Covid

[Sara]

Think Margaret Thatcher as a goth .....

More like Lucy Parsons, only white.

[The Subhuman]

Ahh

Anarchy in the UK


nice

[1964white]

Spurs Entry Requirements

Following the Premier League’s recent announcement, Tottenham Hotspur require all adult supporters to be prepared to show they have been fully vaccinated or have received a negative test result no more than 48 hours prior to kick-off. Supporters without this may be refused entry.

Hull hospitals

All are full to capacity, as are some of the Lincolnshire hospitals

Austria

Days after Austria imposed a lockdown on the unvaccinated, it has announced a full national Covid-19 lockdown starting on Monday.

Covid passports

There have been protests and complaints of restricted freedom, but much of Europe is now using Covid passports to enter bars, restaurants, cinemas and museums.

Europe

Germany has seen several days of record infections this week, and Health Minister Jens Spahn has spoken of "a national emergency that requires a combined national effort".

Bavaria, which borders Austria, state premier Markus Söder has gone further, declaring a "de facto lockdown for the unvaccinated". Bars and clubs will close for three weeks and all Christmas markets have been cancelled. Where weekly incidence rates top 1,000 per 100,000 people - restaurants, hotels, sport and culture will also close.Italy also requires a Covid pass to enter a workplace and Austria is about to follow suit.

Slovak Prime Minister Eduard Heger has already announced that a "lockdown for the unvaccinated" will start on Monday, and the Czech government is also limiting access to a variety of services.

Netherlands introduced a partial lockdown last weekend.

[Leeds1000]

Covid passports

There have been protests and complaints of restricted freedom, but much of Europe is now using Covid passports to enter bars, restaurants, cinemas and museums.

If the Vaccinated are not allowed in anywhere why is the virus spreading? Austria have apparently mandated the vaccine for all adults. Hold on tight folks its about to get nasty. I hope they include all their diplomats in their mandate.

[whiteroseboy]

If the Vaccinated are not allowed in anywhere why is the virus spreading? Austria have apparently mandated the vaccine for all adults. Hold on tight folks its about to get nasty. I hope they include all their diplomats in their mandate.

You do know the rule has only just come in this month don't you?
It's in response to the rise in cases and hospitalizations among the non vaccinated.

Still let's not let the facts get in the way.

[Leeds1000]

You do know the rule has only just come in this month don't you?
It's in response to the rise in cases and hospitalizations among the non vaccinated.

Still let's not let the facts get in the way.

For which country? I thought the rule had been around Europe for months? What about deaths and immunity afterwards, age groups ect? All we keep being hearing is its the unvaccinated? Is that the unvaccinated elderly? Or fit healthy people who are able to cope with the virus?

[whiteroseboy]

For which country? I thought the rule had been around Europe for months? What about deaths and immunity afterwards, age groups ect? All we keep being hearing is its the unvaccinated? Is that the unvaccinated elderly? Or fit healthy people who are able to cope with the virus?

5th Nov in Austria.

Around 90%+ covid hospital admissions non vaccinated it really is a no brainer for me.

Which countries have had the rule in for months I really don't know and can't find any?

Not saying there isn't but if you say most of Europe I'm intrigued.

[Leeds1000]

5th Nov in Austria.

Around 90%+ covid hospital admissions non vaccinated it really is a no brainer for me.

Which countries have had the rule in for months I really don't know and can't find any?

Not saying there isn't but if you say most of Europe I'm intrigued.

https://www.euronews.com/travel/2021/10 ... ed-one-for

I think you will agree its a a fair amount of EU countries?

Where did you get the info on the 90%+ Covid hospital admissions?

If you think forcing people to have a medical procedure against their will is a good idea then i hope history judges your opinion well. I will stick to my principles and disagree with you. Elderly and the vulnerable.

[Overman]

Spurs Entry Requirements

Following the Premier League’s recent announcement, Tottenham Hotspur require all adult supporters to be prepared to show they have been fully vaccinated or have received a negative test result no more than 48 hours prior to kick-off. Supporters without this may be refused entry.

Hull hospitals

All are full to capacity, as are some of the Lincolnshire hospitals

Austria

Days after Austria imposed a lockdown on the unvaccinated, it has announced a full national Covid-19 lockdown starting on Monday.

Covid passports

There have been protests and complaints of restricted freedom, but much of Europe is now using Covid passports to enter bars, restaurants, cinemas and museums.

Europe

Germany has seen several days of record infections this week, and Health Minister Jens Spahn has spoken of "a national emergency that requires a combined national effort".

