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"From listening to the radio phone ins today and the mayor, something doesn't sit right with this Leicester shutdown malarkey,I think the gov have chosen a nice medium size city with a clean round boundary to deliberately keep shut down for a placebo type effect so they can compare and crunch the numbers between open and shutdown. Okay they have chosen Leicester because of most poss test results, however there is no evidence of ICU or hospital uptake. " Agreed! I’m not seeing any kind of uptake in any part of the country. Infection rate is going up in parts of the country, but nothing is finding it’s way to the hospitals. Again it looks very much like this virus is getting weaker by the day! | |||
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"From listening to the radio phone ins today and the mayor, something doesn't sit right with this Leicester shutdown malarkey,I think the gov have chosen a nice medium size city with a clean round boundary to deliberately keep shut down for a placebo type effect so they can compare and crunch the numbers between open and shutdown. Okay they have chosen Leicester because of most poss test results, however there is no evidence of ICU or hospital uptake. " That may follow in a few weeks as there is always a lag. Given that Leicester has over 30% BAME population it could be a worry. As for other cities? The case rate in Leicester is more than 3 times higher than any other city....clearly a local problem from somewhere.... | |||
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"From listening to the radio phone ins today and the mayor, something doesn't sit right with this Leicester shutdown malarkey,I think the gov have chosen a nice medium size city with a clean round boundary to deliberately keep shut down for a placebo type effect so they can compare and crunch the numbers between open and shutdown. Okay they have chosen Leicester because of most poss test results, however there is no evidence of ICU or hospital uptake. " I agree with that too  | |||
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"From listening to the radio phone ins today and the mayor, something doesn't sit right with this Leicester shutdown malarkey,I think the gov have chosen a nice medium size city with a clean round boundary to deliberately keep shut down for a placebo type effect so they can compare and crunch the numbers between open and shutdown. Okay they have chosen Leicester because of most poss test results, however there is no evidence of ICU or hospital uptake. That may follow in a few weeks as there is always a lag. Given that Leicester has over 30% BAME population it could be a worry. As for other cities? The case rate in Leicester is more than 3 times higher than any other city....clearly a local problem from somewhere...." so they are worried because a high Asian population, more bulls**t India today have 17,000 deaths in a population of 1.2 billion. That's twenty times our population, wished our health care was as good as theirs. Or maybe they don't die as easy as Europeans. | |||
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"From listening to the radio phone ins today and the mayor, something doesn't sit right with this Leicester shutdown malarkey,I think the gov have chosen a nice medium size city with a clean round boundary to deliberately keep shut down for a placebo type effect so they can compare and crunch the numbers between open and shutdown. Okay they have chosen Leicester because of most poss test results, however there is no evidence of ICU or hospital uptake. That may follow in a few weeks as there is always a lag. Given that Leicester has over 30% BAME population it could be a worry. As for other cities? The case rate in Leicester is more than 3 times higher than any other city....clearly a local problem from somewhere....so they are worried because a high Asian population, more bulls**t India today have 17,000 deaths in a population of 1.2 billion. That's twenty times our population, wished our health care was as good as theirs. Or maybe they don't die as easy as Europeans. " . These figures won’t be anywhere what they are publishing. ... guaranteed. ... | |||
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" As for other cities? The case rate in Leicester is more than 3 times higher than any other city....clearly a local problem from somewhere....so they are worried because a high Asian population, more bulls**t India today have 17,000 deaths in a population of 1.2 billion. That's twenty times our population, wished our health care was as good as theirs. Or maybe they don't die as easy as Europeans. . These figures won’t be anywhere what they are publishing. ... guaranteed. ... " Yup. Like Russia with it 640+ thousand infections and only 9 thousand deaths.  | |||
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"From listening to the radio phone ins today and the mayor, something doesn't sit right with this Leicester shutdown malarkey,I think the gov have chosen a nice medium size city with a clean round boundary to deliberately keep shut down for a placebo type effect so they can compare and crunch the numbers between open and shutdown. Okay they have chosen Leicester because of most poss test results, however there is no evidence of ICU or hospital uptake. That may follow in a few weeks as there is always a lag. Given that Leicester has over 30% BAME population it could be a worry. As for other cities? The case rate in Leicester is more than 3 times higher than any other city....clearly a local problem from somewhere...." Dont get too comfortable with those figures, it has emerged that there is great big hole in the localised figures, it seems that local authorities have only been getting figures for pillar 1 cases. Leicester is a great example of it, published figures show 80 cases between 13-26 June, Matt the Handjob has admitted that adding in the pillar 2 cases increases that to 994. Other local authorities can expect similar misinformation to have been published due to the reporting systems, the local authorities have little chance of taking preventative measures in time to prevent local spikes. | |||
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"From listening to the radio phone ins today and the mayor, something doesn't sit right with this Leicester shutdown malarkey,I think the gov have chosen a nice medium size city with a clean round boundary to deliberately keep shut down for a placebo type effect so they can compare and crunch the numbers between open and shutdown. Okay they have chosen Leicester because of most poss test results, however there is no evidence of ICU or hospital uptake. That may follow in a few weeks as there is always a lag. Given that Leicester has over 30% BAME population it could be a worry. As for other cities? The case rate in Leicester is more than 3 times higher than any other city....clearly a local problem from somewhere...." Not just high proportion of BAME but very elderly Asian is densely populated deprived urban areas - it’s really no surprise to medical professionals what is happening in Leicester | |||
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"Why would the Government shut down a city if they didn't need to? The backlash if they got caught is unthinkable and politicians aren't brave when it comes to their careers..." This
I don't see why the government will be shutting down a whole city at a time when they are opening more sectors to save the economy.
