F&B hit very badly, especially hawkers

[Loofydralb]

This second CB has been bad for my events catering business. Even the uptick of business from my ghost kitchens can't offset my losses. Fucking oppies! If only sinkies were not led astray by oppies, they would have been more socially responsible and this wouldn't have happened.

God is giving you a simple test to see if you wake up from polytheism.

 

[zhihau]

IDGAF

was looking at our current outbreak with these new variants present in our midst, I’m glad our hospitals are holding well despite the few hiccups.

you stay extra safe if you’re on the front line.

 

[nayr69sg]

was looking at our current outbreak with these new variants present in our midst, I’m glad our hospitals are holding well despite the few hiccups.

you stay extra safe if you’re on the front line.

This virus has a low morbidity and low mortality rate (relatively- especially if able to get treatment and ICU support). However it has high infectivity. So it can spread very rapid and infect many many people.

Hence the problem is not so much scared that everyone who catches it will die that kind of stuff.

But more like if everybody gets infected then you get too many cases that need treatment and ICU support that you dont have enough resources to help those - that will then cause the mortality rate to go up as well.

It is still about flattening the curve. Although the media has dropped that because we have already flattened the curve in many countries and also beefed up ICU capacity.

It's almost over now with the vaccinations.

 

[nirvarq]

was looking at our current outbreak with these new variants present in our midst, I’m glad our hospitals are holding well despite the few hiccups.

you stay extra safe if you’re on the front line.

Last week i was at TTSH on some business dealing the hospital was welp, empty !

Yes just a few people here and there. The doctors and nurses are many times more than the patients ...... /rofl nobody dares to go there. The lobby was high class big, high tech, aircon, marble floors like a resort. It was so grand and peaceful there lol.........

SG is really a different world from the rest. We're well, in a way very 'lucky' too, what pandemic ? Despite the woo-ha...... lol....

 

[nayr69sg]

Last week i was at TTSH on some business dealing the hospital was welp, empty !

Yes just a few people here and there. The doctors and nurses are many times more than the patients ...... /rofl nobody dares to go there. The lobby was high class big, high tech, aircon, marble floors like a resort. It was so grand and peaceful there lol.........

SG is really a different world from the rest. We're well, in a way very 'lucky' too, what pandemic ? Despite the woo-ha...... lol....

I can't speak for what is happening now. But back in 2003, during those months with SARS the General Surgery Department at SGH could have just 2 admissions the whole night and both admissions were before Midnight. I was on call that night. Hospital like ghost town indeed.

I think this Indian variant outbreak, the sinkies really much much more afraid liao. Breaks through Changi Airport defence. Even infects those vaccinated (although almost all had no symptoms to minimal symptoms but sinkies don't really bother about that it's TIOK COVID!!!!)

Scary for Singaporeans!

 

[nirvarq]

I can't speak for what is happening now. But back in 2003, during those months with SARS the General Surgery Department at SGH could have just 2 admissions the whole night and both admissions were before Midnight. I was on call that night. Hospital like ghost town indeed.

I think this Indian variant outbreak, the sinkies really much much more afraid liao. Breaks through Changi Airport defence. Even infects those vaccinated (although almost all had no symptoms to minimal symptoms but sinkies don't really bother about that it's TIOK COVID!!!!)

Scary for Singaporeans!

Don't believe too much by the media's hype, many knows and are woke on what's going on actually. lol...........

 

[nayr69sg]

Don't believe too much by the media's hype, many knows and are woke on what's going on actually. lol...........

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...ab-dead-Brit-William-Shakespeare-died-81.html

Yeah maybe next wave is all those who got vaccinated all die off.

 

[face the facts]

OK please post the phone number here and you would get huge orders from tomorrow onwards.

and address

 

[Leongsam]

All this fuss over a virus that is either asymptomatic or mild in the vast majority of those that catch it.

Ron Paul: How Texas Killed COVID​

by Tyler Durden
Tuesday, May 25, 2021 - 03:41 PM
Authored by Ron Paul via The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity,
In March, Governor Greg Abbott announced that Texas would open for business 100 percent without a statewide mask mandate.


The pro-lockdown “experts” were shocked. If a state as big as Texas joined Florida and succeeded in thumbing its nose at “the science” – which told us that for the first time in history healthy people should be forced to stay in their houses and wear oxygen-restricting face masks – then the lockdown narrative would begin falling apart.

President Biden famously attacked the decision as “Neanderthal thinking.” Texas Democratic Party Chairman Gilberto Hinojosa warned that, with this order, Abbott would “kill Texans.” Incoming CDC Director Rochelle Walensky tearfully told us about her feelings of “impending doom.”

When the poster child for Covid lockdowns Dr. Fauci was asked several weeks later why cases and deaths continued to evaporate in Texas, he answered simply, “I’m not sure.” That moment may have been a look at the man behind the proverbial curtain, who projected his power so confidently until confronted with reality.

Now a new study appearing as a National Bureau of Economic Research working paper, highlighted recently in Reason Magazine, has found “no evidence that the reopening affected the rate of new COVID-19 cases in the five-week period following the reopening. ...State-level COVID-19 mortality rates were unaffected by the March 10 reopening."

