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Magellan wrote:

Apachebulldog wrote:FAAARK the MSM its just BOVEM EXCRETUS

Come on, Apache, 'bullshit' in Latin is stercus tauri.

Do your research and stop peddling false truths about converting English profanities into other languages. The truth about translating things into Latin is out there, not in the MSM of course, but on an obscure website inhabited by out-of-work classical studies nerds.

What about TAURUS EXCRETUM !

Booney wrote:

RB wrote:Also it amuses me how 'MSM' is now used as a euphemism by Apache, Donald Trump and various other tinfoil hat wearers as a sort of cover-all to mean 'people who disagree with me'.

And, define "MSM", does Twitter, Facebook count? If yes then the loops are on MSM as well.

I got off Facebook a month ago and it has been the best thing. The crap on there is unbelievable.

Apache, I agree there is a lot of bull going on in some media sources. It stirs things up and grabs attention and helps sell advertising. So you do have to be careful and a little sceptical interpreting it. However, that doesn't mean everything said in all the media or by government and medical officials is false. There is no realistic motivation for a national conspiracy to unnecessarily wreck the economy. Inconsistentcy may appear because even medical and statistical people will have differing views of how to interpret the raw data. Only time will clarify that.

I get the information I trust more from AMA and other medical publications, including those of my own medical specialist college, and am getting US medical data via Medscape. Locally the ABC seems to be fairly balanced and consistent with the majority medical sources. I'm looking at taking a medical locum placement in mid-September, but it will be in WA or northern Qld. I'd rather not work and not get paid than go to risky areas.

Virus strains all mutate and change as they go through populations, mostly to become milder forms because there is no benefit to them to killing the host and depending on fast transmission to survive, but genetic mutation is random and more toxic strains can emerge unpredictably.

Not on Fascist Book not on Twatter not on Instant Hard on all full of SHITE.

Only one stat i rely on 93 to 95 % of WU HU FLU cases have mild symptoms and fully recover.

I do not go for all the the other doom and gloom scaremongering.

So ya all get out from under ya beds.

Apachebulldog wrote:Only one stat i rely on 93 to 95 % of WU HU FLU cases have mild symptoms and fully recover.:

So 1 in 20 are not mild, and may not fully recover.

Apachebulldog wrote:Only one stat i rely on 93 to 95 % of WU HU FLU cases have mild symptoms and fully recover.

I do not go for all the the other doom and gloom scaremongering.

So ya all get out from under ya beds.

Go take another couple of tablets Pop.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Apachebulldog wrote:Only one stat i rely on 93 to 95 % of WU HU FLU cases have mild symptoms and fully recover.

I do not go for all the the other doom and gloom scaremongering.

So ya all get out from under ya beds.

Go take another couple of tablets Pop.

Bex or Ford pills?

Magellan wrote:

Apachebulldog wrote:FAAARK the MSM its just BOVEM EXCRETUS

Come on, Apache, 'bullshit' in Latin is stercus tauri.

"Now, write it out a hundred times. ... Hail Caesar ! And if it's not done by sunrise, I'll cut your balls off."

Magellan wrote:Bex or Ford pills?

Speaking of Bex, I never knew that they are harmful, I recall seeing them everywhere as a kid.

Apachebulldog wrote:Only one stat i rely on 93 to 95 % of WU HU FLU cases have mild symptoms and fully recover.

True, but a small percentage do die, and while it is mostly older people who have age related medical issues already it can also take out younger people who have medical issues that compromise their resistance. It is inhumane to disregard that even if the numbers are small.

Incidentally, having seen some information suggesting there had been leaks of earlier strains right back in December, I'm beginning to wonder whether the tracheo-bronchal infection I caught on my cruise in December may have been it. Certainly it was the worst upper respiratory tract infection I've had since childhood.

Unfortunately, the antibodies formed during infection to this type of virus tend not to stay in the body at detectable levels. So I can't have that checked at this late stage. My wife was screened for CV pre-surgery in mid-May and tested negative. (Surgeons are taking the risk of catching it from patients quite seriously.)

