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Sounds familiar all right. So because we don't manufacture our own test kits or pharmaceutical equipment and are at the mercy of suppliers who are being hijacked by bigger and richer nations, what can you propose the authorities should do in the meantime? Maybe the suspected under reporting is because there just isn't enough tests to go around? And information control is required to prevent mass hysteria in the population? Face it, we're very suseptible to rumor and panic very easily. Imagine a scenario where there is a run on groceries, fuel and banks etc, what about the poor ppl? The government doesn't have money to support them forever, they will have to tax us into Oblivion, and so the cookie crumbles....not everything is pnm or UNC or whatever.sMASH wrote:hydroep wrote:The UK Government has been accused of being "resource driven" in its COVID policies as it seeks to manage short supplies of test kits and equipment.
As a result they have (allegedly) been under-reporting infections and deaths of both the population (especially care homes) and NHS workers in an attempt to convince the public that everything is under control.
Their lockdown was recently extended as well.
Sounds familiar...
we sound similar to all the worst case countries. and that is what the PNMites not seeing, or dont want to admit.
wing wrote:Sounds familiar all right. So because we don't manufacture our own test kits or pharmaceutical equipment and are at the mercy of suppliers who are being hijacked by bigger and richer nations, what can you propose the authorities should do in the meantime? Maybe the suspected under reporting is because there just isn't enough tests to go around? And information control is required to prevent mass hysteria in the population? Face it, we're very suseptible to rumor and panic very easily. Imagine a scenario where there is a run on groceries, fuel and banks etc, what about the poor ppl? The government doesn't have money to support them forever, they will have to tax us into Oblivion, and so the cookie crumbles....not everything is pnm or UNC or whatever.sMASH wrote:hydroep wrote:The UK Government has been accused of being "resource driven" in its COVID policies as it seeks to manage short supplies of test kits and equipment.
As a result they have (allegedly) been under-reporting infections and deaths of both the population (especially care homes) and NHS workers in an attempt to convince the public that everything is under control.
Their lockdown was recently extended as well.
Sounds familiar...
we sound similar to all the worst case countries. and that is what the PNMites not seeing, or dont want to admit.
I don't believe we're as mature as we think. Just look at the toilet paper and Lysol panic buying when we first started talking pandemic, ppl from all walks of life, mind you. Yes I also believe that government is not to be trusted and it is difficult to not get caught up in the mob mentality. We have proven time and again that we are not prepared for most contingencies and the population can't be relied upon to do something that goes contrary to their status quo without inducement or force. Thus, information control is required to prevent anarchy. Just think, what would any of us do in the same position. I don't envy them at all.Gladiator wrote:wing wrote:Sounds familiar all right. So because we don't manufacture our own test kits or pharmaceutical equipment and are at the mercy of suppliers who are being hijacked by bigger and richer nations, what can you propose the authorities should do in the meantime? Maybe the suspected under reporting is because there just isn't enough tests to go around? And information control is required to prevent mass hysteria in the population? Face it, we're very suseptible to rumor and panic very easily. Imagine a scenario where there is a run on groceries, fuel and banks etc, what about the poor ppl? The government doesn't have money to support them forever, they will have to tax us into Oblivion, and so the cookie crumbles....not everything is pnm or UNC or whatever.sMASH wrote:hydroep wrote:The UK Government has been accused of being "resource driven" in its COVID policies as it seeks to manage short supplies of test kits and equipment.
As a result they have (allegedly) been under-reporting infections and deaths of both the population (especially care homes) and NHS workers in an attempt to convince the public that everything is under control.
Their lockdown was recently extended as well.
Sounds familiar...
we sound similar to all the worst case countries. and that is what the PNMites not seeing, or dont want to admit.
All they need to do is be honest, transparent and call a spade a spade and that will restore public confidence in the system
TT nationals in Suriname to return home
Narissa Fraser
Minister of National Security Stuart Young says TT nationals stranded in Suriname will be allowed to return home.
He made the announcement at the Health Ministry’s virtual press briefing on Monday morning.
On Wednesday, Young told the group of 31 to get tested for covid19 there so that their results can be used in considering whether to bring them home.
He said he has been in “constant contact” with their attorneys.
“We are going to grant the permission now for them to come to TT.
“Of course when they come to TT of their own accord, they will – as you’ve seen happen with the 33 from Barbados – they will be subject to the chief medical officer and his professional staff and they will be quarantined. There’s no doubt about that.”
MaxPower wrote:^ nice,
If the Govt want to play jackass, just like the Barbados and Suriname jackasses, then bring in the next 250 jackasses that waiting on cruise ships.
Open the borders, the ppl of T&T want them.
MaxPower wrote:^ nice,
If the Govt want to play jackass, just like the Barbados and Suriname jackasses, then bring in the next 250 jackasses that waiting on cruise ships.
Open the borders, the ppl of T&T want them.
Dizzy28 wrote:MaxPower wrote:^ nice,
If the Govt want to play jackass, just like the Barbados and Suriname jackasses, then bring in the next 250 jackasses that waiting on cruise ships.