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"From listening to the radio phone ins today and the mayor, something doesn't sit right with this Leicester shutdown malarkey,I think the gov have chosen a nice medium size city with a clean round boundary to deliberately keep shut down for a placebo type effect so they can compare and crunch the numbers between open and shutdown. Okay they have chosen Leicester because of most poss test results, however there is no evidence of ICU or hospital uptake. That may follow in a few weeks as there is always a lag. Given that Leicester has over 30% BAME population it could be a worry. As for other cities? The case rate in Leicester is more than 3 times higher than any other city....clearly a local problem from somewhere.... Not just high proportion of BAME but very elderly Asian is densely populated deprived urban areas - it’s really no surprise to medical professionals what is happening in Leicester " Bradford and Rochdale have higher than average infection rates, and could well be the next for lockdown. The Asian population must be getting worried. | |||
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"From listening to the radio phone ins today and the mayor, something doesn't sit right with this Leicester shutdown malarkey,I think the gov have chosen a nice medium size city with a clean round boundary to deliberately keep shut down for a placebo type effect so they can compare and crunch the numbers between open and shutdown. Okay they have chosen Leicester because of most poss test results, however there is no evidence of ICU or hospital uptake. " I did read somewhere today that hospital admissions are much higher in Leicester. | |||
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"An aside, I noticed that the nearby Twycross Zoo is fearing that they may have to take a mass cull on the animals, due to financial pressures "Oh no  | |||
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"From listening to the radio phone ins today and the mayor, something doesn't sit right with this Leicester shutdown malarkey,I think the gov have chosen a nice medium size city with a clean round boundary to deliberately keep shut down for a placebo type effect so they can compare and crunch the numbers between open and shutdown. Okay they have chosen Leicester because of most poss test results, however there is no evidence of ICU or hospital uptake. " Very cynical | |||
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"I’m sorry to say that the complicit mainstream media would not challenge the government if they were making a mistake on this lockdown. If anything there will be obfuscation and misdirection. George Orwell was way ahead of his time. " Would this include the complicit mainstream media who don't support the government as well? Even the mayor has shut up and is behind the extended lockdown now. | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then. "nice try....... Leicester is an odd one in that they “think” the spread is because the schools reopened and it’s being transferred via the kids to adults, and leicester has one of the highest density housing because as been said, different generations tend to live in housing together! .. which is why They have targeted schools specifically. where they are normally seen as low risk! So how’s that for “demographics | |||
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"The mayor received a direct phone call from Boris, just before or after his media apearence today, probably to tell him not to make waves, it was caught on camera he looked like a scolded cat. They have still not given full data of the so called spike, no evidence what so ever of hospital or ICU uptick, they want us to believe there is no test poss spike in London after 3 weeks of mass gatherings from all over the place, fact is if they tried to shut London down they would have a full scale riot on their hands this weekend, Leicester seem to be taking it like a lamb From what's been reported today Leicester seem to have gone way above and beyond on SD measures, something stinks about this and it will come out. " 
Take your tin foil hat off darling it wont do you any good. Leicester have had the most out of 37 counties of cases of cases and have been locked down to contain the virus, let's be sensible now | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then. "no nothing to do with BLM protest or going to the beach | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
no nothing to do with BLM protest or going to the beach "don't listen to clem, he always has an agenda to push.. and he will twist a narrative to do it......  | |||
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"The mayor received a direct phone call from Boris, just before or after his media apearence today, probably to tell him not to make waves, it was caught on camera he looked like a scolded cat. They have still not given full data of the so called spike, no evidence what so ever of hospital or ICU uptick, they want us to believe there is no test poss spike in London after 3 weeks of mass gatherings from all over the place, fact is if they tried to shut London down they would have a full scale riot on their hands this weekend, Leicester seem to be taking it like a lamb From what's been reported today Leicester seem to have gone way above and beyond on SD measures, something stinks about this and it will come out.
Take your tin foil hat off darling it wont do you any good. Leicester have had the most out of 37 counties of cases of cases and have been locked down to contain the virus, let's be sensible now"exactly, plus london had such a spike first time round that the herd immunity there is likely higher, other areas still have much larger percentage of people still to catch it would people rather wait til the icu beds are full then put them into lockdown and complain the government were too slow to act and cost lives? isnt that the cry of the first uk lockdown already? literally cant win  | |||
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"The mayor received a direct phone call from Boris, just before or after his media apearence today, probably to tell him not to make waves " A Conservative PM telling a Labour Mayor to not make waves? I find that a little unlikely. | |||
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"The mayor received a direct phone call from Boris, just before or after his media apearence today, probably to tell him not to make waves A Conservative PM telling a Labour Mayor to not make waves? I find that a little unlikely." i would assume rather than party loyalty it would be pecking order of leader of government beats leader of city here | |||
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"When doing science, you always have a "control" subject to compare results to.... Leicester has been designated the "control" City for this weekends un lockdown phase, and that's the inconvenient truth of the matter. " except we already have months of the whole country being that control... we already know the results of a lockdown.. we dont need to run another one in parallel to compare we just compare july to june if we need to | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
no nothing to do with BLM protest or going to the beach
don't listen to clem, he always has an agenda to push.. and he will twist a narrative to do it......"Not like you eh comrade? | |||
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"But this is going to be a brand new phase, with brand new data pouring in from every city in England, apart from Leicester of course. That's why it's been timed for just before July 4th. " you seem to be entirely missing the point since if doesn't fit your view you said the government want a control to compare the next phase to as “thats how we do science” we could go into 10 new phases and it wouldn't matter, those phases are the new part, the control stays the same if as you say they want to compare to a control, phase 1 was the control and it already existed march til june with loads of data results a control group doesn’t have to run at the same time as the study there is no logic or requirement to continue one city in phase 1 to compare the rest of the country to... one city doesn’t even represent the demographics of the entire country and therefore it would be a less accurate set of data than they already have basically with the tiniest bit of logic your conspiracy theory falls apart | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
no nothing to do with BLM protest or going to the beach
don't listen to clem, he always has an agenda to push.. and he will twist a narrative to do it......
