AH SAM, big Supporter of Mask and Shutdown, Just have Heart Attack! NZ Just LOCKDOWN!

[Kraken]

Idiot red face angry Sam Leong, already disgruntled over mask effectiveness, now livid with rage and anger over new NZ Lockdown woh!

Circuit Breaker TRIP, must see very good reaction from Sam Leong the idiot

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-56059960

Covid-19 pandemic: New Zealand's biggest city ordered into lockdown
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image captionNew Zealand has kept cases and deaths from Covid-19 low
New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has ordered the country's biggest city Auckland to go into lockdown after the discovery of three new local cases of Covid-19.

The measures will last three days and require residents to stay at home.

Ms Ardern said the country was going "hard and early" after the cases were identified.

New Zealand has won widespread praise for its handling of the pandemic, going months without community transmission.
The country closed its borders entirely to almost all non-citizens or residents early on in the pandemic, aiming to eliminate the virus.

New Zealand, with a population of five million, has recorded just over 2,300 cases of Covid and 25 deaths.

The measures in Auckland require its 1.7m residents to stay at home except for essential shopping and work. Schools and non-essential shops will close.
Ms Ardern said three days should allow the government to get more information and get more testing done, and would also help determine if there was any community transmission.

media captionNew Zealand band Six60 are playing to up to 30,000 fans: "People are shoulder to shoulder, singing along"
The rest of the country moves to a higher level of alert, with schools and businesses remaining open but people encouraged to find alternative ways of working if possible.

Three community cases were announced earlier on Sunday - a mother, father and daughter from South Auckland.
New Zealand's Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield said "we're working under the assumption that it is one of the new variants," stuff.co.nz reported.

 

[kaninabuchaojibye]

boss will end up spending more time in from of his computer and fuck you all dead next 3 days
haaaa

 

[redbull313]

boss will end up spending more time in from of his computer and fuck you all dead next 3 days
haaaa

leong is a moron who nothing cogent to say, so nothing new there.

 

[syed putra]

Probably because a volcano erupted.

 

[tanwahtiu]

He can go smell 3 million sheeps farts everyday...

boss will end up spending more time in from of his computer and fuck you all dead next 3 days
haaaa

 

[QANONSG]

QANON does not think its a good idea to lockdown. We want the virus to spread and kill many more people. We need many ritual blood sacrifices for our altars so we can arrest the pedophiles and kill our enemies, like Mike Pence. Mike Pence took the vaccine, he is a traitor.

 

[IMHDOCTOR]

The stress and anxiety resulting from a government imposed lockdown can be considerable. Many suffer from various forms of neurosis due to the emotional, physical, and economic impacts from such actions.

We are living in a mental health crisis, due to the Pandemic.

If you or anyone you know need assistance, kindly do not hesitate to contact us for an appointment

https://www.imh.com.sg/

Institute of Mental Health
http://www.imh.com.sg/
Buangkok Green Medical Park
10 Buangkok View
Singapore 539747

 

[Leongsam]

Yeah when I heard about the impending lockdown I did the necessary.

 

[Leongsam]

boss will end up spending more time in from of his computer and fuck you all dead next 3 days
haaaa

During the last countrywide lockdown I actually spent more time on my bike and less time on my computer.

 

[mojito]

Very irresponsible. What of people lively hoots? All the workers travel all the way to NZ contribute to economy? Ingrate!

 

[mojito]

Yeah when I heard about the impending lockdown I did the necessary.

Do the needful u mean?

 

[kaninabuchaojibye]

During the last countrywide lockdown I actually spent more time on my bike and less time on my computer.

haaaa
i was just browsing some threads and saw you arguing and spamming all over
thought u went insane for a moment hehe
anyway, happy new year even though u are a burmese
good health keep fit live life to the fullest before we all kick the bucket
cheers!

 

[Leongsam]

haaaa
i was just browsing some threads and saw you arguing and spamming all over
thought u went insane for a moment hehe
anyway, happy new year even though u are a burmese
good health keep fit live life to the fullest before we all kick the bucket
cheers!

Just bored. I'm stuck near Thames and it's been pissing rain since yesterday afternoon. I came down to watch the NZ National Road Race championships and I'm now staying on because Auckland is in lockdown.

 

[redbull313]

haaaa
i was just browsing some threads and saw you arguing and spamming all over
thought u went insane for a moment hehe
anyway, happy new year even though u are a burmese
good health keep fit live life to the fullest before we all kick the bucket
cheers!

he's a bitter nutcase and look everyone here has turned on him

what a joke

 

[Leongsam]

he's a bitter nutcase and look everyone here has turned on him

what a joke

When traffic is down I can't just sit back and do nothing.

