CV and mad panic behaviour

[ElwoodBlues1]

And why should they EB?

Fair point Prof, if they stopped letting people back into Aus and exposing them to a quarantine system that can't get it right then we wouldn't have the problems we do..

[Mav]

What do Scotty from Marketing and Carlton United Breweries have in common?

They both make Victoria bitter ;D

[flyboy77]

https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/i-don...ing-author

For those who haven't got their heads buried 2 metres in the sand......

[LP]

A couple of articles linking to genuine scientific studies, expert commentary and trial results that discuss why medical authorities do not recommend Ivermectin for attempted treatment or attempted prevention of COVID.

https://theconversation.com/ivermectin-w...use-157904

https://www.fda.gov/consumers/consumer-u...t-covid-19

[ElwoodBlues1]

Stood down unrelated non healthcare workers etc being uses as Hotel Quarantine staff, zero qualifications or training and we wonder why we have problems? I just presumed they would be healthcare trained staff, we know of two people who couldnt plug a dog and a bone together much less follow hygiene procedures being employed for this work.

[Thryleon]

https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/i-don...ing-author

For those who haven't got their heads buried 2 metres in the sand......

Im pretty sure if there was a magic bullet for all this stuff that actually worked, we would likely not be a pandemic.

Why do you think they are ignoring this?  And before you say $$, I can tell you that this pandemic has cost more money in crap, than it has generated for any one party.  PPE isnt free even for a company that stands to make a lot of money manufacturing a vaccine. 

[Thryleon]

Stood down unrelated non healthcare workers etc being uses as Hotel Quarantine staff, zero qualifications or training and we wonder why we have problems? I just presumed they would be healthcare trained staff, we know of two people who couldnt plug a dog and a bone together much less follow hygiene procedures being employed for this work.

Hardly surprising, our hospitals dont have enough staff most of the time.  Ditto aged care.  Why would hotel quarantine be any different?  People were cracking it about security and ADF, they are the best candidates for the job because they are both replacable, and somewhat responsible.

[Mav]

The neo-con obsession with eliminating “excess capacity” is the problem. Going back to 2018, there were no pandemics. Why the hell pay to maintain a highly-trained workforce just in case a pandemic breaks out? After all, we can just set up a response in a week or so if we need to.

When Obama handed over to Trump, his staff handed over a manual covering pandemic response but that apparently was thrown in the bin. They had 3 virologists embedded in the Chinese pandemic response system but Trump was able to save money by withdrawing 2 of them.

[ElwoodBlues1]

Hardly surprising, our hospitals dont have enough staff most of the time.  Ditto aged care.  Why would hotel quarantine be any different?  People were cracking it about security and ADF, they are the best candidates for the job because they are both replacable, and somewhat responsible.

Speaking of Hospitals, ED's just over crowded, the Austin's was/is overflowing and one Bayside Public Hospital had people
on trolleys in corridors. This is what happens when they end Bypass and Ambos are forced to take patients to the closest hospital.
You get this build up and something resembling the Indian public system, and this is non Covid related too.

[flyboy77]

Im pretty sure if there was a magic bullet for all this stuff that actually worked, we would likely not be a pandemic.

Why do you think they are ignoring this?  And before you say $$, I can tell you that this pandemic has cost more money in crap, than it has generated for any one party.  PPE isnt free even for a company that stands to make a lot of money manufacturing a vaccine. 

https://trialsitenews.com/five-rcts-rece...rior-rcts/