Not like you eh comrade?"What... you mean to look at the story behind the story rather than just trying to throw shit at a wall and see what sticks..... yeah I’ll cop to that! I mean all those pesky scientists doing actual research to find reasons.. bloody radicals | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
nice try.......
Leicester is an odd one in that they “think” the spread is because the schools reopened and it’s being transferred via the kids to adults, and leicester has one of the highest density housing because as been said, different generations tend to live in housing together!
.. which is why They have targeted schools specifically. where they are normally seen as low risk!
So how’s that for “demographics"Nothing to do with the mayor setting a bad example by visiting and staying overnight at his girlfriends house then? | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
nice try.......
Leicester is an odd one in that they “think” the spread is because the schools reopened and it’s being transferred via the kids to adults, and leicester has one of the highest density housing because as been said, different generations tend to live in housing together!
.. which is why They have targeted schools specifically. where they are normally seen as low risk!
So how’s that for “demographicsNothing to do with the mayor setting a bad example by visiting and staying overnight at his girlfriends house then? "Depends if he told the population of the city when he did it, when after he did so was it publicly known? | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
nice try.......
Leicester is an odd one in that they “think” the spread is because the schools reopened and it’s being transferred via the kids to adults, and leicester has one of the highest density housing because as been said, different generations tend to live in housing together!
.. which is why They have targeted schools specifically. where they are normally seen as low risk!
So how’s that for “demographics"
Nothing to do with the mayor setting a bad example by visiting and staying overnight at his girlfriends house then? "in this case costa... not really... leicester has the "italian problem" in that it is more common for different generations to live in the same houses... there is a higher proportion of mixed generations live in the same houses than any other city in the uk so in leicester's case its the kids actually passing it around via the schools.. and thats how it gets into houses and being passed to the older generations.. that why in leicester case they specially shut down the school reopening programme... | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
nice try.......
Leicester is an odd one in that they “think” the spread is because the schools reopened and it’s being transferred via the kids to adults, and leicester has one of the highest density housing because as been said, different generations tend to live in housing together!
.. which is why They have targeted schools specifically. where they are normally seen as low risk!
So how’s that for “demographics"
Nothing to do with the mayor setting a bad example by visiting and staying overnight at his girlfriends house then?
in this case costa... not really...
leicester has the "italian problem" in that it is more common for different generations to live in the same houses... there is a higher proportion of mixed generations live in the same houses than any other city in the uk
so in leicester's case its the kids actually passing it around via the schools.. and thats how it gets into houses and being passed to the older generations..
that why in leicester case they specially shut down the school reopening programme...
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
nice try.......
Leicester is an odd one in that they “think” the spread is because the schools reopened and it’s being transferred via the kids to adults, and leicester has one of the highest density housing because as been said, different generations tend to live in housing together!
.. which is why They have targeted schools specifically. where they are normally seen as low risk!
So how’s that for “demographics"
Nothing to do with the mayor setting a bad example by visiting and staying overnight at his girlfriends house then?
in this case costa... not really...
leicester has the "italian problem" in that it is more common for different generations to live in the same houses... there is a higher proportion of mixed generations live in the same houses than any other city in the uk
so in leicester's case its the kids actually passing it around via the schools.. and thats how it gets into houses and being passed to the older generations..
that why in leicester case they specially shut down the school reopening programme...
Why do soo many generations live together in Leicester particularly?"They have a high Asian population dont they? | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
nice try.......
Leicester is an odd one in that they “think” the spread is because the schools reopened and it’s being transferred via the kids to adults, and leicester has one of the highest density housing because as been said, different generations tend to live in housing together!
.. which is why They have targeted schools specifically. where they are normally seen as low risk!
So how’s that for “demographics"
Nothing to do with the mayor setting a bad example by visiting and staying overnight at his girlfriends house then?
in this case costa... not really...
leicester has the "italian problem" in that it is more common for different generations to live in the same houses... there is a higher proportion of mixed generations live in the same houses than any other city in the uk
so in leicester's case its the kids actually passing it around via the schools.. and thats how it gets into houses and being passed to the older generations..
that why in leicester case they specially shut down the school reopening programme...
Why do soo many generations live together in Leicester particularly?
They have a high Asian population dont they?"Yep all the places listed have a high population of black and Asian community | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
nice try.......
Leicester is an odd one in that they “think” the spread is because the schools reopened and it’s being transferred via the kids to adults, and leicester has one of the highest density housing because as been said, different generations tend to live in housing together!
.. which is why They have targeted schools specifically. where they are normally seen as low risk!
So how’s that for “demographics"
Nothing to do with the mayor setting a bad example by visiting and staying overnight at his girlfriends house then?
in this case costa... not really...
leicester has the "italian problem" in that it is more common for different generations to live in the same houses... there is a higher proportion of mixed generations live in the same houses than any other city in the uk
so in leicester's case its the kids actually passing it around via the schools.. and thats how it gets into houses and being passed to the older generations..
that why in leicester case they specially shut down the school reopening programme...
Why do soo many generations live together in Leicester particularly?
They have a high Asian population dont they?"Ok, what difference does that make? | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
nice try.......
Leicester is an odd one in that they “think” the spread is because the schools reopened and it’s being transferred via the kids to adults, and leicester has one of the highest density housing because as been said, different generations tend to live in housing together!
