Coronavirus Mega-Thread.

[BossCrow]

7 minutes ago, Avoiceinthecrowd said:

https://ampvideo.bnnbloomberg.ca/canada-suffers-second-labour-market-setback-ahead-of-reopening-1.1612591

 

 

"They just, for whatever reason, don't want to come to work", of course this has nothing "whatever" to do with the oppressive measures employers are imposing on the workforce. Masks, testing, vax bullying...

 

Businesses, not satisfied with bullying their existing employees with toxic mandates, would like the government to clawback furlough payments as incentive to get the others back to work.

 

Reading such nearsighted articles like this one we might be tricked into thinking the labour force is lazy and needs a swift boot in the arse to get working again.

 

Truth is a lot of that workforce are single parents with kids. The way the government has been opening and closing daycare and schools is it any surprise many would prefer to devote themselves to protecting their kids from these maniacs and their insane containment measures by simply staying at home as long as possible.

 

"Whatever reasons", yeah right.

 

Btw, Saputo is the cheese mafia in the province of Quebec Canada.

 

Out of likes. I just searched Saputo and found they sell products in the UK too, all of which I'll be avoiding from now on. https://www.uk.saputo.com/

 

Acquisition by Saputo

On 22 February 2019, it was announced that Canadian dairy company Saputo Inc would be buying Dairy Crest.[12]

The company was valued at £975m, making each share worth 620p.[13] The transaction was completed on 15 April 2019.[14] At the time of the sale, Dairy Crest was the fourth largest dairy company in the United Kingdom based on turnover.[15] Saputo renamed the business under its own brand in July 2019, though Dairy Crest Limited remained the principal legal entity.[16][2]

Operations

The company supplies cheese, spreads and drinks. Cheese brands include Cathedral City, Davidstow Cheddar and Wexford.[17] Spread brands include Clover, Country Life, Utterly Butterly, Vitalite and Willow.[17] Spread and Frylight cooking spray production is consolidated at Kirkby.[18] Davidstow Creamery in Cornwall has been run by the company since 1981.

 

 

 

[Shy Talk]

4 minutes ago, Avoiceinthecrowd said:

https://kitchener.ctvnews.ca/mobile/we-re-going-to-need-extra-hands-local-restaurants-prepare-for-patio-season-1.5457065

 

 

All you need is one covid positive case employee and the whole place gets shut down and employees sent to isolate at home. Just that fear alone is enough to keep workers away. Also the vax not vaxxed war in the workplace and the paranoid normies and customers giving people dirty looks is enough to curb my appetite for eating at the restaurant. Who wants to see masked employees, many with faceshields as well, floating around serving people while cultivating bacterial pneumonia while you eat. Constantly reminded of that madness at every turn. Those restaurants did not fight back when it was time to put their foot down so fk 'em. They went along with the swindle without a fight.

 

 

To me it's a dilemma. They've gone along with the guidelines (nonsense to us) but they're now about to lose their business. I'm torn, because although to me it's been obvious for months I know people with businesses who thought it would be ok. There's only so much you can do.

[Avoiceinthecrowd]

4 minutes ago, BossCrow said:

I just searched Saputo and found they sell products in the UK too, all of which I'll be avoiding from now on

To be fair I must add that their cheese is awesome tasting. Every pizzaria I know of uses it. My criticism was directed at the labour force aspect in covid times.

[Avoiceinthecrowd]

1 minute ago, Shy Talk said:

 

To me it's a dilemma. They've gone along with the guidelines (nonsense to us) but they're now about to lose their business. I'm torn, because although to me it's been obvious for months I know people with businesses who thought it would be ok. There's only so much you can do.

Long before covid most those restaurants were constantly bullied with regulations. One example would be the cash register linked up to the revenue ministry. The assumption being they all want to cheat the government. They use the intel to track tips and tax those too. I believe, from my informal discussions with many restauranteurs that none trust the government. A cancer they must put up with to stay in business.

