Covid 19 Deaths....could These Be A Solution To This Inept Governments Financial Problems

[Bravehearted]

41,902 deaths so far. Most are infirm and aged, some probably well off. That’s a lot of death duties which Boris will be glad to receive. Sorry to be so frank but that’s how it looks to me!.

[ToraToraTora]

"And if are PM had died when he was on the ventilater that would have saved a bit too" - more from the nasty left.

[ummmm]

I think that was sarcasm.

[bobbinwales]

Yes it was suppose to be mumm. A was just using same logic as the heartless braveheart did. Maybe am left or more centre left but not nasty left. Kiers my man. Sorry torratorra if a misled you.

[ummmm]

Well I understood it, Bob :-)

[sevenOP]

The ROC has shown us the shining example, freedom loving road months ago

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-taiwan-surveillanc/taiwans-new-electronic-fence-for-quarantines-leads-wave-of-virus-monitoring-idUSKBN2170SK

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7445799/

[Peter Pedant]

// Peter Pedant //Brave heart
1. our legal beagle says covid doesnt exist or if it does, it doesnt matter. It hasnt been killing anyone and if it has, it still doesnt matter. --- - - - Ha!// No he doesn't.//

yes he does - the one I am referring to, pointed out that one computer model was wrong ( specifically the sweden 86 000 deaths which no one realised was the swedes slapping computer software they didnt like, around) - and that all computer models were wrong and could be ignored.

the one who said there were no excess deaths when there were. The one who said those who died from flu were now labelled Covid and there was nothing to it, certainly no more- - that is flu = covid - that one.

but anyway wiv da 40 000 deaths - if 4,2% are in the tax category is 1600
and there average payment of tax is 100 000
so the increased tax take is £160 m
which is peanuts compared to what he borrowed last month £33bn - or a third of what it costs to run the NHS for a year

[Peter Pedant]

there is madness all around us
waiting ....

[teacake44]

Like NJ said, Boris was not on a ventilator, he just took up a bed in the ICU while at the same time telling everyone else to protect the NHS.You're option, the one and only was to call 111, were they would tell you to take a paracetamol.

[Peter Pedant]

Boris' chance of dying at that time was - - -
20% - ( chance of someone croaking with a hospital admission and not ventilated )

which is kinda high - esp for a recent father

the cohort mortality of 50 y old for the decade is 20%
or 20% of men hitting 50 dont live to reach 60.
but I am not sure if it is valid to compare

[Peter Pedant]

Boris tmt seems not to have been optimal
I think he was isolated at no 10 and no one went near him - I suppose - just slipping welsh rarebit under the door
( you dont have to open it see?)

and then on Day 5 or 6 someone said - christ he is cyanosed! and they rather panicked

[bobbinwales]

Its intresting to read teacakes complaint about Boris Jonson taking up a bed in ICU instead of protecting the NHS. A wonder if teacake think's he should of gone private or just stayed at home to die. A bet lots possible including teacake would have complain'd if he'd gone private. Lot's of posts about one law for the privelidged?

[New Judge]

I rather think the PM could not have "gone private". Most of the private hospitals were (and many still are) requisitioned by the government during the original panic. A friend of mine has BUPA membership and was going to have a knee replacement in April. He'd had all the pre-assessments etc. and had been given a date. That was cancelled, he's still has no new date or any idea when his operation will be carried out and he has received no refund in his subscriptions to BUPA. Meanwhile his condition worsens and he is virtually confined to barracks now (so I suppose the strategy of denying those in severe pain and discomfort some treatment seems at least to be keeping them indoors).

//No he doesn't.// //..yes he does//

I've largely given up responding to the tripe and bilge spewed out by Peter Pedant. I've asked him nicely to desist but he cannot or will not. Readers can discover for themselves what I've said and what I haven't said. All I can suggest is that you save yourselves the time and trouble of looking for Peter's version of any of my alleged quotes.