic
Sufficient for what? It's only anecdotal.
World Health Organisation, contributions 2018: 1. USA - $436.8m 2. UK - $318.7m 3. Germany - $240.5m 4. Japan - $134.7m 5. Kuwait - $94.2m 6. Sweden - $76.6m 7. Norway - $64.7m 8. Australia - $54.4m 9. Canada - $46.2m
Staying on their yachts, drinking champagne, getting servants to go into infected areas to top up the caviar supplies. Theres a whole lot the Monaco crowd are doing that we're not.2 free masks per person home-delivered.
No new cases for 4 days.
Whats Monaco doing that we're not?
NEWS.MC - Monaco News
Daily News in English from and about the Principality of Monaco. We also publish Good Morning Monaco, a daily newsletter with the latest stories.monacodailynews.com
Mega financial organisations doing what they do best, wrecking the economy forcing people to liquidate and buying up cheap assets to sell at a huge profit in years to come.Its not on the right side of the financial/real economy line me thinks.
https://uk.reuters.com/article/us-u...-assets-as-shale-boom-goes-bust-idUKKCN21R3JI
The exit strategy is going to be very interesting, along with people returning to work, when the furlough ends, when demand is generated, when people will feel like spending to generate enough demand to get more people back into work, it's a circular one.
Plenty have already lost their employment with plenty more to come as businesses go under, how quickly can enough consumer demand be generated to save us, where is the tipping point?
Does anyone know of any forecast modelling ? I'm seeing plenty of data analysis jobs being advertised, could this be part of a big data analysis to guide the modelling?
Spot on with your observation At', although I'm surprised by the sentence I've quoted, as we've covered this earlier in the thread. Hundreds of thousands of teenage boys are stuck at home with nothing but the internet for company. What are they gonna do - there's not much else for them to do?! That's why some families stock up with industrial quantities of bog role. Obvious, innit!. . .I've still haven't worked out toilet paper running out in response to a virus that kills. . .
Spot on with your observation At', although I'm surprised by the sentence I've quoted, as we've covered this earlier in the thread. Hundreds of thousands of teenage boys are stuck at home with nothing but the internet for company. What are they gonna do - there's not much else for them to do?! That's why some families stock up with industrial quantities of bog role. Obvious, innit!
What are you and Counter doing with your stockpiling from a month ago?The exit strategy is going to be very interesting, along with people returning to work, when the furlough ends, when demand is generated, when people will feel like spending to generate enough demand to get more people back into work, it's a circular one.
Plenty have already lost their employment with plenty more to come as businesses go under, how quickly can enough consumer demand be generated to save us, where is the tipping point?
Does anyone know of any forecast modelling ? I'm seeing plenty of data analysis jobs being advertised, could this be part of a big data analysis to guide the modelling?
What are you and Counter doing with your stockpiling from a month ago?
As for millions in the US who are self employed and not due for any bailout money of any kind, what are they supposed to do when their money runs out? Rob banks. OR will the banks claim their houses for non-payment of mortgages.
Looks like they are following Trump's advice.
US answers Trump's call to 'liberate' states from coronavirus lockdown
Thousands raced to the Florida coastline after Governor Ron DeSantis gave the green light for municipalities to reopen beaches and parks if they deem it safe.www.dailymail.co.uk
Governments around the world are full of idiots, there are no entry qualifications to be an MP.
If Labour had won the election and Jeremy Corbyn had gotten Coronovirus Dianne Abbot would be leading the country right now!
We need less government restrictions not more!
The exit strategy is going to be very interesting, along with people returning to work, when the furlough ends, when demand is generated, when people will feel like spending to generate enough demand to get more people back into work, it's a circular one.
Plenty have already lost their employment with plenty more to come as businesses go under, how quickly can enough consumer demand be generated to save us, where is the tipping point?
Does anyone know of any forecast modelling ? I'm seeing plenty of data analysis jobs being advertised, could this be part of a big data analysis to guide the modelling?