Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!

[tsubaki]

If he tips over as well, it is going to be absolutely mayhem.

Pence would have to stand in, though looking at how he is standing today it doesn't fill one with confidence.

 

[Toffee-nerd]

I detest Johnson's policies and those of his party but wouldn't wish ill-health on anyone, and whilst his apparent obsession with appearing Churchillian is all well and good, playing Jesus and boasting about shaking hands with coronavirus patients appears to be costing him dearly.

Biggest position of responsibility in the country and he was making jokes and light of the situation. Dont wish any ill health on him but I think of all the people who would have initially seen him behaving that way and also thought the virus was no big deal. He put lives at risk and undoubtedly encouraged the behaviours we saw in the early stages of infection in the UK. Its unacceptable. Him and his little orange mate in the US have a lot to answer for imo.

 

[tsubaki]

that question about the Inspector General

 

[Harryflashman]

This is all Jeremy Corbyn's fault.

We guessing tomorrow’s DM headline ?

 

[Toast]

Doesn't sound great does he? Like he's been hammering the Bushmills before stepping foot on stage

He has deffo been hammering the sunbeds last few days.
The white around his eyes where the goggles have been are more obvious than ever.

 

[orly]

Pence would have to stand in, though looking at how he is standing today it doesn't fill one with confidence.

 

[Charro]

He’s got dementia and is absolutely drugged up to the eyeballs.

 

[Tin-Tin]

Vanderbilt, Rockefeller and Getty et. al. would be proud.

Apparently they have done that to Canada and Germany too. A German minister accused them of modern day piracy the other day

 

[Charlie Sweet]

The problem with coronavirus is that you can go downhill very quickly. Family friend walked into hospital unaided with coronavirus. He was put on a ventilator within 24 hours and died within 20 hours.

Both are a awful situation. I’m not arguing here as that would be extremely tasteless. Losing the head of state (even for myself who is a staunch labour supporter and liberal) will cause panic and instability which is the last thing the United Kingdom needs now. I have family members who are nurses in the NHS, and a grandmother in intensive care with coronavirus who likely won’t make it through, so the nurse situation seriously hits home as well.

And yet clowns are making jokes about it.

 

[B17BLG]

I would say this is as serious as it gets in terms of illness. Bearing in mind, this is the prime Minister of the UK where he would have various medical staff and teams onsite in downing street.

Can only imagine he requires specialist treatment from people who have experience treating patients with COVID-19.

 

[summerisle]

Well that told her.

 

[Charlie Sweet]

Is this Trump suggesting he knows companies with some sort of special medicine to help Boris?!

Coronavirus: World leaders wish Johnson a speedy recovery from COVID-19

Donald Trump says his administration has contacted all of Boris Johnson's doctors.

news.sky.com

 

[bigjonny]

Pence would have to stand in, though looking at how he is standing today it doesn't fill one with confidence.

Looks like he’s in a world of his own.

 

[riddick]

Doesn't sound great does he? Like he's been hammering the Bushmills before stepping foot on stage

Notoriously does not drink at all. Probably one of the only things I can say positively about him

 

[LinekersLegs]

that question about the Inspector General