Open the borders, the ppl of T&T want them.
Are you this vex about the private jets coming in from South Florida as well or only because is average joes just wanting to come home?
paid_influencer wrote:temperature screening in Parliament. If any MP have high temperature, they are not allowed in.
MaxPower wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:MaxPower wrote:^ nice,
If the Govt want to play jackass, just like the Barbados and Suriname jackasses, then bring in the next 250 jackasses that waiting on cruise ships.
Open the borders, the ppl of T&T want them.
Are you this vex about the private jets coming in from South Florida as well or only because is average joes just wanting to come home?
Soldier, allyuh Trinis really hard head yes.
What does borders closure mean to you?
Political preferences, cruise ships, private jets etc....doesnt matter.
Its the coonoomoonoos like “Dohplaydat” and company who will be affected as they are the ones still participating in unhygienic, social distancing rebelling practices.
Open the borders to all man, i am supporting you now on this.
paid_influencer wrote:Parliament in session. black masks all around
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ibkn6GJAZgA
wing wrote:I don't believe we're as mature as we think. Just look at the toilet paper and Lysol panic buying when we first started talking pandemic, ppl from all walks of life, mind you. Yes I also believe that government is not to be trusted and it is difficult to not get caught up in the mob mentality. We have proven time and again that we are not prepared for most contingencies and the population can't be relied upon to do something that goes contrary to their status quo without inducement or force. Thus, information control is required to prevent anarchy. Just think, what would any of us do in the same position. I don't envy them at all.Gladiator wrote:wing wrote:Sounds familiar all right. So because we don't manufacture our own test kits or pharmaceutical equipment and are at the mercy of suppliers who are being hijacked by bigger and richer nations, what can you propose the authorities should do in the meantime? Maybe the suspected under reporting is because there just isn't enough tests to go around? And information control is required to prevent mass hysteria in the population? Face it, we're very suseptible to rumor and panic very easily. Imagine a scenario where there is a run on groceries, fuel and banks etc, what about the poor ppl? The government doesn't have money to support them forever, they will have to tax us into Oblivion, and so the cookie crumbles....not everything is pnm or UNC or whatever.sMASH wrote:hydroep wrote:The UK Government has been accused of being "resource driven" in its COVID policies as it seeks to manage short supplies of test kits and equipment.
As a result they have (allegedly) been under-reporting infections and deaths of both the population (especially care homes) and NHS workers in an attempt to convince the public that everything is under control.
Their lockdown was recently extended as well.
Sounds familiar...
we sound similar to all the worst case countries. and that is what the PNMites not seeing, or dont want to admit.
All they need to do is be honest, transparent and call a spade a spade and that will restore public confidence in the system
aaron17 wrote:So ah hear air pollutants can be a carrier.Soooo what about Sahara dust?
Slartibartfast wrote:
Phone Surgeon wrote:What allyuh think about that cloth mask drive the government pushing.
And the test with the lighter/match and trying to blow it out
MaxPower wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:MaxPower wrote:^ nice,
If the Govt want to play jackass, just like the Barbados and Suriname jackasses, then bring in the next 250 jackasses that waiting on cruise ships.
Open the borders, the ppl of T&T want them.
Are you this vex about the private jets coming in from South Florida as well or only because is average joes just wanting to come home?
Soldier, allyuh Trinis really hard head yes.
What does borders closure mean to you?
Political preferences, cruise ships, private jets etc....doesnt matter.
Its the coonoomoonoos like “Dohplaydat” and company who will be affected as they are the ones still participating in unhygienic, social distancing rebelling practices.
Open the borders to all man, i am supporting you now on this.
sMASH wrote:Phone Surgeon wrote:What allyuh think about that cloth mask drive the government pushing.
And the test with the lighter/match and trying to blow it out
the intent with using cloth masks, is to reduce the demand on the professional maks, to leave them for frontliners. those cloth masks best is 50% effectiveness. if u coudl use a better one, use it.
sMASH wrote:MaxPower wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:MaxPower wrote:^ nice,
If the Govt want to play jackass, just like the Barbados and Suriname jackasses, then bring in the next 250 jackasses that waiting on cruise ships.
Open the borders, the ppl of T&T want them.
Are you this vex about the private jets coming in from South Florida as well or only because is average joes just wanting to come home?
Soldier, allyuh Trinis really hard head yes.
What does borders closure mean to you?
Political preferences, cruise ships, private jets etc....doesnt matter.
Its the coonoomoonoos like “Dohplaydat” and company who will be affected as they are the ones still participating in unhygienic, social distancing rebelling practices.
Open the borders to all man, i am supporting you now on this.
in other words, the govt coudl fly in their people and import it again, thats good. but beat the people for not running around. lol.
we have little evidence to prove that its in the population so increased movement can be justified. but there is a lot of data showing its outside, so opening borders will pose a high risk of importing it.
there's ur distinction
Slartibartfast wrote:
Dohplaydat wrote:Lol MaxDotish, answer the question, if Covid-19 is around for at least a year until we have vaccines, so we ever open our borders?
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