Originally Posted by krismiler
(Post 11113348)
Singapore is now running at about 1000 new cases a day with 900 currently in hospital of which 100 are serious and 18 in the ICU.
However 98% of cases have no or mild symptoms now that 82% of the population are vaccinated. Most of those seriously ill are unvaccinated and over 60 with underlying health conditions. Home recovery is now the default for vaccinated people up to the age of 69 who test positive. Case numbers have risen dramatically but serious cases have remained at a manageable level and the ICUs are at about 10% capacity with COVID patents. For those under 60, fully vaccinated, without major health issues, the risk is very minimal. Deaths below 50 years old = 19 male and 5 female, that is a total of 24 deaths under 50. That just over doubles at below 60 to a total of 61 deaths. |
Originally Posted by SOPS
(Post 11113516)
We love our life here. Hope we can keep the pox out
Let's see how receptive the WA population is to closed borders when your State Daddy runs a budget with a few billion deficit instead of riding on the coat-tails of the major miner's...Because, let's face it, the reason, the only reason WA was able to produce a budget surplus, was the iron ore boom. It wasn't good management so much as good luck - or else your State Daddy and his Government would have been producing a surplus every year for the past 4 they were in Government, without increasing Government debt in years to come, you'd have to think.... To quote from that kids movie Monsters Inc, "Your luck will run out, eventually..." |
Originally Posted by KRviator
(Post 11113691)
Fixed your quote for you.
Let's see how receptive the WA population is to closed borders when your State Daddy runs a budget with a few billion deficit instead of riding on the coat-tails of the major miner's...Because, let's face it, the reason, the only reason WA was able to produce a budget surplus, was the iron ore boom. It wasn't good management so much as good luck - or else your State Daddy and his Government would have been producing a surplus every year for the past 4 they were in Government, without increasing Government debt in years to come, you'd have to think.... To quote from that kids movie Monsters Inc, "Your luck will run out, eventually..." |
Originally Posted by Ladloy
(Post 11113379)
Vic modelling on the roadmap shows peak of 4500 daily cases and 2200 deaths by January. Imagine delta with no vaccines.
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Vic has a road map now, QLD have an idea about when to open their border today now also. If it was not bad enough the federal government had an arbitrary 80% vaccination rate QLD want 90%. QLD currently only 59.3% first dose one could guess it would be well into 2022 before that 90% number is reached, say good by to the xmas rush for all the airlines only so many SY-ML and FiJi flights you can do.
The silver lining in NSW with 81% first dose infection rates have have stabilized over the last two weeks and have even started to indicate a decrease with today being the first time below 1000 with testing rates still high (124650 today) Victoria is on the increase, but, with their increase in vaccination should see the same trend as NSW. This should allow NSW and VIC to be able travel further abroad to other countries for xmas and even Easter. |
Originally Posted by SHVC
(Post 11113774)
…QLD currently only 59.3% first dose one could guess it would be well into 2022 before that 90% number is reached…
https://m.covidbaseau.com/vaccinations/ |
Oh, that’s just a forecast. QLD will slow down and struggle to get near 80%.
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Originally Posted by SHVC
(Post 11113774)
Vic has a road map now, QLD have an idea about when to open their border today now also. If it was not bad enough the federal government had an arbitrary 80% vaccination rate QLD want 90%.
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90% It has been on the news all afternoon.
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https://www.google.com.au/amp/s/www....f674e231%3famp
Thats only an hour old. Palaszczuk told reporters Jeanette Young would like to see up to 90% but looks like she has pushed back on it and won’t be waiting until 90% to reopen. Pretty fair chance QLD would never get to 90% anyway if you’ve got Palmer, Christensen and Kelly running around. |
It would be good if whoever’s staffing the various Murdoch entities to talk to each other because their other publication, news.com.au is carrying the quotes of the Premier’s spokesperson denying that article: Queensland government rejects reports state will stay closed until 90 per cent vaccine coverage |
In Singapore, no one fully vaccinated and below 70 years old has died or been in the ICU. Only 0.38% of fully vaccinated patients in their 70s has been in the ICU or died, this rate is actually lower than for unvaccinated people in their 30s which is 0.84%.
Vaccination rates were going up at about 1% per day but tailed off quite sharply after 80% coverage was reached. A 90% rate will take a very long time to achieve and isn’t really a practical aim before opening up in Australia. |
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Thats only an hour old. Palaszczuk told reporters Jeanette Young would like to see up to 90% but looks like she has pushed back on it and won’t be waiting until 90% to reopen. |
Originally Posted by C441
(Post 11114205)
It seems that Jeanette's advice is not so desirable when it doesn't meet the political narrative. Might be time for her to assume her Governor's duties.
