But also 700 active active cases in population off 400,000 is hardly a wave... And with 194 deaths in over a year we re officially 80% below the average yearly deaths due to heart disease and diet related illnesses....and we still have not tabled the banning of fried chicken or mandated morning walks..hmmm.. not mention that 78% of those that died or were hospitalized of/with covid 19 in usa were clinically obese...
Both true! Israel, England, Chile every single country once it’s V programs gets underway cases go up. Vaccinations force people to congregate and as such possibly are super spreader events in themselves also vaccinations temporarily impact immune system to deliver its payload which means it’s easier to contract than it already is...also there is pandemic fatigue setting in and well there’s the off chance bill gates along with some secret society of megalomaniacs are messing with a bunch bio software and taking it for test drive..but that’s a long shot ;) lol
Proximity - let's face it Briland is basically a Bahamar or Atlantis except locals live there and own some of the business...it's been successfully branded as destination that is small but really it's amalgamation of smaller enterprises spread across a 3 mile complex much like the bigger resorts are situated at Bahamar. You have variance for dining experiences, activities all at your finger tips but the quality and product difference is density. There is a trade off between proximity and density and Briland has found the sweet spot..for now...
Dionisio.dude. You are more lost than I could possibly have imagined...small focused tourism is what thrives...employs more people...garners more consumer spending and tax dollars... do you really want to franchise our nation? turn it into a experienced based theme park for the masses? McBahamas? Quality over quantity is always more enduring...stop banging your head you re losing valuable brain cells...
How about 100,000k people not able to feed them selves, 500% increase in suicide, missed cancer screenings, increased domestic violence, record unemployment, record national debt, threat of currency devaluation ....hmmm not really conspiracy chief just recent history ;) unless your re a civil servant or live in the laptop class and didn’t notice the last 12 months.. geez more 5 times more people die of heart disease in this country and we still haven’t banned fried chicken or mandated calorie counting..but you re all for lockdowns wow!
Gents go do some homework for once instead of spouting off ...Sigh...
One locked down one didn't but almost the same outcome in terms of death per capit.. 153 ver 147 per million, 25th and 28th on the list way below NY and New Jersey that also lock down hard.
Florida opened up before vaccinations and has done no worse than California. Vaccinations is short term solution with many unknowns at best. Will immunisation last, for how long, what side effects, what is the true efficacy rate, which age group is truly effective for? Questions the media doesn't really enjoy asking they would normally for any other type of pharmaceutical product....I wonder why...
Exactly - in 2019 just over million flu tests were done in the entire year in the USA. Now there is around a million COVID tests done every day in the USA! Quite a racket...
So how many times have you taken a flu test? The only thing different is the goal posts changed. I ve taken 7 COVID tests maybe more in the last 6 months. Cdc ili networks can only link around 20% of ili s to flu...prior to 2020. the only reason COVID appears to be around all the time you have to do a test for it to do anything. Irrespective of the ‘constant’ presence of covid there is definite seasonal increases that coincide in similar regional areas. Now how do u explain the increase and decline of covid cases in multiple regions coinciding regardless of vaccine immunization levels, mask mandates or lockdowns?
whogothere says...
But also 700 active active cases in population off 400,000 is hardly a wave...
And with 194 deaths in over a year we re officially 80% below the average yearly deaths due to heart disease and diet related illnesses....and we still have not tabled the banning of fried chicken or mandated morning walks..hmmm.. not mention that 78% of those that died or were hospitalized of/with covid 19 in usa were clinically obese...
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.c…
On ‘Bahamas is now in a third wave’
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whogothere says...
Both true! Israel, England, Chile every single country once it’s V programs gets underway cases go up. Vaccinations force people to congregate and as such possibly are super spreader events in themselves also vaccinations temporarily impact immune system to deliver its payload which means it’s easier to contract than it already is...also there is pandemic fatigue setting in and well there’s the off chance bill gates along with some secret society of megalomaniacs are messing with a bunch bio software and taking it for test drive..but that’s a long shot ;) lol
On ‘Bahamas is now in a third wave’
Posted 19 April 2021, 9:18 p.m. Suggest removal
whogothere says...
Proximity - let's face it Briland is basically a Bahamar or Atlantis except locals live there and own some of the business...it's been successfully branded as destination that is small but really it's amalgamation of smaller enterprises spread across a 3 mile complex much like the bigger resorts are situated at Bahamar. You have variance for dining experiences, activities all at your finger tips but the quality and product difference is density. There is a trade off between proximity and density and Briland has found the sweet spot..for now...
On ‘Phenomenal’: Briland at 90% of pre-COVID levels
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whogothere says...
Dionisio.dude. You are more lost than I could possibly have imagined...small focused tourism is what thrives...employs more people...garners more consumer spending and tax dollars... do you really want to franchise our nation? turn it into a experienced based theme park for the masses? McBahamas? Quality over quantity is always more enduring...stop banging your head you re losing valuable brain cells...
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Posted 30 March 2021, 7:43 p.m. Suggest removal
whogothere says...
lol you know you never know... had to make sure ;)
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Posted 30 March 2021, 7:51 a.m. Suggest removal
whogothere says...
How about 100,000k people not able to feed them selves, 500% increase in suicide, missed cancer screenings, increased domestic violence, record unemployment, record national debt, threat of currency devaluation ....hmmm not really conspiracy chief just recent history ;) unless your re a civil servant or live in the laptop class and didn’t notice the last 12 months.. geez more 5 times more people die of heart disease in this country and we still haven’t banned fried chicken or mandated calorie counting..but you re all for lockdowns wow!
On EDITORIAL: The last thing we want is a third wave
Posted 29 March 2021, 7:57 p.m. Suggest removal
whogothere says...
Gents go do some homework for once instead of spouting off ...Sigh...
One locked down one didn't but almost the same outcome in terms of death per capit.. 153 ver 147 per million, 25th and 28th on the list way below NY and New Jersey that also lock down hard.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/110…
Petri dish !? Don't make sneeze.. Guess who's no 2 on the seropravetlence list on the US? You guessed it California.
But please keep watching CNN. And before you ask I'm not Fox News fan and I'm not Facebook floater either. ;)
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whogothere says...
Florida opened up before vaccinations and has done no worse than California. Vaccinations is short term solution with many unknowns at best. Will immunisation last, for how long, what side effects, what is the true efficacy rate, which age group is truly effective for? Questions the media doesn't really enjoy asking they would normally for any other type of pharmaceutical product....I wonder why...
On EDITORIAL: Talk of herd immunity is premature
Posted 25 March 2021, 12:08 p.m. Suggest removal
whogothere says...
Exactly - in 2019 just over million flu tests were done in the entire year in the USA. Now there is around a million COVID tests done every day in the USA! Quite a racket...
On EDITORIAL: Talk of herd immunity is premature
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whogothere says...
So how many times have you taken a flu test? The only thing different is the goal posts changed. I ve taken 7 COVID tests maybe more in the last 6 months. Cdc ili networks can only link around 20% of ili s to flu...prior to 2020. the only reason COVID appears to be around all the time you have to do a test for it to do anything. Irrespective of the ‘constant’ presence of covid there is definite seasonal increases that coincide in similar regional areas. Now how do u explain the increase and decline of covid cases in multiple regions coinciding regardless of vaccine immunization levels, mask mandates or lockdowns?
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