Originally Posted by dr dre
(Post 10861521)
Makes me think those sprouting Ivermectin are doing it for political or financial reasons, like the Hydroxychloroquine pushers are.
Countries that allow and encourage its use (in the correct combination with other drugs and in the correct dose) have a far lower case fatality rate than countries that have banned or discouraged its use. That’s a fact. It’s ironic - and obvious - that it’s your political views that so clearly drive your opinions. |
Originally Posted by Whispering T-Jet
(Post 10862153)
How about this for a contrary view: Sweden's Success before the lockdowners quote the early deaths in Sweden, they admit they stuffed up on aged care. Look at Sweden's current data for this week - nothing is closed and they have way less deaths than Vic. because they now have herd immunity. The death rates per million this week in the UK and Sweden are lower than Australia.
Meanwhile in NZ and Vic. everyone who just started to get their jobs back has been slammed again. Are we going to shut down for six weeks every three months indefinitely? People who advocate hard lockdowns are inevitably on the public payroll have suffered nothing - Vic. Public Servants just got a pay rise to rub your noses in it. Vic PS Payrise July 2020 "Numerous diseases have been eliminated in many countries thanks to herd immunity produced by vaccination programmes. But herd immunity is not something that can be achieved by natural infection." https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-08-...ccine/12559298 |
Originally Posted by Derfred
(Post 10862129)
UNSW Adjunct Professor Bill Bowtell, one of Australia's leading public health strategists [...] strongly advocates the kinds of measures seen in New Zealand and thinks Australia should follow their goal of eliminating community transmission.
An economist would probably have the opposite opinion. I'm not particularly vested in one approach over the other; there are conflicting opinions depending on what the short term and longer term goals are. Australia is doing pretty well (on the whole) compared to many other countries. |
Originally Posted by Whispering T-Jet
(Post 10862153)
How about this for a contrary view: Sweden's Success before the lockdowners quote the early deaths in Sweden, they admit they stuffed up on aged care. Look at Sweden's current data for this week - nothing is closed and they have way less deaths than Vic. because they now have herd immunity. The death rates per million this week in the UK and Sweden are lower than Australia.
Meanwhile in NZ and Vic. everyone who just started to get their jobs back has been slammed again. Are we going to shut down for six weeks every three months indefinitely? People who advocate hard lockdowns are inevitably on the public payroll have suffered nothing - Vic. Public Servants just got a pay rise to rub your noses in it. Vic PS Payrise July 2020 In fact you really are not to ask questions, in case you put myself or any other minister for that matter on the spot. Let me make it perfectly clear, the model we are working on is coming on nicely. Now really really, I want to make it very very clear and reassure all Victorians the model has 4 weeks to go and then the model will be disclosed. However, I cannot disclose the model now due to that fact the model has not been tested before. I realise a lot of people are under severe stress and pressure though that is what the modelling is all about. I couldn't make it any clearer than that. For clarity sake let the model do it's thing and we will be over this. I know I'm repeating myself, though the jingle "we are all in this together" is the clearest message of all. As to rubbing our noses into pay rises well that was clear went you elected me. Are we all clear on that. Righto then, I'm off and going home to work on my model. |
Originally Posted by rcoight
(Post 10862196)
You are completely wrong about Hydroxychloroquine.
Countries that allow and encourage its use (in the correct combination with other drugs and in the correct dose) have a far lower case fatality rate than countries that have banned or discouraged its use. That’s a fact. Here’s the National Prescribing Service strongly advising against using HCQ. Here’s the results of a scientific study showing HCQ has no useful effect on the virus. Here’s a study showing patients treated with HCQ didn’t have better outcomes. I couldn’t find any reputable study showing data regarding your claim above. Although some studies may have shown hope 4/5 months ago it seems all decent medical authorities including Australia are now advising against its use. I know a lot of people are desperate to find a miracle cure (the best we have at the moment is the somewhat effective and medically approved Remdesivir) but that doesn’t mean latching on to snake oil pushed by quacks makes it work. |
Well, you wouldn’t find anything, would you, if your only sources of information are the ABC etc?
i don’t care about the politics. Facts are facts. I do also find it hilarious that you tout Remdesivir, as though those who champion it aren’t massively compromised. Do some proper research, FFS. If these graphs and statements are wrong, please let me know how. And, I’m afraid, “because they are on Sky News” isn’t a valid reason. https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....a15c207d8.jpeg https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....8c19df8a3.jpeg |
Originally Posted by rcoight
(Post 10862524)
Well, you wouldn’t find anything, would you, if your only sources of information are the ABC etc?
i don’t care about the politics. Facts are facts. I do also find it hilarious that you tout Remdesivir, as though those who champion it aren’t massively compromised. Do some proper research, FFS. If these graphs and statements are wrong, please let me know how. And, I’m afraid, “because they are on Sky News” isn’t a valid reason. https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....a15c207d8.jpeg https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....8c19df8a3.jpeg |
Originally Posted by rcoight
(Post 10862524)
Well, you wouldn’t find anything, would you, if your only sources of information are the ABC etc?