 

[shittypore]

pap style of politics applied.

 

[kiketerm]

Anyone who wants to see just how sad this ADMIN is can just revisit his pathetic "Sweden Herd Immunity" fiasco. OUCH

https://www.sammyboy.com/threads/21...y-soon-to-catch-up.295844/page-4#post-3275064

 

[Leongsam]

Anyone who wants to see just how sad this ADMIN is can just revisit his pathetic "Sweden Herd Immunity" fiasco. OUCH

https://www.sammyboy.com/threads/21...y-soon-to-catch-up.295844/page-4#post-3275064

Here’s a graph they don’t want you to see

Here’s a graph that doesn’t get shown in the mass media, and that I’m sure all those who want you to stay fearful of covid don’t want you to see. It shows the share of the tested population with antibodies to covid in Sweden week by week, beginning in the 28th week of 2020 (the first week for which the Swedish Public Health Authority provides data on the share of tests coming back positive).

There is so much that is interesting about this graph. Like I said, it begins in week 28, in other words in early July, which is around the time the first Swedish covid wave was bottoming out. At the time, I personally thought this was due to enough of the population having developed immunity to covid, but we now know that was wrong. Rather, it was due to seasonality – in other words, summer caused covid to disappear.
The proportion testing positive for antibodies was 15% in early July. It remained stable for a few weeks, and then started to drop, as we would expect, given that the rate of new infections was very low at the time. Your body generally doesn’t keep producing antibodies forever after an infection, rather they wane. Of course, this doesn’t mean immunity is waning, as I discussed on this blog a while back. Although the actively antibody producing cells disappear, memory cells remain, ready to be activated at short notice if you get re-exposed to the pathogen.
After an initial reduction, the proportion with antibodies stabilized at around 10% in August, and stayed that way until October, when it started to rise, in line with the beginning of the second wave. And it’s literally kept rising by a percentage point or two, every week, all autumn and winter so far. In the second week of January 2021, 40% of those tested in Sweden had antibodies to covid.
Funnily enough, mainstream media has so far shown relatively little interest in publicizing this astounding fact. I’ve been getting most of my statistics from SVT, the Swedish public broadcaster. They had been providing data on the share with antibodies in Stockholm up to a month or two back, when that information discretely disappeared from their website. I wonder why.
I know some of you will respond that 40% doesn’t mean anything, because the data isn’t taken from a random sample. If all we had was one number, then that would be a valid point. But we don’t just have one number. We have the number for every week stretching back six months. Any bias due to people preferentially getting tested after a respiratory infection that applies now, when 40% are testing positive, also applied three months ago, when 10% were testing positive. The trend is real, and cannot be denied.
Apart from that, there is another form of bias that will tend to make the proportion with antibodies seem lower than it really is. This is the fact that people who already know they’ve had covid generally don’t keep re-testing themselves to confirm it. This group gets bigger and bigger as more and more people get covid, and this will eventually make the proportion with antibodies seem lower than it really is. So at some point, there is an inflection point. In the early pandemic, a larger share of those being tested will have antibodies than you would get from a random sample. In the late stages of the pandemic, a smaller share of those being tested will have antibodies than you would see in a random sample.
In the last few weeks the number of people being treated for covid in hospitals in Sweden has been dropping rapidly, as has the share of PCR-tests that are coming back positive. There is much discussion in the media about what the cause might be. Everyone seems to be very surprised. Is it because people are better at working from home? Or because people aren’t traveling as much? Or because more people are wearing face masks?
No-one is discussing the obvious explanation – that so many people have now had covid, and have developed immunity, that the virus is having difficulty finding new hosts. In other words, Sweden’s oddly controversial “herd immunity” strategy worked.
So, 40% of those tested have antibodies. And that likely underestimates the proportion of the population that is immune to covid, because antibody production wanes much faster than immunity wanes, and because not everyone produces antibodies after infection, and because not everyone is susceptible to the virus in the first place.
At the end of the second week of January, 10,323 people had died of/with covid in Sweden. In fact, the real number is probably much lower. A recent study carried out here in Stockholm found that only 17% of those who supposedly died of covid in care homes actually had covid as the primary cause of death.
But let’s assume 10,323 is correct, for the sake of argument. If 40% of Swedes have had covid, that gives an infection fatality rate of 0,25%. It’s a little higher than the global infection fatality rate determined by professor John Ioannidis, which is likely due to the fact that Sweden’s population is older than the global average. But it’s not much higher, and certainly not high enough to motivate the large scale harm imposed on us by the powers that be. That’s why the fear mongers don’t want you to see that graph. And that’s why I hope you will help me spread it far and wide.
I am rolling out a ton of new science-backed content over the coming months, including:

 

[Kraken]

Here’s a graph they don’t want you to see

Here’s a graph that doesn’t get shown in the mass media, and that I’m sure all those who want you to stay fearful of covid don’t want you to see. It shows the share of the tested population with antibodies to covid in Sweden week by week, beginning in the 28th week of 2020 (the first week for which the Swedish Public Health Authority provides data on the share of tests coming back positive).

