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"He must have walked under a ladder as he is only the 22nd death in the country from covid.
Now he has gone, I am sure the WHO can get in and push the figures up"
He refused to collect any covid stats so I am surprised there are even 22 deaths. |
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"He must have walked under a ladder as he is only the 22nd death in the country from covid.
Now he has gone, I am sure the WHO can get in and push the figures up
He refused to collect any covid stats so I am surprised there are even 22 deaths."
The WHO will have a blank canvas, I wonder how long before they find a Tanzanian variant? |
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By * Plus ECouple
over a year ago
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"He must have walked under a ladder as he is only the 22nd death in the country from covid.
Now he has gone, I am sure the WHO can get in and push the figures up
He refused to collect any covid stats so I am surprised there are even 22 deaths.
The WHO will have a blank canvas, I wonder how long before they find a Tanzanian variant?"
Just 2 small points
1) The WHO don't find, countries find and report to the WHO.
2) There will be Tanzanian variants. That's the nature of viruses. They mutate.
Can I respectfully suggest you gain a greater understanding of viruses before posting?
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"He must have walked under a ladder as he is only the 22nd death in the country from covid.
Now he has gone, I am sure the WHO can get in and push the figures up
He refused to collect any covid stats so I am surprised there are even 22 deaths.
The WHO will have a blank canvas, I wonder how long before they find a Tanzanian variant?
Just 2 small points
1) The WHO don't find, countries find and report to the WHO.
2) There will be Tanzanian variants. That's the nature of viruses. They mutate.
Can I respectfully suggest you gain a greater understanding of viruses before posting?
E
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Are you a virologist? |
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"He must have walked under a ladder as he is only the 22nd death in the country from covid.
Now he has gone, I am sure the WHO can get in and push the figures up
He refused to collect any covid stats so I am surprised there are even 22 deaths.
The WHO will have a blank canvas, I wonder how long before they find a Tanzanian variant?
Just 2 small points
1) The WHO don't find, countries find and report to the WHO.
2) There will be Tanzanian variants. That's the nature of viruses. They mutate.
Can I respectfully suggest you gain a greater understanding of viruses before posting?
E
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I have a very good understanding of this seasonal respiratory infection thank you sweetheart.
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"He must have walked under a ladder as he is only the 22nd death in the country from covid.
Now he has gone, I am sure the WHO can get in and push the figures up
He refused to collect any covid stats so I am surprised there are even 22 deaths.
The WHO will have a blank canvas, I wonder how long before they find a Tanzanian variant?
Just 2 small points
1) The WHO don't find, countries find and report to the WHO.
2) There will be Tanzanian variants. That's the nature of viruses. They mutate.
Can I respectfully suggest you gain a greater understanding of viruses before posting?
E
I have a very good understanding of this seasonal respiratory infection thank you sweetheart.
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I don't think you can class covid as a seasonal respiratory infection!!!!! |
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I have a very good understanding of this seasonal respiratory infection thank you sweetheart.
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Using your posts as evidence, it's fairly obvious you have very little understanding. Dunning-Kruger effect in full view. |
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"He must have walked under a ladder as he is only the 22nd death in the country from covid.
Now he has gone, I am sure the WHO can get in and push the figures up
He refused to collect any covid stats so I am surprised there are even 22 deaths.
The WHO will have a blank canvas, I wonder how long before they find a Tanzanian variant?
Just 2 small points
1) The WHO don't find, countries find and report to the WHO.
2) There will be Tanzanian variants. That's the nature of viruses. They mutate.
Can I respectfully suggest you gain a greater understanding of viruses before posting?
E
I have a very good understanding of this seasonal respiratory infection thank you sweetheart.
I don't think you can class covid as a seasonal respiratory infection!!!!!"
Really, what would you class it as?
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I have a very good understanding of this seasonal respiratory infection thank you sweetheart.
Using your posts as evidence, it's fairly obvious you have very little understanding. Dunning-Kruger effect in full view. "
Pissing myself, pot kettle black |
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"The president of Tanzania has died aged 61 of covid. He is a covid denier. Rejects covid tests and masks etc."
RIP. I hope the addition of information about his beliefs isn’t there to imply he deserved it, or to serve as a joke (I already saw one snobbish comment about a Darwin Award).
A death is a death and is sad either way. RIP. |
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"The president of Tanzania has died aged 61 of covid. He is a covid denier. Rejects covid tests and masks etc.
RIP. I hope the addition of information about his beliefs isn’t there to imply he deserved it, or to serve as a joke (I already saw one snobbish comment about a Darwin Award).
A death is a death and is sad either way. RIP."