About 12 mins in if you can bear to watch it. Direct quote from the Qld Premier, 21/9/21 “National Cabinet is working on a national plan. We are waiting for further information to come from the Doherty Modelling to National Cabinet in a fortnight’s time,” she said. |
She claims NATIONAL PLAN now after doing her own thing, just like McClown. Muppets.
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I wonder if most people have read the “National Roadmap”.
It’s a one page PDF. National Plan to transition Australia’s National COVID-19 Response Phase C at 80%: Measures may include: Maximise vaccination coverage Minimum ongoing baseline restrictions, adjusted to minimise cases without lockdowns Highly targeted lockdowns only Continue vaccine booster programme; Exempt vaccinated residents from all domestic restrictions; Abolish caps on returning vaccinated Australians; Allow increased capped entry of student, economic, and humanitarian visa holders; Lift all restrictions on outbound travel for vaccinated Australians; Extend travel bubble for unrestricted travel to new candidate countries (Singapore, Pacific) Gradual reopening of inward and outward international travel with safe countries and proportionate quarantine and reduced requirements for fully vaccinated inbound travellers. There’s actually nothing in concrete about interstate borders. It is up to individual jurisdictions, like the NT which has said they want more than 80% or Tasmania which has said they’re aiming for 90%. The point about “exemption of vaccinated residents domestic restrictions” could be interpreted to mean interstate travel for vaccinated residents, but it’s a vague sentence. The National Roadmap is actually quite lacking in specific detail. Even lockdowns are only used in a “highly targeted” manner, but leaving questions about how that is defined. |
Ahh yes the road map!! Filled with arbitrary numbers and rubbish ideas no where else seems to have such a plan, Australia can do anything bettter. Meanwhile in ML a rioter filled a bottle with urine and hurled it at a journalist our country is no better than any 3rd world $hit hole at the moment. These governments are making sure they send us to economic ruin also. 2022 is shaping up to be one hell of a ride.
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The national roadmap is so vague, every sentence could be validly interpreted in many different ways. Did they consult CASA to write it?
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A road map that the main road is not controlled by a human at all is going to be vague. It's like letting 10,000 cows loose at one en of a paddock and then asking for the road map of which way they will travel to the other end for feed and water.
The whole idea of drawing up a map for something intangible is just stupid, all it is for is opposition screamers to yell at something when it doesn't go exactly as planned. Where every educated person knows, we are waiting on the right signals to open up, so the goal posts are variable depending on what the virus does next. It's like lets draw a road map for our way out of Afghanistan, and then the Taliban don't follow your rules, dammit, why didn't they stick to our plan.... |
Following on from today’s earthquake, the Victorian government has admitted their roadmap possibly has a few cracks in it!
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If we weren’t an international laughing stock, we are now. Only a matter of time before North Korea offers to send peacekeepers to Victoria.
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Just popped in to see/read the same prolific habitual posters saying the same bull****/fear, love it:-)
Now where was I? Oh yeah out in the community un-vaxed & oddly enuf I'm still alive, much to the horror of those that believe I ought to be dead, several times over:-)lol BTW Australia has always been a laughing stock, couldn't organize a root in a brothel:-) |
Are you seriously posting/gloating on a Professional Pilots forum about a fact that is keeping a very large amount of us out of a job ?