Bavaria, which borders Austria, state premier Markus Söder has gone further, declaring a "de facto lockdown for the unvaccinated". Bars and clubs will close for three weeks and all Christmas markets have been cancelled. Where weekly incidence rates top 1,000 per 100,000 people - restaurants, hotels, sport and culture will also close.Italy also requires a Covid pass to enter a workplace and Austria is about to follow suit.

Slovak Prime Minister Eduard Heger has already announced that a "lockdown for the unvaccinated" will start on Monday, and the Czech government is also limiting access to a variety of services.

Netherlands introduced a partial lockdown last weekend.

There'll be no issue with Spurs having full capacity or a negative result.

[1964white]

https://www.euronews.com/travel/2021/10 ... ed-one-for

I think you will agree its a a fair amount of EU countries?

Where did you get the info on the 90%+ Covid hospital admissions?

If you think forcing people to have a medical procedure against their will is a good idea then i hope history judges your opinion well. I will stick to my principles and disagree with you. Elderly and the vulnerable.

Whilst people remain unvaccinated, Covid is here to stay!

[1964white]

There'll be no issue with Spurs having full capacity or a negative result.

I think the checks will be random.

I'll proudly show my vaccination card if required to do so.

[1964white]

If you think forcing people to have a medical procedure against their will is a good idea....

Mandatory rules truly don't bother me one bit, doing the right thing is more important imo!

To me, it's like:

Having to wear a seat belt in your car.
Not using mobiles whilst driving.
Drink-driving.
Not speeding in built-up areas.
Having childhood vaccinations.
Security checks at airports.
Animal inoculations & having control of your pets
Showing your season-ticket/match ticket at away games.

So many other things we are compelled to do in our lives, really doesn't bother me!

[whiteroseboy]

https://www.euronews.com/travel/2021/10 ... ed-one-for

I think you will agree its a a fair amount of EU countries?

Where did you get the info on the 90%+ Covid hospital admissions?

If you think forcing people to have a medical procedure against their will is a good idea then i hope history judges your opinion well. I will stick to my principles and disagree with you. Elderly and the vulnerable.

Yes I agree lots of countries with varying restrictions mainly based on the EU Green Pass but not many actual lockdowns like we are talking about. Some countries are only using the restrictions for large events. Non of the restrictions stop people mixing altogether.

I got my 90% figure from a report in the British medical journal.
Locally information I'm given from former work colleagues it is certainly the case in York hospital and believe most Yorkshire hospitals with ICU units.

I agree in freedom of choice as long as its not detrimental to others.
We'll agree to disagree on principles.

[Leeds1000]

Whilst people remain unvaccinated, Covid is here to stay!

Christmas cancelled in Gibralter the most vaccinated country in the world?

Do we blame the unvaccinated for that?

[Leeds1000]

Mandatory rules truly don't bother me one bit, doing the right thing is more important imo!

To me, it's like:

Having to wear a seat belt in your car.
Not using mobiles whilst driving.
Drink-driving.
Not speeding in built-up areas.
Having childhood vaccinations.
Security checks at airports.
Animal inoculations & having control of your pets
Showing your season-ticket/match ticket at away games.

So many other things we are compelled to do in our lives, really doesn't bother me!

That's fair enough 64. Other people for whatever reason don't want to be sticking 1, 2, possibly 3 jabs in their arm every year.

[hector]

Christmas cancelled in Gibralter the most vaccinated country in the world?

Do we blame the unvaccinated for that?

We could always blame Tom Lees

[Leeds1000]

Yes I agree lots of countries with varying restrictions mainly based on the EU Green Pass but not many actual lockdowns like we are talking about. Some countries are only using the restrictions for large events. Non of the restrictions stop people mixing altogether.

I got my 90% figure from a report in the British medical journal.
Locally information I'm given from former work colleagues it is certainly the case in York hospital and believe most Yorkshire hospitals with ICU units.

I agree in freedom of choice as long as its not detrimental to others.
We'll agree to disagree on principles.

They stop unvaccinated people mixing together. We know from large events just in the UK alone that Covid has spread amongst the vaccinated at the large events.

Fair enough. I had read a similar article in the Sunday Mirror and the reporting has been so biased its not worth paying attention to most of it.

Or themselves. We can agree on that one.

[Leeds1000]

We could always blame Tom Lees

Shot in the arm? I'm in.

[1964white]

That's fair enough 64. Other people for whatever reason don't want to be sticking 1, 2, possibly 3 jabs in their arm every year.

But then some of the same people will:

Drink themselves silly.
Smoke like a trooper.
Drugs.
Have a bad diet.
Promiscuous lifestyle.

All above a lot worse than scientific vaccinations.

If it wasn't for the vaccinations, we'd be looking at a death rate in the UK of a million by now, maybe more.

[1964white]

Christmas cancelled in Gibralter the most vaccinated country in the world?

Do we blame the unvaccinated for that?