.. which is why They have targeted schools specifically. where they are normally seen as low risk!
So how’s that for “demographics"
Nothing to do with the mayor setting a bad example by visiting and staying overnight at his girlfriends house then?
in this case costa... not really...
leicester has the "italian problem" in that it is more common for different generations to live in the same houses... there is a higher proportion of mixed generations live in the same houses than any other city in the uk
so in leicester's case its the kids actually passing it around via the schools.. and thats how it gets into houses and being passed to the older generations..
that why in leicester case they specially shut down the school reopening programme...
Why do soo many generations live together in Leicester particularly?
They have a high Asian population dont they?
Ok, what difference does that make? "More generations of people living in the house=greater chance of increased infection rate? At a guess | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
nice try.......
Leicester is an odd one in that they “think” the spread is because the schools reopened and it’s being transferred via the kids to adults, and leicester has one of the highest density housing because as been said, different generations tend to live in housing together!
.. which is why They have targeted schools specifically. where they are normally seen as low risk!
So how’s that for “demographics"
Nothing to do with the mayor setting a bad example by visiting and staying overnight at his girlfriends house then?
in this case costa... not really...
leicester has the "italian problem" in that it is more common for different generations to live in the same houses... there is a higher proportion of mixed generations live in the same houses than any other city in the uk
so in leicester's case its the kids actually passing it around via the schools.. and thats how it gets into houses and being passed to the older generations..
that why in leicester case they specially shut down the school reopening programme...
Why do soo many generations live together in Leicester particularly?
They have a high Asian population dont they?
Ok, what difference does that make?
More generations of people living in the house=greater chance of increased infection rate?
At a guess"Why would they do that? | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
nice try.......
Leicester is an odd one in that they “think” the spread is because the schools reopened and it’s being transferred via the kids to adults, and leicester has one of the highest density housing because as been said, different generations tend to live in housing together!
.. which is why They have targeted schools specifically. where they are normally seen as low risk!
So how’s that for “demographics"
Nothing to do with the mayor setting a bad example by visiting and staying overnight at his girlfriends house then?
in this case costa... not really...
leicester has the "italian problem" in that it is more common for different generations to live in the same houses... there is a higher proportion of mixed generations live in the same houses than any other city in the uk
so in leicester's case its the kids actually passing it around via the schools.. and thats how it gets into houses and being passed to the older generations..
that why in leicester case they specially shut down the school reopening programme...
Why do soo many generations live together in Leicester particularly?
They have a high Asian population dont they?
Ok, what difference does that make?
More generations of people living in the house=greater chance of increased infection rate?
At a guess
Why would they do that? "Why would they do what? | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
nice try.......
Leicester is an odd one in that they “think” the spread is because the schools reopened and it’s being transferred via the kids to adults, and leicester has one of the highest density housing because as been said, different generations tend to live in housing together!
.. which is why They have targeted schools specifically. where they are normally seen as low risk!
So how’s that for “demographics"
Nothing to do with the mayor setting a bad example by visiting and staying overnight at his girlfriends house then?
in this case costa... not really...
leicester has the "italian problem" in that it is more common for different generations to live in the same houses... there is a higher proportion of mixed generations live in the same houses than any other city in the uk
so in leicester's case its the kids actually passing it around via the schools.. and thats how it gets into houses and being passed to the older generations..
that why in leicester case they specially shut down the school reopening programme...
Why do soo many generations live together in Leicester particularly?
They have a high Asian population dont they?
Ok, what difference does that make?
More generations of people living in the house=greater chance of increased infection rate?
At a guess
Why would they do that?
Why would they do what?"Why would that have many generations in the same house? | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
nice try.......
Leicester is an odd one in that they “think” the spread is because the schools reopened and it’s being transferred via the kids to adults, and leicester has one of the highest density housing because as been said, different generations tend to live in housing together!
.. which is why They have targeted schools specifically. where they are normally seen as low risk!
So how’s that for “demographics"
Nothing to do with the mayor setting a bad example by visiting and staying overnight at his girlfriends house then?
in this case costa... not really...
leicester has the "italian problem" in that it is more common for different generations to live in the same houses... there is a higher proportion of mixed generations live in the same houses than any other city in the uk
so in leicester's case its the kids actually passing it around via the schools.. and thats how it gets into houses and being passed to the older generations..
that why in leicester case they specially shut down the school reopening programme...
Why do soo many generations live together in Leicester particularly?
They have a high Asian population dont they?
Ok, what difference does that make?
More generations of people living in the house=greater chance of increased infection rate?
At a guess
Why would they do that?
Why would they do what?
Why would that have many generations in the same house?"You would have had to ask them? At a guess its cultural..they tend to keep older people in the family home rather than ship them off to an old person's home. | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
nice try.......
Leicester is an odd one in that they “think” the spread is because the schools reopened and it’s being transferred via the kids to adults, and leicester has one of the highest density housing because as been said, different generations tend to live in housing together!
.. which is why They have targeted schools specifically. where they are normally seen as low risk!
So how’s that for “demographics"
Nothing to do with the mayor setting a bad example by visiting and staying overnight at his girlfriends house then?
in this case costa... not really...
leicester has the "italian problem" in that it is more common for different generations to live in the same houses... there is a higher proportion of mixed generations live in the same houses than any other city in the uk
so in leicester's case its the kids actually passing it around via the schools.. and thats how it gets into houses and being passed to the older generations..
that why in leicester case they specially shut down the school reopening programme...
Why do soo many generations live together in Leicester particularly?
They have a high Asian population dont they?
Ok, what difference does that make?
More generations of people living in the house=greater chance of increased infection rate?
At a guess
Why would they do that?
Why would they do what?
Why would that have many generations in the same house?
