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Corona Man wrote:

Magellan wrote:

Pseudo wrote:

tipper wrote:So, the guy caught lieing and causing the lockdown has been identified as being a spanish national.

Its now being investigated by "taskfprce protect"

Anyone else feel sapol missed a golden opportunity to name it the "spanish inquisition"??

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Well I wouldn't have expected it, but then nobody does...

I'd say members of the task-force are unlikely to have a fanatical devotion to the Pope.

How about comfy chairs?

Definitely, and a torture rack like this that'll guarantee the truth:

tipper wrote:So, the guy caught lieing and causing the lockdown has been identified as being a spanish national.

Its now being investigated by "taskfprce protect"

Anyone else feel sapol missed a golden opportunity to name it the "spanish inquisition"??

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The thing is, even with this type of inquisition, his answers may not be of assistance...

Magellan wrote:

tipper wrote:So, the guy caught lieing and causing the lockdown has been identified as being a spanish national.

Its now being investigated by "taskfprce protect"

Anyone else feel sapol missed a golden opportunity to name it the "spanish inquisition"??

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The thing is, even with this type of inquisition, his answers may not be of assistance...

Is not rat. Is hghamster

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The police interview was pointless

Are these journos making Rucci look like a good journo

Armchair expert wrote:The police interview was pointless

At least we know that they had 36 detectives looking at 400 hours of CCTV footage. Nothing to see yet. Don't know why they had to have a separate presser to tell us nothing.

Dinglinga75 wrote:Are these journos making Rucci look like a good journo

No

locky801 wrote:

Booney wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:What was the question?

He said "I have no updates on the pizza bar investigation, (forget the blokes name leading the task force) will update you later but I'll take questions"

"Is there any update on the pizza bar investigation."

Think we only are having these presso's daily now to see how much more the journalists can embarrass themselves, some are a disgrace to their profession

The Victorian show was just as bad
You watched the qualified journos asking very dumb questions.
The likes of Andrews just smirks because he knows he's got them covered
It says something that most weather presenters have a BJourn and 80% of Uber drivers have a BMedia&Comn

Jimmy_041 wrote:It says something that most weather presenters have a BJourn and 80% of Uber drivers have a BMedia&Comn

And as a retired lawyer mate said to me last months, if you want legal advice go to your local Woolies checkout area, and there's bound to be a new LLB graduate on duty...

am Bays wrote:

Jimmy_041 wrote:It says something that most weather presenters have a BJourn and 80% of Uber drivers have a BMedia&Comn

And as a retired lawyer mate said to me last months, if you want legal advice go to your local Woolies checkout area, and there's bound to be a new LLB graduate on duty...

Bunnings Mate. That's the new human rights / legal battle ground.

[quote="tipper"]So, the guy caught lieing and causing the lockdown has been identified as being a spanish national.

Its now being investigated by "taskfprce protect"

Anyone else feel sapol missed a golden opportunity to name it the "spanish inquisition"??

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Senor Pizza maker advised SAPOL No Hablo Bien Ingles !!


Therefore SAPOL should of got a hold of the Grand Inquisitor Tomás de Torquemada he would of gotten an instant confession.

Anyone had a test lately?

How long did the results take

scottroo wrote:Anyone had a test lately?

How long did the results take

About 24 hrs.

My daughter (6) had one Saturday morning and got results back Sunday morning

scottroo wrote:Anyone had a test lately?

How long did the results take

I got tested Saturday afternoon. There was hardly any cars in the queue, so I was in and out in about 15 minutes. Left at 4.30pm on Saturday and got my result back 4.30pm Sunday ... negative.

am Bays wrote:

Jimmy_041 wrote:It says something that most weather presenters have a BJourn and 80% of Uber drivers have a BMedia&Comn

And as a retired lawyer mate said to me last months, if you want legal advice go to your local Woolies checkout area, and there's bound to be a new LLB graduate on duty...

**** that! I ask Judge Google

So channel 7 last night went with the story that our famous Spaniard, no not this one:


But rather our Spanish Pizza f-wit, has been seen on CCTV visiting rooms in the Peppers Hotel, despite only being employed to work at the Stamford.

So the question is, was he delivering his goods to medi-hotel guests who were bored with nothing to do but try some new product?

Is he actually patient zero and the poor cleaner caught it from him?

Gotta laugh at the so called 'security' in these facilities when a cook from the stamford is seen on 400 hours of CCTV footage visiting room to room at the Peppers.

Sounds very similar to the Victorian 2nd wave, was he taking the ferret for a walk?

Very good piece from Tom Richardson

https://indaily.com.au/news/analysis/20 ... hanged-sa/

SA Health is still a basket case

Jimmy_041 wrote:Very good piece from Tom Richardson

https://indaily.com.au/news/analysis/20 ... hanged-sa/

SA Health is still a basket case

Nah, it was rubbish.
Basically an opinion piece from him trying to defend the journos hidden as a week in review.

Tom continues to push the theory that paying the workers more so they don't have second jobs would have solved the problem.
It wouldn't. As seen with this cluster, the majority of transmission has occurred at home, not at second jobs.
And if these people don't have second jobs, then they are spending that time out in the community at social outings (either public or private), once again, spreading the virus.

Asking the workers to go into their own lockdowns while not at work, and not socialise with anyone, is unreasonable.
Asking them not to work a second job, but allow social activity (which seems to be the line the journos are pushing) achieves nothing to minimise the risk of further transmission.

The key to stopping these clusters is to keep the disease in the medi-hotel in the first place!