[Tinfoil Hat]

33 minutes ago, Avoiceinthecrowd said:

https://ampvideo.bnnbloomberg.ca/canada-suffers-second-labour-market-setback-ahead-of-reopening-1.1612591

 

 

"They just, for whatever reason, don't want to come to work", of course this has nothing "whatever" to do with the oppressive measures employers are imposing on the workforce. Masks, testing, vax bullying...

 

Businesses, not satisfied with bullying their existing employees with toxic mandates, would like the government to clawback furlough payments as incentive to get the others back to work.

 

Reading such nearsighted articles like this one we might be tricked into thinking the labour force is lazy and needs a swift boot in the arse to get working again.

 

Truth is a lot of that workforce are single parents with kids. The way the government has been opening and closing daycare and schools is it any surprise many would prefer to devote themselves to protecting their kids from these maniacs and their insane containment measures by simply staying at home as long as possible.

 

"Whatever reasons", yeah right.

 

Btw, Saputo is the cheese mafia in the province of Quebec Canada.

 

 

Well said!

 

(Ran out of likes long ago).

 

Typical spinning of the truth that will be lapped up for the planned basic income intro.

[Mitochondrial Eve]

Louise Hampton and some other protestors have been trying to raise awareness of Covid injections outside vaccination centres. This is a video recorded today from the Brentford site. Louise is reading out official UK Government Yellowcard statistics of adverse reactions. Apparently they changed the minds of 6 people.

 

 

[Avoiceinthecrowd]

Reflecting on the lost income tax for government on account of covid and the way the government still spends like drunk sailors I am amazed not more people are wondering why they pay taxes on their income if the government can get by very well without it. Actually pushing hard to have less income tax by closing businesses.

[whatthefoxhat]

1 minute ago, Mitochondrial Eve said:

Louise Hampton and some other protestors have been trying to raise awareness of Covid injections outside vaccination centres. This is a video recorded today from the Brentford site. Louise is reading out official UK Government Yellowcard statistics of adverse reactions. Apparently they changed the minds of 6 people.

 

 

Thats a fantastic idea and if only we (those who know its shit) could organise and picket every one in the UK,but you know ,i know,we know that isn't going to happen,but i do live in hope its gains traction

[BossCrow]

2 minutes ago, Avoiceinthecrowd said:

To be fair I must add that their cheese is awesome tasting. Every pizzaria I know of uses it. My criticism was directed at the labour force aspect in covid times.

Fair enough. I assumed they were maybe some kind of Kraft Foods type of company. Agreed, the CEO's comments were crass.

[bamboozooka]

13 minutes ago, Mitochondrial Eve said:

Louise Hampton and some other protestors have been trying to raise awareness of Covid injections outside vaccination centres. This is a video recorded today from the Brentford site. Louise is reading out official UK Government Yellowcard statistics of adverse reactions. Apparently they changed the minds of 6 people.

 

 

see the sheep standing there.

it just does not register.

[Roscommon]

11 minutes ago, Avoiceinthecrowd said:

Reflecting on the lost income tax for government on account of covid and the way the government still spends like drunk sailors I am amazed not more people are wondering why they pay taxes on their income if the government can get by very well without it. Actually pushing hard to have less income tax by closing businesses.

 

The way it's just turned into money being no object. I think that just tells us they are basically planning to crash the current economic system. Here in Ireland practically the whole country was thrown on the pandemic payment benefit which is 350 per week. Lets not even get into how much they have given to businesses in prop up grants.

There's no way this could be payed back.

 

[Avoiceinthecrowd]

2 minutes ago, Roscommon said:

 

The way it's just turned into money being no object. I think that just tells us they are basically planning to crash the current economic system. Here in Ireland practically the whole country was thrown on the pandemic payment benefit which is 350 per week. Lets not even get into how much they have given to businesses in prop up grants.

There's no way this could be payed back.

 

Agreed! Out of likes.