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Originally Posted by machtuk
(Post 11114922)
Just popped in to see/read the same prolific habitual posters saying the same bull****/fear, love it:-)
Now where was I? Oh yeah out in the community un-vaxed & oddly enuf I'm still alive, much to the horror of those that believe I ought to be dead, several times over:-)lol BTW Australia has always been a laughing stock, couldn't organize a root in a brothel:-) |
There is a direct statistical correlation between individuals of low cognitive function and vaccine hesitancy.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8133799/ “In conclusion, people with lower scores on standard tests of cognitive function reported being less willing to take up the future offer of vaccination for COVID-19. It is possible that erroneous social media news reports have complicated decision-making. Special efforts should be made to communicate clear information about vaccine efficacy and safety so that everyone—including those who report being less likely to choose vaccination—can make well-informed choices.” Which group are you in? For or against? Those still pushing the it’s my right not to be vaccinated crap are effectively saying I’m a bit slow on the uptake here yet reinforce the Dunning Kruger Effect of believing their own bullish t. Watching the moronic behaviour during the Melbourne protest yesterday, it was obvious that the cohort was at the bottom end of the gene pool when intelligence was handed out. Im not too smart to think how smart I am but certainly not dumb enough to think I’m smart. |
Originally Posted by machtuk
(Post 11114922)
Just popped in to see/read the same prolific habitual posters saying the same bull****/fear, love it:-)
Now where was I? Oh yeah out in the community un-vaxed & oddly enuf I'm still alive, much to the horror of those that believe I ought to be dead, several times over:-)lol BTW Australia has always been a laughing stock, couldn't organize a root in a brothel:-) We’re several months behind the rest of the world, but it will be like this soon if you don’t get vaccinated: Sorry Anti Vaxxer Herman Cain Award All the people featured on those two sites thought they were safe, not elderly, not at risk, had a healthy immune system so no vaccine needed. They weren’t going to be part of a “medical experiment”, they weren’t going to be “sheep” and “blindly obey Dr Fauci and Bill Gates”. They didn’t fall victim to “big pharma” and the lies of the “lame stream media”. And after all those posts there’s usually a post about testing positive but no need to worry as they have a “healthy immune system”. Then a post asking for Ivermectin or Hydroxychloroquine. Then a post from their partner or family member informing everyone that person is in hospital on a ventilator. And then the ultimate post of their demise. This should be a wake up call, these are people aged between 30-60 who maybe healthy or have minor underlying conditions like high blood pressure or being slightly overweight (the overweight BMI is lower than you think) that a large number of people who think they’re otherwise healthy have. Please, do the right thing by yourself, your family, your friends, your community, your workmates and your industry and get vaccinated. |
Nailed it
prepared to take Ivermectin but won’t get a vaccine. Natural selection folks. |
Originally Posted by Troo believer
(Post 11115340)
Nailed it
prepared to take Ivermectin but won’t get a vaccine. Natural selection folks. https://youtu.be/aHZxOpKJ85I Like my dad wont get vaxxed but asked me the other about using mail forwarders to get ivermectic from india |
Originally Posted by rattman
(Post 11115761)
Like my dad wont get vaxxed but asked me the other about using mail forwarders to get ivermectic from india
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I see the inept corrupt Govt now say Moderna is only avail for up to 59 yrs olds yet recently I heard that anyone over 16 was eligible, any wonder this country is a working clusterf*ck!
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Why do you care?
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There is no doubt that Borders will not open probably for the foreseeable future.
I see QF group will go into administration, wipe most of their debt and come back leaner and meaner, watch this space ! |
Originally Posted by Scooter Rassmussin
(Post 11115836)
There is no doubt that Borders will not open probably for the foreseeable future.
I see QF group will go into administration, wipe most of their debt and come back leaner and meaner, watch this space ! For those of us who have had both doses of vaccines we want to live our lives and are no longer concerned about contracting COVID. Sure I’d rather not get it but if it kills me in the process after being double vaccinated so be it. Truth is Australia still living under a rock 18 months on is slowly killing all of us. |
Originally Posted by Green.Dot
(Post 11115844)
....................... Truth is Australia still living under a rock 18 months on is slowly killing all of us.
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Originally Posted by WingNut60
(Post 11115861)
Largely because ~ 50% of the eligible population are NOT yet double vaccinated.
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Originally Posted by WingNut60
(Post 11115861)
Largely because ~ 50% of the eligible population are NOT yet double vaccinated.
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Originally Posted by Ladloy
(Post 11115888)
and is the fault of the federal government. If we accepted the pfizer deal we'd be laughing right now, instead we're way behind the rest of the developed world.
You'll have your chance to "stick it" to ScoMo sometime in the next 8 months or so. Don't think you will succeed though, enough time for ScoMo to put lipstick on the past and I don't think enough will vote for Albanese....but how about we wait and see, wouldn't be the first time I've misjudged things. Reading posts from people who can only bang on about the past - and jeez it's been a brutal 18 months - is just outright depressing. If your intention is to feed on that depression - free razorblades anyone?? - then press on, you're being unfortunately far too successful in your pursuit IMHO. For everyone else there is today (you're alive, beats being dead surely?) and with vaccinations ramping realistic expectations that 2022 should/will be heading in the way of "normal". Cheers.:ok: |
Galdian, well said mate. :D And completely agree, the media have done just as much harm to this country while trying to navigate COVID than any Fed/State Govt (Lib or Labor). Saying that the media also appear to be turning a corner in favour of living a life beyond COVID.
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Originally Posted by Ladloy
(Post 11115888)
and is the fault of the federal government. If we accepted the pfizer deal we'd be laughing right now, instead we're way behind the rest of the developed world.
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