You would have had to ask them?
At a guess its cultural..they tend to keep older people in the family home rather than ship them off to an old person's home."Oh, but i was being told that BAME members of the community were more at risk because of racism. But you're blaming Asian culture. Which is it? | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
nice try.......
Leicester is an odd one in that they “think” the spread is because the schools reopened and it’s being transferred via the kids to adults, and leicester has one of the highest density housing because as been said, different generations tend to live in housing together!
.. which is why They have targeted schools specifically. where they are normally seen as low risk!
So how’s that for “demographics"
Nothing to do with the mayor setting a bad example by visiting and staying overnight at his girlfriends house then?
in this case costa... not really...
leicester has the "italian problem" in that it is more common for different generations to live in the same houses... there is a higher proportion of mixed generations live in the same houses than any other city in the uk
so in leicester's case its the kids actually passing it around via the schools.. and thats how it gets into houses and being passed to the older generations..
that why in leicester case they specially shut down the school reopening programme...
Why do soo many generations live together in Leicester particularly?
They have a high Asian population dont they?
Ok, what difference does that make?
More generations of people living in the house=greater chance of increased infection rate?
At a guess
Why would they do that?
Why would they do what?
Why would that have many generations in the same house?
You would have had to ask them?
At a guess its cultural..they tend to keep older people in the family home rather than ship them off to an old person's home.
Oh, but i was being told that BAME members of the community were more at risk because of racism. But you're blaming Asian culture. Which is it?"I'm not blaming anything! 
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
nice try.......
Leicester is an odd one in that they “think” the spread is because the schools reopened and it’s being transferred via the kids to adults, and leicester has one of the highest density housing because as been said, different generations tend to live in housing together!
.. which is why They have targeted schools specifically. where they are normally seen as low risk!
So how’s that for “demographics"
Nothing to do with the mayor setting a bad example by visiting and staying overnight at his girlfriends house then?
in this case costa... not really...
leicester has the "italian problem" in that it is more common for different generations to live in the same houses... there is a higher proportion of mixed generations live in the same houses than any other city in the uk
so in leicester's case its the kids actually passing it around via the schools.. and thats how it gets into houses and being passed to the older generations..
that why in leicester case they specially shut down the school reopening programme...
Why do soo many generations live together in Leicester particularly?
They have a high Asian population dont they?
Ok, what difference does that make?
More generations of people living in the house=greater chance of increased infection rate?
At a guess
Why would they do that?
Why would they do what?
Why would that have many generations in the same house?
You would have had to ask them?
At a guess its cultural..they tend to keep older people in the family home rather than ship them off to an old person's home.
Oh, but i was being told that BAME members of the community were more at risk because of racism. But you're blaming Asian culture. Which is it?"Is the virus racist? | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
nice try.......
Leicester is an odd one in that they “think” the spread is because the schools reopened and it’s being transferred via the kids to adults, and leicester has one of the highest density housing because as been said, different generations tend to live in housing together!
.. which is why They have targeted schools specifically. where they are normally seen as low risk!
So how’s that for “demographics"
Nothing to do with the mayor setting a bad example by visiting and staying overnight at his girlfriends house then?
in this case costa... not really...
leicester has the "italian problem" in that it is more common for different generations to live in the same houses... there is a higher proportion of mixed generations live in the same houses than any other city in the uk
so in leicester's case its the kids actually passing it around via the schools.. and thats how it gets into houses and being passed to the older generations..
that why in leicester case they specially shut down the school reopening programme...
Why do soo many generations live together in Leicester particularly?
They have a high Asian population dont they?
Ok, what difference does that make?
More generations of people living in the house=greater chance of increased infection rate?
At a guess
Why would they do that?
Why would they do what?
Why would that have many generations in the same house?
You would have had to ask them?
At a guess its cultural..they tend to keep older people in the family home rather than ship them off to an old person's home.
Oh, but i was being told that BAME members of the community were more at risk because of racism. But you're blaming Asian culture. Which is it?
I'm not blaming anything!
You asked a question..but being neither Asian or from liverpool I suggested an answer."So you're NOT from liverpool? | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
nice try.......
Leicester is an odd one in that they “think” the spread is because the schools reopened and it’s being transferred via the kids to adults, and leicester has one of the highest density housing because as been said, different generations tend to live in housing together!
.. which is why They have targeted schools specifically. where they are normally seen as low risk!
So how’s that for “demographics"
Nothing to do with the mayor setting a bad example by visiting and staying overnight at his girlfriends house then?
in this case costa... not really...
leicester has the "italian problem" in that it is more common for different generations to live in the same houses... there is a higher proportion of mixed generations live in the same houses than any other city in the uk
so in leicester's case its the kids actually passing it around via the schools.. and thats how it gets into houses and being passed to the older generations..
that why in leicester case they specially shut down the school reopening programme...
Why do soo many generations live together in Leicester particularly?
They have a high Asian population dont they?
Ok, what difference does that make?
More generations of people living in the house=greater chance of increased infection rate?
At a guess
Why would they do that?
Why would they do what?
Why would that have many generations in the same house?
You would have had to ask them?
At a guess its cultural..they tend to keep older people in the family home rather than ship them off to an old person's home.
Oh, but i was being told that BAME members of the community were more at risk because of racism. But you're blaming Asian culture. Which is it?
Is the virus racist?"Apparently so, the UKBLM say this: "Black communities are hardest hit by the Coronavirus pandemic. Black people are dying at up to four times the rate of their white counterparts. This is racism." Unless you think it might be cultural as well? | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
nice try.......
Leicester is an odd one in that they “think” the spread is because the schools reopened and it’s being transferred via the kids to adults, and leicester has one of the highest density housing because as been said, different generations tend to live in housing together!
