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Confused malcontents swilling Chardonnay while awaiting the Zombie Apocalypse.
10/23/20
Thrilling choreography set to a Bach violin concerto, to celebrate the historic New York suburb of Harlem.
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Difficult to know why anyone would vote against giving hungry children food. https://www.jonathanpie.com/
10/25/20
Try this one as an answer.....
The issue over feeding hungry children at Christmas has revealed some interesting things. We've seen that, of all the UK nations, only England's government w...
10/26/20
Jenifer (Zarknorph) said:What the bloody hell is going on over there?!!
There's no argument over providing meals during the holidays for children who normally receive free school meals. The Government is in favour and the local authorities are in favour. It's merely a question of who pays for it. Personally I think the Gov should just add the cash to the grant they give to local authorities to pay for free school meals during term time.
11/1/20
Prime Minister Boris Johnson orders England into a month-long lockdown as the United Kingdom passes the milestone of 1 million COVID-19 cases, with scientists warning the virus is spreading faster than their worst predictions.
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Jenifer (Zarknorph) said:"Prime Minister Boris Johnson orders England into a month-long lockdown as the United Kingdom passes the milestone of 1 million COVID-19 cases, with scientists warning the virus is spreading faster than their worst predictions."
The worst case scenario presented by Gov scientists a month ago, was widely dissed by much of the press as alarmist. Johnson bought in to some of it and introduced a 3 tier response system. The problem is that whilst new cases seem fairly static at around 21000 a day, the Office of National Statistics who do their own testing of a large sample of the population, have just reported that 100,000 people a day are catching the virus. (Obviously most were asymptomatic or very mild cases.) However, the danger is that with numbers that high, the disease will spread to the more vulnerable and hospitalisations, ICU occupancy and death rates will go through the roof.
We're not closing schools, colleges or universities and people will still be able to go to work if their place of work is safe and we'll still be able to go out for exercise as long as we stay in household groups or go alone. I hope that a month is enough to bring down the numbers. I fear it won't be.
11/9/20
In writings and media appearances, he took a universalist view of religion in a multicultural world - a stance that could get him in hot water with conservatives.
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