i don’t care about the politics. Facts are facts. I do also find it hilarious that you tout Remdesivir, as though those who champion it aren’t massively compromised. Do some proper research, FFS. If these graphs and statements are wrong, please let me know how. And, I’m afraid, “because they are on Sky News” isn’t a valid reason. All the actual CFR's of the nations in red have been grossly overestimated, France for instance has an estimated actual CFR of 0.5%, which would put it below all the pro-HCQ nations. Most of the other European nations would be down there as well. In any case real scientists will only calculate actual CFR after the pandemic is over. Saying those nations with low CFRs "allowed or encouraged" HCQ use is also incorrect. HCQ trials in Israel were stopped after researchers found high heart disease risks in patients. Clinical trials in South Korea were stopped as well. There's no evidence people in those "low CFR" nations actually took HCQ in widespread doses. Countries that have a very low CFR (like this one, NZ, Singapore) that have never had widespread HCQ use are not included on the second graph. Malaysia, included on the first graph as a "HCQ success story", has stated HCQ had zero effect on their cases. There's so much cherry picking going on in those graphs backpackers will be out of work on farms for a decade. From an aviation perspective if we want to get the industry back and thriving best we listen to actual experts who know what they're talking about and use peer reviewed data when crafting their advice, rather than quacks pushed by former Ad Men and Gossip Columnists on Sky News's Outsiders. |
The hurt is going to continue for a while yet....
QLD Premier says their borders will not open until NO community transmissions in NSW and Victoria. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-08-...toria/12564532 |
Originally Posted by Green.Dot
(Post 10862874)
The hurt is going to continue for a while yet....
QLD Premier says their borders will not open until NO community transmissions in NSW and Victoria. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-08-...toria/12564532 |
Don't be tooo hard on him Mr Morno.....he does say he lives in a tent........
Cheeerrrsss.... |
Originally Posted by Green.Dot
(Post 10862874)
The hurt is going to continue for a while yet....
QLD Premier says their borders will not open until NO community transmissions in NSW and Victoria. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-08-...toria/12564532 https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....eafa02fcd3.png |
Originally Posted by DirectAnywhere
(Post 10862893)
You might almost think there was an election in the offing. :hmm: Wait until after the election when Jobkeeper comes to an end, thermal coal prices fall a bit further and Chinese beef sanctions start to bite. Her priorities may change a little then.
All time highest National debt, household debt and personal debt, with an unprecedented burn rate. Buy now pay later, Super withdrawals, add to that a 14% plus unemployment rate. When it all comes to an end, it's unimaginable as to how deep and how long. Whether a state border is open or not is only a little issue. It would be more expensive if people went to QLD and remained there. |
Federal Government really needs to step in here beginning with cutting jobkeeper and have the states fund it themself, having these rogue premiers making rules up as they go demanding the unachievable to open borders is crazy talk. I hope they dont all sit around and high five each other in 5 yrs when we are in a depression Virgin, QANTAS are just a memory and many other company’s are no longer, but, hey saved a few elderly.
We need to learn to live with it that’s all there is to it. |
Originally Posted by Ragnor
(Post 10862978)
Federal Government really needs to step in here beginning with cutting jobkeeper and have the states fund it themself, having these rogue premiers making rules up as they go demanding the unachievable to open borders is crazy talk. I hope they dont all sit around and high five each other in 5 yrs when we are in a depression Virgin, QANTAS are just a memory and many other company’s are no longer, but, hey saved a few elderly.
We need to learn to live with it that’s all there is to it. Well here is my plan B. Lockdown all age care and all 70 years old above. Lockdown those under 70 with health conditions. All healthy under 70 back to work. Everyone keeps their mask on every one has a sanitiser bottle and social distance etc. so transmission is very small. Everyone needs to boost their immune system markedly as I have portrayed before, to have minimal effects for any illness for that matter. Get rid of those chemical stresses. What the government doesn't tell you is the percentage rates from not dying from this. What ever graph you prefer it will show 98% above 70s of surviving and 99.6% for healthy people of surviving covid. That 2% and 0.4% is what is emphasised every press conference. Or get all those so called Dr Quacks that are suppressed by all organisations to exercise some leverage to demonstrate they can reduce symptoms. |
Originally Posted by Ragnor
(Post 10862978)
Federal Government really needs to step in here beginning with cutting jobkeeper and have the states fund it themself, having these rogue premiers making rules up as they go...
We need to learn to live with it that’s all there is to it. |
Originally Posted by Ragnor
(Post 10862978)
We need to learn to live with it that’s all there is to it.
Those that are not doing so well, lift your game, you're letting the team down. Well done everyone else. |
Bang on Ragnor. We’re being held hostage by state premiers who lets face it, biggest concern is being re-elected.
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Originally Posted by Xeptu
(Post 10863025)
Those that are not doing so well, lift your game, you're letting the team down.
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Originally Posted by Green.Dot
(Post 10863045)
I guess you are talking about Dan again?
My advice to the 17% minority that believe the borders should be open is be careful where you express those opinions, my guess is you haven't lost anyone or even know anyone who has been infected, expressing those views openly could reach the ears of someone who has and still overly emotional, enough to take matters into their own hands. That would be equally inappropriate. |
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