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Boris...

  • should completely lock us down immediately and fook up all our Christmas'

    Votes: 3 12.5%

  • let the bodies stack high

    Votes: 13 54.2%

  • lock us down from the 29th to fook up Treble's plans

    Votes: 8 33.3%
  • Total voters
    24
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FosseFilberto said:
... read the latter part of the post ... the area of Leicester most impacted is Evington ... lots of old 3 storey housing with large families predominantly from the Indian sub-continent <ok>
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I don't know Leicester, but I thought I heard something about the textile industry. Is it being spread via the work place, then to the home of families?
 
brb said:
I don't know Leicester, but I thought I heard something about the textile industry. Is it being spread via the work place, then to the home of families?
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Difficult to say without more information.. but we do know that Evington is the area most affected... my old man was brought up close to there in the 40s (the Highfields) and it is where immigrants from the Indian sub-continent first started to settle and spread from... certainly many would have sought jobs in the bustling textile industry ... the schools in the area have always had big class sizes; my old man went to Moat Boys school which is now a sprawling community college ... it's no coincidence that the spike has come in one of the most densely populated inner city areas with a distinct larger family dynamic - aged relatives living in situ with young kids etc.
 
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Tobes said:
Yet more pointless word salad from you.

Proved wrong about what? I know what he said, he linked COVID to 5G and tried to say the entire issue was caused by Jews.

You’ve not offered any actual counter, as you haven’t got one. So all you’ve done is your usual brand of pretending you somehow have a superior knowledge on the subject, the usual ‘truther’ bullshit, and offered absolutely nothing.
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Again you don't get it do you.....until you listen to interview you cannot make assumptions based on snippets given by mainstream media.......twas 3 hours of information and I can assure you that the information given about 5g was not what you claim it to be but you wouldn't know that would you.

I must say you're well trained....... Sit
 
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aberdude said:
Again you don't get it do you.....until you listen to interview you cannot make assumptions based on snippets given by mainstream media.......twas 3 hours of information and I can assure you that the information given about 5g was not what you claim it to be but you wouldn't know that would you.

I must say you're well trained....... Sit
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Again you offer **** all, just your usual brand of ‘you don’t know’ bullshit.

Did he or did he not, say the coronavirus was the work of Jewish cultists and that 5G made people more susceptible to the disease? Go on........
 
FosseFilberto said:
Difficult to say without more information.. but we do know that Evington is the area most affected... my old man was brought up close to there in the 40s (the Highfields) and it is where immigrants from the Indian sub-continent first started to settle and spread from... certainly many would have sought jobs in the bustling textile industry ... the schools in the area have always had big class sizes; my old man went to Moat Boys school which is now a sprawling community college ... it's no coincidence that the spike has come in one of the most densely populated inner city areas with a distinct larger family dynamic - aged relatives living in situ with young kids etc.
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I think you covered off the problem well in your comment, as I had heard questions, around the textile industry and offering support to large families, where they couldn't self isolate sufficiently enough at home. I've certainly not heard of any mass gatherings in Leicester, so I can only assume it has to be something in their daily life. Much the same as the problems in meat processing factories, in other parts of the country. We can reiterate the importance of social distancing and the new normal, but in reality, that is not always going to be possible, unless we relocate to bigger premises for industry and bigger homes for large families but that's just not practical.
 
Leicester, the following being blamed;

Sweat shops within the textile industry
Food processing industry
Youngsters taking it home to the older generations of the family
Businesses that did not stop trading during the lockdown

The perfect storm.
 
brb said:
Leicester, the following being blamed;

Sweat shops within the textile industry
Food processing industry
Youngsters taking it home to the older generations of the family
Businesses that did not stop trading during the lockdown

The perfect storm.
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Something doesn’t seem right to me...what about the protests? I’ll be amazed if there isNt a spike after them...it should be hitting about now tbh

The beach goers....they got a few weeks yet before it’s due to hit them...if indeed it is still out there
 
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Tobes said:
Again you offer **** all, just your usual brand of ‘you don’t know’ bullshit.

Did he or did he not, say the coronavirus was the work of Jewish cultists and that 5G made people more susceptible to the disease? Go on........
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Just listen to the interview you fking *****l that's where its on offer......until that time shut the fk up and stop trying to say things that didn't come out of his mouth.
 
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aberdude said:
Just listen to the interview you fking *****l that's where its on offer......until that time shut the fk up and stop trying to say things that didn't come out of his mouth.
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Answer the actual question I posed, you ridiculous clown.

Go on....
 
Spurlock said:
Something doesn’t seem right to me...what about the protests? I’ll be amazed if there isNt a spike after them...it should be hitting about now tbh

The beach goers....they got a few weeks yet before it’s due to hit them...if indeed it is still out there
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Not sure what you mean about dosen't seem right?

We know the virus spreads more in an enclosed environment, Leicester has both, sweat shops within the textile industry and large families.

As for protests and the beach over crowding, along with street parties, in Eastbourne, Westminster and Brixton, they were outdoor events. So yes, we could see the consequence within the coming weeks of those events, but I reiterate they were outdoors.

Such as there is a reason that pubs are being suggested as better serving within beer gardens/streets, because it lowers the risk, sadly a lesson Leicester does not appear to have learned, albeit, it could be due to unavoidable conditions.
 
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Theresa May just dropped a bomb on Gove ... questioning why the new National Security Adviser appointment is a Bojob cronie with no relevant experience in the sphere <laugh>
 
brb said:
Not sure what you mean about dosen't seem right?

We know the virus spreads more in an enclosed environment, Leicester has both, sweat shops within the textile industry and large families.

As for protests and the beach over crowding, along with street parties, in Eastbourne, Westminster and Brixton, they were outdoor events. So yes, we could see the consequence within the coming weeks of those events, but I reiterate they were outdoors.

But there is a reason the pubs are being suggested as better serving within beer gardens, because it lowers the risk, sadly a lesson Leicester does not appear to have learned, albeit, it could be due to unavoidable conditions.
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Come on brb .
They are still celebrating their title win :emoticon-0138-think.
Another year left of it .
Mind you that will be about a quarter of the time the scousers will be :emoticon-0169-dance
 
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Julian Edelman said:
Come on brb .
They are still celebrating their title win :emoticon-0138-think.
Another year left of it .
Mind you that will be about a quarter of the time the scousers will be :emoticon-0169-dance
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Just a guess on my part, from memory of events around the UK and the World, transmission seems to be most rife, when infection is picked up from an enclosed environment, then passed to people in another enclosed environment, such as the family home.
 
brb said:
Not sure what you mean about dosen't seem right?

We know the virus spreads more in an enclosed environment, Leicester has both, sweat shops within the textile industry and large families.

As for protests and the beach over crowding, along with street parties, in Eastbourne, Westminster and Brixton, they were outdoor events. So yes, we could see the consequence within the coming weeks of those events, but I reiterate they were outdoors.

Such as there is a reason that pubs are being suggested as better serving within beer gardens/streets, because it lowers the risk, sadly a lesson Leicester does not appear to have learned, albeit, it could be due to unavoidable conditions.
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It’s not a very consistent virus...seems like a lot of luck(Bad) is involved in catching it too
 
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