.. which is why They have targeted schools specifically. where they are normally seen as low risk!
So how’s that for “demographics"
Nothing to do with the mayor setting a bad example by visiting and staying overnight at his girlfriends house then?
in this case costa... not really...
leicester has the "italian problem" in that it is more common for different generations to live in the same houses... there is a higher proportion of mixed generations live in the same houses than any other city in the uk
so in leicester's case its the kids actually passing it around via the schools.. and thats how it gets into houses and being passed to the older generations..
that why in leicester case they specially shut down the school reopening programme...
Why do soo many generations live together in Leicester particularly?
They have a high Asian population dont they?
Ok, what difference does that make?
More generations of people living in the house=greater chance of increased infection rate?
At a guess
Why would they do that?
Why would they do what?
Why would that have many generations in the same house?
You would have had to ask them?
At a guess its cultural..they tend to keep older people in the family home rather than ship them off to an old person's home.
Oh, but i was being told that BAME members of the community were more at risk because of racism. But you're blaming Asian culture. Which is it?
I'm not blaming anything!
You asked a question..but being neither Asian or from liverpool I suggested an answer.
So you're NOT from liverpool?"Typo.meant Leicester. | |||
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" Apparently so, the UKBLM say this: "Black communities are hardest hit by the Coronavirus pandemic. Black people are dying at up to four times the rate of their white counterparts. This is racism." Unless you think it might be cultural as well? " its a multi faceted issue that cant be reduced to one or the other... people trying to do that from wither side are not being clever or helping their case there are POSSIBLY more people in households due to cultural issues there are POSSIBLY more people in the type of jobs which mean they can’t currently work from home so are furloughed and hit financially (ie retail and hospitality) , there are POSSIBLY more people in the type of job that mean they are front line and at higher risk of catching the illness (hospital cleaners, at home carers) both if those 2 options could be down to systematic racism that has led to them being unable to get “better” white collar jobs there ate POSSIBLY genetic factors in how the virus impacts them biologically once again its never quite as simple as black and white (pun intended) | |||
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"There are local rumours 40+ men living in a 3 bed terrace in one of the areas most affected areas all tested positive" Is that even physically possible? That'd be three bedrooms and a living room, each with 10 people in them. I've also heard a rumour about 45 people crammed into a clothing sweatshop, but haven't seen anything confirming that. | |||
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"There are local rumours 40+ men living in a 3 bed terrace in one of the areas most affected areas all tested positive Is that even physically possible? That'd be three bedrooms and a living room, each with 10 people in them. I've also heard a rumour about 45 people crammed into a clothing sweatshop, but haven't seen anything confirming that." apparently all shift workers so they are all in the house at different times | |||
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"apparently all shift workers so they are all in the house at different times " Ah that makes more sense - 40 people standing up would be a squeeze, laying down would be human carpet... | |||
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"There are local rumours 40+ men living in a 3 bed terrace in one of the areas most affected areas all tested positive Is that even physically possible? That'd be three bedrooms and a living room, each with 10 people in them. I've also heard a rumour about 45 people crammed into a clothing sweatshop, but haven't seen anything confirming that." It's easily possible, we were finding three bed terraced houses, houses of multiple occupancy with bunk beds in all but the kitchen.. Shift working so one group sleeping as the other working, garages converted to accommodation is massively common down south/in the capital.. | |||
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"There are local rumours 40+ men living in a 3 bed terrace in one of the areas most affected areas all tested positive Is that even physically possible? That'd be three bedrooms and a living room, each with 10 people in them. I've also heard a rumour about 45 people crammed into a clothing sweatshop, but haven't seen anything confirming that. It's easily possible, we were finding three bed terraced houses, houses of multiple occupancy with bunk beds in all but the kitchen.. Shift working so one group sleeping as the other working, garages converted to accommodation is massively common down south/in the capital.. " Have seen this a lot in the late 90,s early 2000not a square inch of carpet can be seen for beds I had a building company used to do repairs on the for councils lots of shift workers crammed into rooms climbing into other peoples cum stained sheets places stunk to high heaven | |||
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"I’m sorry to say that the complicit mainstream media would not challenge the government if they were making a mistake on this lockdown. If anything there will be obfuscation and misdirection. George Orwell was way ahead of his time. " That is just not true,you obviously condemn without listening you are 100% wrong | |||
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"There are local rumours 40+ men living in a 3 bed terrace in one of the areas most affected areas all tested positive Is that even physically possible? That'd be three bedrooms and a living room, each with 10 people in them. I've also heard a rumour about 45 people crammed into a clothing sweatshop, but haven't seen anything confirming that. It's easily possible, we were finding three bed terraced houses, houses of multiple occupancy with bunk beds in all but the kitchen.. Shift working so one group sleeping as the other working, garages converted to accommodation is massively common down south/in the capital.. Have seen this a lot in the late 90,s early 2000not a square inch of carpet can be seen for beds I had a building company used to do repairs on the for councils lots of shift workers crammed into rooms climbing into other peoples cum stained sheets places stunk to high heaven "Absolute death traps.. | |||
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"There are local rumours 40+ men living in a 3 bed terrace in one of the areas most affected areas all tested positive Is that even physically possible? That'd be three bedrooms and a living room, each with 10 people in them. I've also heard a rumour about 45 people crammed into a clothing sweatshop, but haven't seen anything confirming that. It's easily possible, we were finding three bed terraced houses, houses of multiple occupancy with bunk beds in all but the kitchen.. Shift working so one group sleeping as the other working, garages converted to accommodation is massively common down south/in the capital.. Have seen this a lot in the late 90,s early 2000not a square inch of carpet can be seen for beds I had a building company used to do repairs on the for councils lots of shift workers crammed into rooms climbing into other peoples cum stained sheets places stunk to high heaven
Absolute death traps.. "Mad isnt it? 2020..one of the richest countries on worth and we have,in places,Victorian levels of squalor. | |||
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"There are local rumours 40+ men living in a 3 bed terrace in one of the areas most affected areas all tested positive Is that even physically possible? That'd be three bedrooms and a living room, each with 10 people in them. I've also heard a rumour about 45 people crammed into a clothing sweatshop, but haven't seen anything confirming that. It's easily possible, we were finding three bed terraced houses, houses of multiple occupancy with bunk beds in all but the kitchen.. Shift working so one group sleeping as the other working, garages converted to accommodation is massively common down south/in the capital.. Have seen this a lot in the late 90,s early 2000not a square inch of carpet can be seen for beds I had a building company used to do repairs on the for councils lots of shift workers crammed into rooms climbing into other peoples cum stained sheets places stunk to high heaven
Absolute death traps..