There is so much that is interesting about this graph. Like I said, it begins in week 28, in other words in early July, which is around the time the first Swedish covid wave was bottoming out. At the time, I personally thought this was due to enough of the population having developed immunity to covid, but we now know that was wrong. Rather, it was due to seasonality – in other words, summer caused covid to disappear.
The proportion testing positive for antibodies was 15% in early July. It remained stable for a few weeks, and then started to drop, as we would expect, given that the rate of new infections was very low at the time. Your body generally doesn’t keep producing antibodies forever after an infection, rather they wane. Of course, this doesn’t mean immunity is waning, as I discussed on this blog a while back. Although the actively antibody producing cells disappear, memory cells remain, ready to be activated at short notice if you get re-exposed to the pathogen.
After an initial reduction, the proportion with antibodies stabilized at around 10% in August, and stayed that way until October, when it started to rise, in line with the beginning of the second wave. And it’s literally kept rising by a percentage point or two, every week, all autumn and winter so far. In the second week of January 2021, 40% of those tested in Sweden had antibodies to covid.
Funnily enough, mainstream media has so far shown relatively little interest in publicizing this astounding fact. I’ve been getting most of my statistics from SVT, the Swedish public broadcaster. They had been providing data on the share with antibodies in Stockholm up to a month or two back, when that information discretely disappeared from their website. I wonder why.
I know some of you will respond that 40% doesn’t mean anything, because the data isn’t taken from a random sample. If all we had was one number, then that would be a valid point. But we don’t just have one number. We have the number for every week stretching back six months. Any bias due to people preferentially getting tested after a respiratory infection that applies now, when 40% are testing positive, also applied three months ago, when 10% were testing positive. The trend is real, and cannot be denied.
Apart from that, there is another form of bias that will tend to make the proportion with antibodies seem lower than it really is. This is the fact that people who already know they’ve had covid generally don’t keep re-testing themselves to confirm it. This group gets bigger and bigger as more and more people get covid, and this will eventually make the proportion with antibodies seem lower than it really is. So at some point, there is an inflection point. In the early pandemic, a larger share of those being tested will have antibodies than you would get from a random sample. In the late stages of the pandemic, a smaller share of those being tested will have antibodies than you would see in a random sample.
In the last few weeks the number of people being treated for covid in hospitals in Sweden has been dropping rapidly, as has the share of PCR-tests that are coming back positive. There is much discussion in the media about what the cause might be. Everyone seems to be very surprised. Is it because people are better at working from home? Or because people aren’t traveling as much? Or because more people are wearing face masks?
No-one is discussing the obvious explanation – that so many people have now had covid, and have developed immunity, that the virus is having difficulty finding new hosts. In other words, Sweden’s oddly controversial “herd immunity” strategy worked.
So, 40% of those tested have antibodies. And that likely underestimates the proportion of the population that is immune to covid, because antibody production wanes much faster than immunity wanes, and because not everyone produces antibodies after infection, and because not everyone is susceptible to the virus in the first place.
At the end of the second week of January, 10,323 people had died of/with covid in Sweden. In fact, the real number is probably much lower. A recent study carried out here in Stockholm found that only 17% of those who supposedly died of covid in care homes actually had covid as the primary cause of death.
But let’s assume 10,323 is correct, for the sake of argument. If 40% of Swedes have had covid, that gives an infection fatality rate of 0,25%. It’s a little higher than the global infection fatality rate determined by professor John Ioannidis, which is likely due to the fact that Sweden’s population is older than the global average. But it’s not much higher, and certainly not high enough to motivate the large scale harm imposed on us by the powers that be. That’s why the fear mongers don’t want you to see that graph. And that’s why I hope you will help me spread it far and wide.
I am rolling out a ton of new science-backed content over the coming months, including:

bang table, red faced, not good for your health suffer such anger, rage. Virus enter your blain, make you sound like ulu

 

[Thick Face Black Heart]

When traffic is down I can't just sit back and do nothing.

I'm not surprised traffic is down. Isn't there a lockdown? Traffic to the forum will improve after the lockdown is lifted.