Psyber wrote:Apache, I agree there is a lot of bull going on in some media sources. It stirs things up and grabs attention and helps sell advertising. So you do have to be careful and a little sceptical interpreting it. However, that doesn't mean everything said in all the media or by government and medical officials is false. There is no realistic motivation for a national conspiracy to unnecessarily wreck the economy. Inconsistentcy may appear because even medical and statistical people will have differing views of how to interpret the raw data. Only time will clarify that.

I get the information I trust more from AMA and other medical publications, including those of my own medical specialist college, and am getting US medical data via Medscape. Locally the ABC seems to be fairly balanced and consistent with the majority medical sources. I'm looking at taking a medical locum placement in mid-September, but it will be in WA or northern Qld. I'd rather not work and not get paid than go to risky areas.

Virus strains all mutate and change as they go through populations, mostly to become milder forms because there is no benefit to them to killing the host and depending on fast transmission to survive, but genetic mutation is random and more toxic strains can emerge unpredictably.

Correct CORONA has been around since the early sixties it was called the FUu seasonal flu influenza and all the other names etc etc now its a VIRUS sounds more scary LOL

Totally agree with your analysis Psyber we live in an era of being bombarded with misinformation from all different people so who do we believe ???

As i have said before we all should do our own research take all in then come up with your own conclusions.

I do not believe in all the doom and gloom that is portrayed by the MSM agitators.

I think i am and try to be optimistic about the future so stuff all this DOOM and GLOOM.

Wake up every one.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Magellan wrote:Bex or Ford pills?

Speaking of Bex, I never knew that they are harmful, I recall seeing them everywhere as a kid.

The original Mother's little helper

Pseudo wrote:

Magellan wrote:

Apachebulldog wrote:FAAARK the MSM its just BOVEM EXCRETUS

Come on, Apache, 'bullshit' in Latin is stercus tauri.

"Now, write it out a hundred times. ... Hail Caesar ! And if it's not done by sunrise, I'll cut your balls off."

Friends Romans and countrymen lend me your ears.

Vene Vidi Vici.

All Hail Caesar !!!!

Apachebulldog wrote:

Pseudo wrote:

Magellan wrote:

Apachebulldog wrote:FAAARK the MSM its just BOVEM EXCRETUS

Come on, Apache, 'bullshit' in Latin is stercus tauri.

"Now, write it out a hundred times. ... Hail Caesar ! And if it's not done by sunrise, I'll cut your balls off."

Friends Romans and countrymen lend me your ears.

Vene Vidi Vici.

All Hail Caesar !!!!

Careful now, Julius Caesar's public addresses were Rome's equivalent of the MSM.

Apachebulldog wrote:
Friends Romans and countrymen lend me your ears.

Vene Vidi Vici.

All Hail Caesar !!!!

I always loved this few lines that makes sense as English or Latin: (Just different sense.)

Caesar adsum iam forte
Brutus ad erat
Caesar sic in omnibus
Brutus in is at.

317 new cases in Vic today

Apachebulldog wrote:Totally agree with your analysis Psyber we live in an era of being bombarded with misinformation from all different people so who do we believe ???

It's not about 'belief', it's about considering the evidence.

I'd probably start with the overwhelming consensus of qualified doctors, virologists, public health administrators and other experts who've studied this.

Of course, you should also consider any evidence provided by uninformed alien anal probe crackpots uploaded onto 'alternative websites' from their parents' basements.

I emphasise 'any evidence provided' by said crackpots.

All people coming from Victoria to SA will need to be tested for CV19 within 24hours. FINES of $1000 will apply for anyone who doesn’t comply from Saturday.

Jim05 wrote:I’m only going on personal experience.
The minute SA announced it I pretty much went and did whatever I wanted and people at work did as well. Overnight the attitude changed and pretty much all SD ceased at work.

Definitely a touch of lockdown fatigue developed, regardless of BLM protests.

If there's one thing that the BLM protests (where everyone wore masks) might have taught us, is that masks in public may need to be the norm when second waves occur, especially if we're to avoid Stage 4 lockdowns.