Mad isnt it?
2020..one of the richest countries on worth and we have,in places,Victorian levels of squalor."Yes but none will be legally here and cannot get there own place And that’s how they live in there country of origin if they not on the radar or paying taxes how can things get better | |||
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"Nothing to do with the BLM protest there a couple of weeks ago then.
nice try.......
Leicester is an odd one in that they “think” the spread is because the schools reopened and it’s being transferred via the kids to adults, and leicester has one of the highest density housing because as been said, different generations tend to live in housing together!
.. which is why They have targeted schools specifically. where they are normally seen as low risk!
So how’s that for “demographics"
Nothing to do with the mayor setting a bad example by visiting and staying overnight at his girlfriends house then?
in this case costa... not really...
leicester has the "italian problem" in that it is more common for different generations to live in the same houses... there is a higher proportion of mixed generations live in the same houses than any other city in the uk
so in leicester's case its the kids actually passing it around via the schools.. and thats how it gets into houses and being passed to the older generations..
that why in leicester case they specially shut down the school reopening programme...
Why do soo many generations live together in Leicester particularly?
They have a high Asian population dont they?
Ok, what difference does that make?
More generations of people living in the house=greater chance of increased infection rate?
At a guess
Why would they do that?
Why would they do what?
Why would that have many generations in the same house?
You would have had to ask them?
At a guess its cultural..they tend to keep older people in the family home rather than ship them off to an old person's home."Got it in one | |||
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"There are local rumours 40+ men living in a 3 bed terrace in one of the areas most affected areas all tested positive Is that even physically possible? That'd be three bedrooms and a living room, each with 10 people in them. I've also heard a rumour about 45 people crammed into a clothing sweatshop, but haven't seen anything confirming that. It's easily possible, we were finding three bed terraced houses, houses of multiple occupancy with bunk beds in all but the kitchen.. Shift working so one group sleeping as the other working, garages converted to accommodation is massively common down south/in the capital.. Have seen this a lot in the late 90,s early 2000not a square inch of carpet can be seen for beds I had a building company used to do repairs on the for councils lots of shift workers crammed into rooms climbing into other peoples cum stained sheets places stunk to high heaven
Absolute death traps..
Mad isnt it?
2020..one of the richest countries on worth and we have,in places,Victorian levels of squalor.
Yes but none will be legally here and cannot get there own place
And that’s how they live in there country of origin if they not on the radar or paying taxes how can things get better
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"There are local rumours 40+ men living in a 3 bed terrace in one of the areas most affected areas all tested positive Is that even physically possible? That'd be three bedrooms and a living room, each with 10 people in them. I've also heard a rumour about 45 people crammed into a clothing sweatshop, but haven't seen anything confirming that. It's easily possible, we were finding three bed terraced houses, houses of multiple occupancy with bunk beds in all but the kitchen.. Shift working so one group sleeping as the other working, garages converted to accommodation is massively common down south/in the capital.. Have seen this a lot in the late 90,s early 2000not a square inch of carpet can be seen for beds I had a building company used to do repairs on the for councils lots of shift workers crammed into rooms climbing into other peoples cum stained sheets places stunk to high heaven
Absolute death traps..
Mad isnt it?
2020..one of the richest countries on worth and we have,in places,Victorian levels of squalor.
Yes but none will be legally here and cannot get there own place
And that’s how they live in there country of origin if they not on the radar or paying taxes how can things get better
We dont know that?"We could round them up and send them all back but then we would be seen as racist would we not | |||
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"There are local rumours 40+ men living in a 3 bed terrace in one of the areas most affected areas all tested positive Is that even physically possible? That'd be three bedrooms and a living room, each with 10 people in them. I've also heard a rumour about 45 people crammed into a clothing sweatshop, but haven't seen anything confirming that. It's easily possible, we were finding three bed terraced houses, houses of multiple occupancy with bunk beds in all but the kitchen.. Shift working so one group sleeping as the other working, garages converted to accommodation is massively common down south/in the capital.. Have seen this a lot in the late 90,s early 2000not a square inch of carpet can be seen for beds I had a building company used to do repairs on the for councils lots of shift workers crammed into rooms climbing into other peoples cum stained sheets places stunk to high heaven
Absolute death traps..
Mad isnt it?
2020..one of the richest countries on worth and we have,in places,Victorian levels of squalor.
Yes but none will be legally here and cannot get there own place
And that’s how they live in there country of origin if they not on the radar or paying taxes how can things get better
We dont know that?