In other words, not only did the doom and gloom predicted by the lockdown fanatics fail to materialize, but the steady, seasonal downward trend of the virus toward extinction continued regardless of government action. As we have repeated for a year on the Liberty Report, the virus was going to virus regardless of anything we did about it. And Texas proved it.

However, some very important questions remain to be answered as the Covid panic across the United States is finally starting to recede.

First, will anyone be held responsible for the thousands who died because of the prohibition on safe treatments such as hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin that have since been shown to be effective against Covid-19?
As soon as Donald Trump mentioned that hydroxychloroquine might be effective against the virus, the “experts” circled the wagons. It was banned for use, until it later was quietly un-banned.
The politicization of medicine is anti-science, anti-human, and anti-American. Will those who needlessly died due to this politicization finally get their justice?
Second, though Abbott deserves credit for taking the bold step, shouldn’t he be held accountable for closing the state in the first place?
After all, when someone has been punching you in the face and then they stop, do you thank them for letting up or do you ask why they punched you in the first place? Will all the tyrannical rule-by-decree orders across the United States be stricken from the books? Or will they just be allowed to do this again for any reason they choose?
Third, thanks to Senator Rand Paul, we are now all aware of Dr. Fauci’s role in funding gain-of-function research on viruses in China.
Will we be able to find out exactly why we are being forced to pay for the mad scientist research into how to create more deadly viruses? Can we opt-out of this funding?

Though Greg Abbott deserves much criticism for shutting Texas down, his re-opening decree effectively ended Covid tyranny across the country. We are thankful for that. Now we must resolve to never let this happen again.
23,845174

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[redbull313]

All this fuss over a virus that is either asymptomatic or mild in the vast majority of those that catch it.

Ron Paul: How Texas Killed COVID​

by Tyler Durden
Tuesday, May 25, 2021 - 03:41 PM
Authored by Ron Paul via The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity,
In March, Governor Greg Abbott announced that Texas would open for business 100 percent without a statewide mask mandate.


The pro-lockdown “experts” were shocked. If a state as big as Texas joined Florida and succeeded in thumbing its nose at “the science” – which told us that for the first time in history healthy people should be forced to stay in their houses and wear oxygen-restricting face masks – then the lockdown narrative would begin falling apart.

President Biden famously attacked the decision as “Neanderthal thinking.” Texas Democratic Party Chairman Gilberto Hinojosa warned that, with this order, Abbott would “kill Texans.” Incoming CDC Director Rochelle Walensky tearfully told us about her feelings of “impending doom.”

When the poster child for Covid lockdowns Dr. Fauci was asked several weeks later why cases and deaths continued to evaporate in Texas, he answered simply, “I’m not sure.” That moment may have been a look at the man behind the proverbial curtain, who projected his power so confidently until confronted with reality.

Now a new study appearing as a National Bureau of Economic Research working paper, highlighted recently in Reason Magazine, has found “no evidence that the reopening affected the rate of new COVID-19 cases in the five-week period following the reopening. ...State-level COVID-19 mortality rates were unaffected by the March 10 reopening."

In other words, not only did the doom and gloom predicted by the lockdown fanatics fail to materialize, but the steady, seasonal downward trend of the virus toward extinction continued regardless of government action. As we have repeated for a year on the Liberty Report, the virus was going to virus regardless of anything we did about it. And Texas proved it.

However, some very important questions remain to be answered as the Covid panic across the United States is finally starting to recede.


Though Greg Abbott deserves much criticism for shutting Texas down, his re-opening decree effectively ended Covid tyranny across the country. We are thankful for that. Now we must resolve to never let this happen again.
23,845174

​

how about you go fuck yourself you dumb shit

you ever heard of a fucking vaccine ?

Just pay the bills so we can fuck you dipshit

 

[a_korusawa]

God is giving you a simple test to see if you wake up from polytheism.

if this is the punishment from god, then he deserves to be just dog!

 

[zhihau]

Last week i was at TTSH on some business dealing the hospital was welp, empty !

I know what you mean, was at CGH new wing recently and it’s the same as what you’ve describe.

goes to show Sinkies jin kiasi

 

[zhihau]

Scary for Singaporeans!

Sinkiestan loh kun choo kiok kim bai ok?

 

[nayr69sg]

Sinkiestan loh kun choo kiok kim bai ok?

Catch no balls. You talking hokkien?

 

[Leongsam]

All this carnage over a virus that is no worse than the flu.

 

[nirvarq]

I know what you mean, was at CGH new wing recently and it’s the same as what you’ve describe.

goes to show Sinkies jin kiasi

No not only that it goes to show we're on top of the 2nd wave even despite the fear mongering our hospitals are empty so :

1. How can we close borders we all will jiak sai is it not ?
2. How many are actually sick ?

Tio boh ? lol...............

 

[busy123]

All this carnage over a virus that is no worse than the flu.

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everyday u only post those taken out of context thing

so u r liar

 

[Leongsam]

Covid - Know your risk.

 

[Leongsam]

everyday u only post those taken out of context thing

so u r liar

Actually it's the other way round. My posts put things in context. It's the media reports that present the situation out of context.

 

[CPTMiller]

Look on the bright side, they save time and money by not needing to wash the plates, bowls and cutlery.

Some charge extra 30 to 50cents for container