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6 hours ago, offshoremanxman said:

They really want to have a word with the editor there. Every time there is an attempt to sensationalize the whole thing again. The restrictions are ending .. end of! Same with the covid figures they still publish to feed the obsessives. And the same with the BBC last night “commemorating” two years since lockdown came in on the One Show. These crackpots need to give themselves a good shake down. 

Let's not forget that eejit Witty harping on about the next variant when it comes along will be worse than Omicron. It's almost as if they are manufacturing these strains...

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24 minutes ago, Passing Time said:

Let's not forget that eejit Witty harping on about the next variant when it comes along will be worse than Omicron. It's almost as if they are manufacturing these strains...

If you want eejits harping on  on read John Wardle & Iain kewley on Twitter who are constantly posting scare stories & demanding more restrictions!! The latter has just posted that he had heard £2 charges for LFTS In Iom so not happy 

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Just now, Banker said:

If you want eejits harping on  on read John Wardle & Iain kewley on Twitter who are constantly posting scare stories & demanding more restrictions!! The latter has just posted that he had heard £2 charges for LFTS In Iom so not happy 

If it's all the same Banker, I'll give that a swerve. There are enough eejits within the 3234 pages of this thread...

 

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On 3/24/2022 at 8:56 AM, Lxxx said:

You're right none of it make sense. We should just scrap it all and move on. Ditch LFT's, PCR's and all relics of that lost 2 years. What will be will be. 

Think of the savings.  We could ban pregnancy tests and close the Jane!   Cure cancer by not looking for it!  It's the future of medicine.

There are currently ten people ill with Covid in Nobles, most of whom have been vaccinated and boosted, so heaven's know how bad it would have been without our good vaccination coverage.  There are nearly 2000 with the disease, about half of whom will have symptoms. 

No amount of shutting your eyes and wishing naughty Mr Covid will go away is going to change the situation, nor that it will almost certainly happen again with new variants as it has happened in the past.  We can only tell that situations change if we monitor them, stopping testing will prevent that.

Commenters and politicians spout rhetoric about 'living with the virus' and then seem to think that it means ignoring it.  That's not how you deal with an endemic disease.  People don't throw away their anti-malarials and mosquito netting because they've got bored with them.

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Anti-malarials not anti-materials, duh.
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1 hour ago, Roger Mexico said:

Think of the savings.  We could ban pregnancy tests and close the Jane!   Cure cancer by not looking for it!  It's the future of medicine.

There are currently ten people ill with Covid in Nobles, most of whom have been vaccinated and boosted, so heaven's know how bad it would have been without our good vaccination coverage.  There are nearly 2000 with the disease, about half of whom will have symptoms. 

No amount of shutting your eyes and wishing naughty Mr Covid will go away is going to change the situation, nor that it will almost certainly happen again with new variants as it has happened in the past.  We can only tell that situations change if we monitor them, stopping testing will prevent that.

Commenters and politicians spout rhetoric about 'living with the virus' and then seem to think that it means ignoring it.  That's not how you deal with an endemic disease.  People don't throw away their anti-materials and mosquito netting because they've got bored with them.

What would your approach be? 

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2 hours ago, Roger Mexico said:

 

No amount of shutting your eyes and wishing naughty Mr Covid will go away is going to change the situation.

No amount of stamping your feet and being a pathetic whiney bitch is going to bring lockdowns back or zero COVID.

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3 hours ago, snowman said:

https://twitter.com/JoshuaStokesITV/status/1507298938709233665?t=2-TW5IViRvVJEFxoHVNnog&s=19

 

NEW: All remaining Covid-19 restrictions in the Isle of Man will be removed at 00:01am on Friday 1st April. 

 

This will include removing the travel declaration and landing form on arrival.

Its great news. All we need now is for the remaining EU countries to follow suit.

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On 3/23/2022 at 10:06 PM, Banker said:

They’re keeping the landing forms so will still need the checkers!

We are only jurisdiction in CTA with them!

They're not keeping the landing forms, everything is going.

And EasyJet are removing the face mask requirement from Saturday too.

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23 minutes ago, offshoremanxman said:

Alf Cannan was actually quite measured on the radio when he said that this doesn’t mean that people need to stop taking precautions just that people should do things they’re comfortable with. Julie Edge made some sensible comments about how illnesses in schools should be managed going forward too. The alarmists are having a real field day today. Are some people really that scared of being put back in full control of their own lives? 

There's been reports that schools are being laid low with norovirus and it's not all down to covid. 

Perhaps the teachers need some basic hygiene lessons? 

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1 minute ago, 0bserver said:

There's been reports that schools are being laid low with norovirus and it's not all down to covid. 

Perhaps the teachers need some basic hygiene lessons? 

Norovirus has been around a few years. Its endemic and can be nasty. We don't wear masks or make people fill in landing cards for it. I'm not sure what @Roger Mexicois going on about or suggesting

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1 minute ago, Happier diner said:

Norovirus has been around a few years. Its endemic and can be nasty. We don't wear masks or make people fill in landing cards for it. I'm not sure what @Roger Mexicois going on about or suggesting

They're the same people who need Public Health to remind them to drink water and wear sun cream when we have a heat wave. 

It's a wonder they manage to dress themselves or wipe their own arse independently. 

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28 minutes ago, offshoremanxman said:

Alf Cannan was actually quite measured on the radio when he said that this doesn’t mean that people need to stop taking precautions just that people should do things they’re comfortable with. Julie Edge made some sensible comments about how illnesses in schools should be managed going forward too. The alarmists are having a real field day today. Are some people really that scared of being put back in full control of their own lives? 

They are perfectly content to be in full control of their lives. Their concern is that the infect everyone mob are now unsupervised.

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Just now, offshoremanxman said:

You see this is the real problem I’ve had from the start with COVID-19. People like you believing that everyone else is so stupid that they’re a danger to society. There are places you can go in the world if you genuinely think like that. Russia, China, or maybe North Korea? They’re all great at beating down individuality and stealing peoples human rights on the grounds that they are a threat to the system. That sort of mindset is largely incompatible with living in a Western free market democracy. If you can’t live without your comfort blanket it’s time for you to go back indoors.

Funny I assume you must drink drive, speed continually and do anything you want then as those are controlled in a free market democracy. Your repeated attempts to belittle by use of terms such as comfort blanket and nappy wearers are a waste of time. Although given the preponderance of disabled people in the vulnerable group the latter sounds very much like targeted harassment.

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