We could round them up and send them all back but then we would be seen as racist would we not "What rounding what potentially ,innocent and legally here people,putting them on a plane and sending them home without an investigation? Nah sounds perfectly acceptable to me. | |||
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"Interesting read it's not just asians east Europeans aswell they come here for the money basically cos its shit back home conditions are better here hence living like this where do u draw the line " Do you not like people coming here to work? Imposing their customs and traditions on us? | |||
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"What's happened in leicester is happening all over it's nothing new I new a guy was here 14 years never paid any tax was illegal after 14 years went to a solicitor got his brit passport met a bird had 2 kids just to stay in the country " Didnt realise solicitors issued passports | |||
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"He asked a solicitor to represent him apparently if u live in a country illegally for 13 years u get a passport " In 2018 we deported 256,000 illegal immigrants. They obvs didnt know about the 13 year thing. | |||
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"I’m sorry to say that the complicit mainstream media would not challenge the government if they were making a mistake on this lockdown. If anything there will be obfuscation and misdirection. George Orwell was way ahead of his time. " George Orwell was so much ahead of his time. 1984 was written from his experience in the BBC during the later half of the WW2. Is was down to the fact that the BBC was a mouth piece of the Churchill goverment and the use of the BBC to promote propaganda to help the war effort. At the time he was also a journalist for the Observer and the Tribute. However the whole aspect of Orwellian prediction are a facanating subject. | |||
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"I have a friend in Leicester who witnessed today a full blown football tournament in a park with around 20 teams, all hugging and even trophies to be won. I don't think it's merely a question of race or location or culture, simply the matter that there is a huge percentage of the current population who are selfish and feel entitled to do what they want. Sadly historically stereotyped British arrogance is being made plain to see across the globe for everyone. This is the root of almost all our problems in this country which saddens me to say." Not sure about the football tournament in the city with that many teams. It would have been close down quick smart with everybody being so sensitive about the lockdown here. However just like some many large deprived cities we have had effectively free range young adult males doing just as they please with not a ounce of consideration for others. So when you have a large amount ot these adults living in large families with large age range with in the household there is no way the caronavirus will be controlled in Leicester. There has to be more control of the young male population. Yes kids at school have spread it as well but the have caught it from their older sibling. Not the other way round. Kids from small nuclear families are at much lower risk at school and not the super spreaders that they are being made out to be. This is my thought on the subject but I am happy to be corrected. | |||
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"I have a friend in Leicester who witnessed today a full blown football tournament in a park with around 20 teams, all hugging and even trophies to be won. I don't think it's merely a question of race or location or culture, simply the matter that there is a huge percentage of the current population who are selfish and feel entitled to do what they want. Sadly historically stereotyped British arrogance is being made plain to see across the globe for everyone. This is the root of almost all our problems in this country which saddens me to say. Not sure about the football tournament in the city with that many teams. It would have been close down quick smart with everybody being so sensitive about the lockdown here. However just like some many large deprived cities we have had effectively free range young adult males doing just as they please with not a ounce of consideration for others. So when you have a large amount ot these adults living in large families with large age range with in the household there is no way the caronavirus will be controlled in Leicester. There has to be more control of the young male population. Yes kids at school have spread it as well but the have caught it from their older sibling. Not the other way round. Kids from small nuclear families are at much lower risk at school and not the super spreaders that they are being made out to be. This is my thought on the subject but I am happy to be corrected. " So what is the answer to stop the spread and spikes do the government take a hard line and lock people up till we have a vaccine Or aim the police with the authority to shoot on sight if you out of your house kicking a ball | |||
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"I think the police stopped it " unlike the cricket match on spinney hill park that had 300+ ppl watching and no social distancing whatsoever | |||
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"Should mention it was 5 a side sorry but yeh might not have been 20, he was pissed off so bound to have rounded up no doubt. Agree about young population but can't blame them entirely they have to learn this mindset off someone so it's an issue for both old and young in this country which is becoming habit as it is passed down." So you can play premier footy but not 5 a side? | |||
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"I think the police stopped it unlike the cricket match on spinney hill park that had 300+ ppl watching and no social distancing whatsoever " | |||
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"He asked a solicitor to represent him apparently if u live in a country illegally for 13 years u get a passport In 2018 we deported 256,000 illegal immigrants. They obvs didnt know about the 13 year thing." My word what absolute drivel you speak! These are figures from America and they are lower then when Obama was president.  | |||
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"There are local rumours 40+ men living in a 3 bed terrace in one of the areas most affected areas all tested positive" probably why harrow has been hard hit.used to go school in harrow so am over there seeing freinds a lot.the amount of 3bed places that have 20-30 people living in them is mental.the council and old bill know about these places but do nothing unless the property ends up being a magnet for trouble.mate sent me a vid of when corona kicked off over here.south harrow high street guy being brought out of a place paramedics all masked up and gloved up.house they brought him out of at least a dozen people came out the place with there bags and just wanderd off to where ever poluce didnt even try to stop them | |||
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"The mayor received a direct phone call from Boris, just before or after his media apearence today, probably to tell him not to make waves, it was caught on camera he looked like a scolded cat. They have still not given full data of the so called spike, no evidence what so ever of hospital or ICU uptick, they want us to believe there is no test poss spike in London after 3 weeks of mass gatherings from all over the place, fact is if they tried to shut London down they would have a full scale riot on their hands this weekend, Leicester seem to be taking it like a lamb From what's been reported today Leicester seem to have gone way above and beyond on SD measures, something stinks about this and it will come out. Totally agree " | |||
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"The self rightous left have chosen to ignore and refuse there is a problem with industial r--- gangs up and down the country for over 20 years and they will chose to totally ignore what has been going on in leicester and so obviously happening in other places around the country but they will carry on about slavery from the 17 century and take a knee while continuing to bury their head in the sand with what's going on right now. I think if these were white business men they would be shouting about this at every oppotunity but the silence is the thunderouse from those hypercrites. "Well said | |||
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