He seemed like a decent bloke who genuinely cared about his country and his people. |
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By * Plus ECouple
over a year ago
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"He must have walked under a ladder as he is only the 22nd death in the country from covid.
Now he has gone, I am sure the WHO can get in and push the figures up
He refused to collect any covid stats so I am surprised there are even 22 deaths.
The WHO will have a blank canvas, I wonder how long before they find a Tanzanian variant?
Just 2 small points
1) The WHO don't find, countries find and report to the WHO.
2) There will be Tanzanian variants. That's the nature of viruses. They mutate.
Can I respectfully suggest you gain a greater understanding of viruses before posting?
E
I have a very good understanding of this seasonal respiratory infection thank you sweetheart.
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Your own posts disagree with this.
Calling C19 a "seasonal respiratory infection" substantiates it.
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By * Plus ECouple
over a year ago
The South |
"He must have walked under a ladder as he is only the 22nd death in the country from covid.
Now he has gone, I am sure the WHO can get in and push the figures up
He refused to collect any covid stats so I am surprised there are even 22 deaths.
The WHO will have a blank canvas, I wonder how long before they find a Tanzanian variant?
Just 2 small points
1) The WHO don't find, countries find and report to the WHO.
2) There will be Tanzanian variants. That's the nature of viruses. They mutate.
Can I respectfully suggest you gain a greater understanding of viruses before posting?
E
Are you a virologist?"
No. But I was taught in school that viruses mutate. 
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"It's very sad, as he was probably suffering badly from the effects. We can now hope that the citizens there can start to have their health problems appropriately addressed. "
'Tanzania's Vice President Samia Suluhu Hassan said Mr Magufuli died of a heart condition at a hospital in Dar es Salaam' Sky News |
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"He must have walked under a ladder as he is only the 22nd death in the country from covid.
Now he has gone, I am sure the WHO can get in and push the figures up
He refused to collect any covid stats so I am surprised there are even 22 deaths.
The WHO will have a blank canvas, I wonder how long before they find a Tanzanian variant?
Just 2 small points
1) The WHO don't find, countries find and report to the WHO.
2) There will be Tanzanian variants. That's the nature of viruses. They mutate.
Can I respectfully suggest you gain a greater understanding of viruses before posting?
E
I have a very good understanding of this seasonal respiratory infection thank you sweetheart.
Your own posts disagree with this.
Calling C19 a "seasonal respiratory infection" substantiates it.
E"
If you go onto the ONS web site, you can compare it to historical SRI's, including flu. |
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By * Plus ECouple
over a year ago
The South |
"The president of Tanzania has died aged 61 of covid. He is a covid denier. Rejects covid tests and masks etc.
RIP. I hope the addition of information about his beliefs isn’t there to imply he deserved it, or to serve as a joke (I already saw one snobbish comment about a Darwin Award).
A death is a death and is sad either way. RIP.
He seemed like a decent bloke who genuinely cared about his country and his people."
"A decent bloke who genuinly cared about his country and his people"
Yup.
The same bloke who, when Covid-19 arrived in Tanzania, called on people to go to churches and mosques to pray. "Coronavirus, which is a devil, cannot survive in the body of Christ... It will burn instantly," he said.
Who declared Tanzania "Covid-19 free" last June, saying the virus had been eradicated by three days of national prayer.
Who also mocked the efficacy of masks, expressed doubts about testing, and teased neighbouring countries which imposed health measures to curb the virus.
"Countries in Africa will be coming here to buy food in the years to come… they will be suffering because of shutting down their economy," he said, according to the Associated Press.
Tanzania has not published details of its coronavirus cases since May, and the government has refused to purchase vaccines.
Sounds just like a decent bloke who cared blah blah blah. 
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"He must have walked under a ladder as he is only the 22nd death in the country from covid.
Now he has gone, I am sure the WHO can get in and push the figures up
He refused to collect any covid stats so I am surprised there are even 22 deaths.
The WHO will have a blank canvas, I wonder how long before they find a Tanzanian variant?
Just 2 small points
1) The WHO don't find, countries find and report to the WHO.
2) There will be Tanzanian variants. That's the nature of viruses. They mutate.
Can I respectfully suggest you gain a greater understanding of viruses before posting?
E
I have a very good understanding of this seasonal respiratory infection thank you sweetheart.
Your own posts disagree with this.
Calling C19 a "seasonal respiratory infection" substantiates it.
E
If you go onto the ONS web site, you can compare it to historical SRI's, including flu."
Which season....spring, summer, autumn or winter....or all of them put together? |
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"The president of Tanzania has died aged 61 of covid. He is a covid denier. Rejects covid tests and masks etc.
RIP. I hope the addition of information about his beliefs isn’t there to imply he deserved it, or to serve as a joke (I already saw one snobbish comment about a Darwin Award).