[BossCrow]

[BossCrow]

[Shy Talk]

6 minutes ago, Roscommon said:

 

The way it's just turned into money being no object. I think that just tells us they are basically planning to crash the current economic system. Here in Ireland practically the whole country was thrown on the pandemic payment benefit which is 350 per week. Lets not even get into how much they have given to businesses in prop up grants.

There's no way this could be payed back.

 

 

Hi Roscommon, could you expand on that payment comment. First I've heard.

[Ziggy Sawdust]

4 hours ago, Human10 said:

I will protect you 

 

 

Just kidding - you think we are experienced commandoes?  My partner has to kill spiders for me. To stay sane I would turn off tv. I'm happy my friends are vaccinated - they started to behave a bit more 'normal'...

 

'No need to kill spiders.  It's very cruel.

Just put a glass over it,  slide a bit of paper or card slowly under it and release outside.

[greatdayforfreedom]

6 minutes ago, bamboozooka said:

see the sheep standing there.

it just does not register.

 

That guy in the white T-shirt with the beard shouting 'liar', what an  idiot.  He's in total denial. 

[Roscommon]

Just now, Shy Talk said:

 

Hi Roscommon, could you expand on that payment comment. First I've heard.

What do you mean?

 

Basically everyone was told not to go to work and fill out an online form, and within a week you were getting 350 per week.

 

They have since tweeked it so that people who were only working part time are now getting a little less (300 I think), but thats basically how it goes. 

[Shy Talk]

Just now, Roscommon said:

What do you mean?

 

Basically everyone was told not to go to work and fill out an online form, and within a week you were getting 350 per week.

 

They have since tweeked it so that people who were only working part time are now getting a little less (300 I think), but thats basically how it goes. 

 

Apologies if you were talking Furlough. It sounded as though everyone was getting it.

[BossCrow]

17 minutes ago, Roscommon said:

 

The way it's just turned into money being no object. I think that just tells us they are basically planning to crash the current economic system. Here in Ireland practically the whole country was thrown on the pandemic payment benefit which is 350 per week. Lets not even get into how much they have given to businesses in prop up grants.

There's no way this could be payed back.

 

6 minutes ago, Shy Talk said:

 

Hi Roscommon, could you expand on that payment comment. First I've heard.

 

Just now, Roscommon said:

What do you mean?

 

Basically everyone was told not to go to work and fill out an online form, and within a week you were getting 350 per week.

 

They have since tweeked it so that people who were only working part time are now getting a little less (300 I think), but thats basically how it goes. 

 

Not to mention all the billions wasted on useless tests and dangerous, untested vaccines.

 

 

[TwopackShugar]

5 minutes ago, greatdayforfreedom said:

 

That guy in the white T-shirt with the beard shouting 'liar', what an  idiot.  He's in total denial. 

either that or he is one of these muppets that actually thinks zero harm could come from this injection.

I wouldnt be surprised if he thought it was trialed and fda approved.

[Roscommon]

1 minute ago, Shy Talk said:

 

Apologies if you were talking Furlough. It sounded as though everyone was getting it.

Sorry mate.

Aye I meant workers.

[Roscommon]

1 minute ago, BossCrow said:

 

 

Not to mention all the billions wasted on useless tests and dangerous, untested vaccines.

 

 

I know, could you imagine how much the health service could have been improved with this money.

 

Crazy.

[bamboozooka]

21 minutes ago, greatdayforfreedom said:

 

That guy in the white T-shirt with the beard shouting 'liar', what an  idiot.  He's in total denial. 

and a bit julian clary lol.

what alan carr will look like in 20 yrs

[Liberty]

Worked my first shift in a&e this week. Had to mop up someone’s bloody head within a few hours after he passed out after having his covid jab. He told me the one who injected him told him it happens sometimes 5 times a day then other days nothing. He’s got a massive split that had to be glued back together then told he can’t put water near it for a few days and to keep out the sun to stop it melting!  I should not laugh but…. 

 

I asked him if he was going to have his second and he said he will have to sit down for the next one. I don’t think he was joking.