I want to open a store in Hong Kong.

Now that @clearthinker has poured a bucket of cold realism upon the entire scheme perhaps a little more digression can be allowed.

@paulf3rd,

"My sympathies to anyone who has lost a loved one during this but there is ZERO doubt in my mind that ALL sides have turned this into as much, or more, of a political issue than a medical issue. And we are NOT being provided with any reliable, statistically validated information regarding the DIFFERENTIAL impact(s)."


Exactly. Why is the information not being put out? Just how many flu deaths are being attributed to Covid? And why? What about the dangers of mask wearing? Etc.

Covid is deadly, to a tiny minority no doubt, but then so was the flu which was largely ignored for so long whilst it was busy killing in far greater numbers for so long?

Kind of smacks of oppportunism, doesn’t it? Rumours abound of political shenanigans and awarding of medical contracts at the very highest levels. Political and financial games being played for the highest of stakes

Then there’s the wilful attempted destruction of leading western economies...

Fascinating times, after Covid has bid us farewell, I wonder what’s coming next?

@three_easy_payments

What are these great truths? Come on, you can say it. It's ok, you won't get shot down in flames, you're among friends now.

What was that you said? Something about the World Economic Forum at Davos and the coming of 'The Great Reset?'

There, there, don't worry. It will all be ok soon. As the slogan goes,

'You'll own nothing soon.
And you'll be happy.'


Interlude over.

And now back discussing the merits or non merits of starting a new audio retail business in downtown Hong Kong...

https://youtu.be/pF_kXE-HXSQ

@pcc67,

Great post. Someone has to say it as it is.
It wont be the mainstream media.

As for the coming vaccine it looks like a question of which one and who should take it. It looks like the UK is going to get a mixture of the Pfizer–BioNTech vaccine and the one from Oxford university.

With a 1 in 5 chance of 'complications' (21%) and no long term testing data, those under 70 without any underlying health conditions will need to think hard before getting the jab(s).