A death is a death and is sad either way. RIP.
He seemed like a decent bloke who genuinely cared about his country and his people.
"A decent bloke who genuinly cared about his country and his people"
Yup.
The same bloke who, when Covid-19 arrived in Tanzania, called on people to go to churches and mosques to pray. "Coronavirus, which is a devil, cannot survive in the body of Christ... It will burn instantly," he said.
Who declared Tanzania "Covid-19 free" last June, saying the virus had been eradicated by three days of national prayer.
Who also mocked the efficacy of masks, expressed doubts about testing, and teased neighbouring countries which imposed health measures to curb the virus.
"Countries in Africa will be coming here to buy food in the years to come… they will be suffering because of shutting down their economy," he said, according to the Associated Press.
Tanzania has not published details of its coronavirus cases since May, and the government has refused to purchase vaccines.
Sounds just like a decent bloke who cared blah blah blah.
E"
No different to western governments saying it will all just go away. In the game of propaganda it is just about what side you choose to be on. |
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"He must have walked under a ladder as he is only the 22nd death in the country from covid.
Now he has gone, I am sure the WHO can get in and push the figures up
He refused to collect any covid stats so I am surprised there are even 22 deaths.
The WHO will have a blank canvas, I wonder how long before they find a Tanzanian variant?
Just 2 small points
1) The WHO don't find, countries find and report to the WHO.
2) There will be Tanzanian variants. That's the nature of viruses. They mutate.
Can I respectfully suggest you gain a greater understanding of viruses before posting?
E
I have a very good understanding of this seasonal respiratory infection thank you sweetheart.
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Own goal..   |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
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"He must have walked under a ladder as he is only the 22nd death in the country from covid.
Now he has gone, I am sure the WHO can get in and push the figures up
He refused to collect any covid stats so I am surprised there are even 22 deaths.
The WHO will have a blank canvas, I wonder how long before they find a Tanzanian variant?
Just 2 small points
1) The WHO don't find, countries find and report to the WHO.
2) There will be Tanzanian variants. That's the nature of viruses. They mutate.
Can I respectfully suggest you gain a greater understanding of viruses before posting?
E
I have a very good understanding of this seasonal respiratory infection thank you sweetheart.
"
If it's seasonal does that mean we will be safe in the summer? |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
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"He must have walked under a ladder as he is only the 22nd death in the country from covid.
Now he has gone, I am sure the WHO can get in and push the figures up
He refused to collect any covid stats so I am surprised there are even 22 deaths.
The WHO will have a blank canvas, I wonder how long before they find a Tanzanian variant?
Just 2 small points
1) The WHO don't find, countries find and report to the WHO.
2) There will be Tanzanian variants. That's the nature of viruses. They mutate.
Can I respectfully suggest you gain a greater understanding of viruses before posting?
E
I have a very good understanding of this seasonal respiratory infection thank you sweetheart.
Own goal.. "
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Pissing myself, pot kettle black"
You're rather arrogant for an amateur virologist/epidemiologist. Great response btw, it's like I'm playing chess with a pigeon. |
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By * Plus ECouple
over a year ago
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"The president of Tanzania has died aged 61 of covid. He is a covid denier. Rejects covid tests and masks etc.
RIP. I hope the addition of information about his beliefs isn’t there to imply he deserved it, or to serve as a joke (I already saw one snobbish comment about a Darwin Award).
A death is a death and is sad either way. RIP.
He seemed like a decent bloke who genuinely cared about his country and his people.
"A decent bloke who genuinly cared about his country and his people"
Yup.
The same bloke who, when Covid-19 arrived in Tanzania, called on people to go to churches and mosques to pray. "Coronavirus, which is a devil, cannot survive in the body of Christ... It will burn instantly," he said.
Who declared Tanzania "Covid-19 free" last June, saying the virus had been eradicated by three days of national prayer.
Who also mocked the efficacy of masks, expressed doubts about testing, and teased neighbouring countries which imposed health measures to curb the virus.
"Countries in Africa will be coming here to buy food in the years to come… they will be suffering because of shutting down their economy," he said, according to the Associated Press.
Tanzania has not published details of its coronavirus cases since May, and the government has refused to purchase vaccines.
Sounds just like a decent bloke who cared blah blah blah.
E
No different to western governments saying it will all just go away. In the game of propaganda it is just about what side you choose to be on."
I haven't seen a single western government saying it'll go away, it doesn't exist, praying will eradicate it, or declaring their country Covid free.
What a bizarre comparison.
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No different to western governments saying it will all just go away. In the game of propaganda it is just about what side you choose to be on."
My thoughts on Covid denial don't depend on where the person comes from. |
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