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Post by linen on Jul 23, 2021 4:59:41 GMT -8
Nuremberg Legal Notice. If they come to your door you can serve them a Nuremberg Legal Notice. Be sure to get the medical or law enforcement badge number. link |
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Post by Yoda on Jul 23, 2021 10:55:25 GMT -8
The pile of straw is getting bigger. Sooner or later the final straw will be layed. The bullshit will be exposed, the truth will come out and people in the streets will be singing both these songs.
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Post by linen on Jul 23, 2021 15:00:04 GMT -8
Morning Yoda.
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Post by Yoda on Jul 23, 2021 15:02:07 GMT -8
Morning linen  or should say for you, late afternoon/evening |
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Post by Yoda on Jul 23, 2021 15:14:27 GMT -8
COVID's escape from Sydney is a nightmare scenario. Could a 'ring of steel' have stopped it?
The height of alarmism, what ever happened to the common cold and flu during the colder months? Did it get sacked and COVID replaced it? I think so As the NSW health minister Brad Hazzard said in the last Alan Jones clip said, " it's the worst virus in history". Bahahahahah.... whatever happend to the Spanish flu, we haven't reached anywhere near these numbers, not even close. Or what about the Black plague, once again, not even close? So full of it. -Yoda
Emily Swift spent two days this week cancelling reservations for events and tastings at her family's award-winning winery near Nashdale, a few minutes' drive west of the NSW town of Orange.
It's a devastating blow, says Swift, who estimates 70 per cent of Printhie Wines' business has disappeared in the past month as COVID-19 first locked out tourists from Sydney and this week shut down to all customers after two removalists and a truck driver carried COVID-19's Delta variant into the region.
"We've had all our events cancelled pretty much up until Christmas now. The loss of income overnight is dramatic," says Swift. Printhie Wines is now relying on its online business and strategies learnt during the 2020 lockdown to keep afloat.
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Post by linen on Jul 23, 2021 15:34:17 GMT -8
The Pingdemic in the UK Covid app ping exemption: full list of job sectors where workers can avoid self-isolation linkPeople working in 16 essential industry sectors have been told they can avoid self-isolation if pinged by the NHS app. Over the past week or so, many industries have said they've been put under strain after workers have been contacted by the NHS Test and Trace system. In response to the so-called "pingdemic", the Government has now said that some critical workers won't have to self-isolate if they get pinged, providing they test negative for Covid-19. But which sectors are included? Here's the full list of exemptions... Who do the new rules apply to? The new rules will apply to some fully-vaccinated workers - people who had their second dose more than 14 days ago. Supermarket depot workers and food manufacturers, meanwhile, will be exempt from quarantine rules and allowed to do daily testing instead. The exemptions will allow people identified as contacts by NHS Test and Trace or the app to carry on working if their failure to do so would have a "major detrimental impact" or risk national security. The Government said it "will not cover all or in most cases even the majority of workers in critical sectors". It is not a "blanket exemption" for all employees in a sector - for instance, while railway signal operators on whom the network depends may be given an exemption, individual train drivers are unlikely to be. There may be some "exceptional" circumstances where a role meets the criteria but is not on the list, in which case the employer is advised to contact the relevant Government department where queries will be dealt with on a case-by-case basis. Daily testing is going to be offered to workers in food production and supply chains to avoid staff shortages. The Government scheme doesn't include retailers, who have complained about staff shortages because of "pings" from the NHS app. Which sectors are on the exemption list? Energy Civil nuclear Digital infrastructure Food production and supply Waste Water Veterinary medicines Essential chemicals Essential transport Medicines Medical devices Clinical consumable supplies Emergency services Border control Essential defence outputs Local government |
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Post by linen on Jul 23, 2021 15:39:43 GMT -8
COVID's escape from Sydney is a nightmare scenario. Could a 'ring of steel' have stopped it?
The height of alarmism, what ever happened to the common cold and flu during the colder months? Did it get sacked and COVID replaced it? I think so As the NSW health minister Brad Hazzard said in the last Alan Jones clip said, " it's the worst virus in history". Bahahahahah.... whatever happend to the Spanish flu, we haven't reached anywhere near these numbers, not even close. Or what about the Black plague, once again, not even close? So full of it. -Yoda
Emily Swift spent two days this week cancelling reservations for events and tastings at her family's award-winning winery near Nashdale, a few minutes' drive west of the NSW town of Orange.
It's a devastating blow, says Swift, who estimates 70 per cent of Printhie Wines' business has disappeared in the past month as COVID-19 first locked out tourists from Sydney and this week shut down to all customers after two removalists and a truck driver carried COVID-19's Delta variant into the region.
"We've had all our events cancelled pretty much up until Christmas now. The loss of income overnight is dramatic," says Swift. Printhie Wines is now relying on its online business and strategies learnt during the 2020 lockdown to keep afloat.
How about the Black Plague? |
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Post by Yoda on Jul 23, 2021 15:41:56 GMT -8
You know what is really funny, is that a few days ago I was thinking,"what if we greeted each other each day by saying good morning/evening/night each time we graced the forum. Then days later you do linen. How bizarre. |
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Post by linen on Jul 24, 2021 2:59:33 GMT -8
I was watching Australia time yesterday (your last night). Amazing. You are just getting close to going to sleep in Australia whereas I am just getting up. So sweet dream to you and your lovely family.
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Post by linen on Jul 24, 2021 3:09:29 GMT -8
COVID's escape from Sydney is a nightmare scenario. Could a 'ring of steel' have stopped it?
The height of alarmism, what ever happened to the common cold and flu during the colder months? Did it get sacked and COVID replaced it? I think so As the NSW health minister Brad Hazzard said in the last Alan Jones clip said, " it's the worst virus in history". Bahahahahah.... whatever happend to the Spanish flu, we haven't reached anywhere near these numbers, not even close. Or what about the Black plague, once again, not even close? So full of it. -Yoda
Emily Swift spent two days this week cancelling reservations for events and tastings at her family's award-winning winery near Nashdale, a few minutes' drive west of the NSW town of Orange.
It's a devastating blow, says Swift, who estimates 70 per cent of Printhie Wines' business has disappeared in the past month as COVID-19 first locked out tourists from Sydney and this week shut down to all customers after two removalists and a truck driver carried COVID-19's Delta variant into the region.
"We've had all our events cancelled pretty much up until Christmas now. The loss of income overnight is dramatic," says Swift. Printhie Wines is now relying on its online business and strategies learnt during the 2020 lockdown to keep afloat.
This is just so sad. I'm sorry Yoda. |
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or should say for you, late afternoon/evening