Pattaya Reports

[ClosetPervert9]

Where did you get your numbers? I just checked today's report from Johns Hopkins and worldwide it shows cumulative 85,100,000 cases and 1,840,000 deaths. There are still 37,300,000 that have not yet recovered and some of those will die. Perhaps your math is better than mine, but my calculator says 97.8% are still living, not even close to your 99.95%. There are also millions who will have related health problems for the rest of their lives, perhaps you don't mind being one of them.

Note to other posters. Sorry for feeding a troll, I lost control.

Don't apologize.

[LittleBigMan]

How deadly is a virus if you need a test to tell you have it? Why are 90% of those "positive" results from people who do not exhibit a single symptom? How reliable is a test if a kiwi or coca cola returns a positive result? People can argue all they want but the bottom line is indisputable, 99.95% of all people who got this virus has lived.

It really isn't important at least to me what the percentage the same with any other disease, cancer, Hiv or just being in the wrong place at the right time you don't want to be that 1% if you were I know you wouldn't be singing the tune you singing now! I know I wouldn't get any argument for any of the 99.95% who got it in the beginning.

I just found out today a former co-worker I would guess age 55 been in hospital in a coma since the middle of November didn't make it.

[HorseTrader]

People can argue all they want but the bottom line is indisputable, 99.95% of all people who got this virus has lived.

Where did you get your numbers? I just checked today's report from Johns Hopkins and worldwide it shows cumulative 85,100,000 cases and 1,840,000 deaths. There are still 37,300,000 that have not yet recovered and some of those will die. Perhaps your math is better than mine, but my calculator says 97.8% are still living, not even close to your 99.95%. There are also millions who will have related health problems for the rest of their lives, perhaps you don't mind being one of them.

Note to other posters. Sorry for feeding a troll, I lost control.

[Horatio]

Most guys need a test to find out they have chlamydia. Not deadly but spreadable and bad enough for some.

[QUOTEE=Linyjo;2517678]How deadly is a virus if you need a test to tell you have it? Why are 90% of those "positive" results from people who do not exhibit a single symptom? How reliable is a test if a kiwi or coca cola returns a positive result? People can argue all they want but the bottom line is indisputable, 99.95% of all people who got this virus has lived. [ / QUOTE].

[Danny Duck]

The "they" are sometimes called "the elite", you should understand very wealthy and very influential people along with many top leaders of the westernized and affiliated governments (if you want to read names, these are the Klaus Schwab, the Rockfellers and many others from their tribe).

Medical professionals don't have a say, they've got to keep on doing their jobs and shut up. Most of the times the ones that tried to stand up against that tyranny had lawsuits filed against them, had their voices shut down on the mainstream media and on social media apps also and many had been fired from the hospital they were working in.

Remember the young good looking Wuhan Dr. Who started speaking the truth. He died of Covid. MeThinks he was murdered.

[Linyjo]

How deadly is a virus if you need a test to tell you have it? Why are 90% of those "positive" results from people who do not exhibit a single symptom? How reliable is a test if a kiwi or coca cola returns a positive result? People can argue all they want but the bottom line is indisputable, 99.95% of all people who got this virus has lived.

There are still administrative costs. There is transportation cost. The building that these tests are stored in have to be paid for. The person that tests you have to be paid. The machines to run the tests through have to be bought. Electricity to run those machines have to be paid for. The maintenance on the machines have to be paid for. Etc. Non-profits still require capital to function.

[Paolo99]

Who is the they you speak of? You seriously believe 194 countries and millions of medical professionals are in cahoots right now?

The "they" are sometimes called "the elite", you should understand very wealthy and very influential people along with many top leaders of the westernized and affiliated governments (if you want to read names, these are the Klaus Schwab, the Rockfellers and many others from their tribe).

Medical professionals don't have a say, they've got to keep on doing their jobs and shut up. Most of the times the ones that tried to stand up against that tyranny had lawsuits filed against them, had their voices shut down on the mainstream media and on social media apps also and many had been fired from the hospital they were working in.

[Ekspat]

in Manila a Big Mac costs only $2?

Greetings from Manila, it's $3 to be precise.

Happy New Year and Cheers!

[Turgid]

Blah blah blah. Its all a scam.

What about those same costs in poorer countries. Yet they only have to pay 1/10th of the cost.

Its not a scam, its capitalism. The industrialists in richer countries need a bigger slice of the pie for themselves as it is essential for them to maintain a lifestyle that is befitting their station in life.

[Mr Enternational]

Blah blah blah. Its all a scam.

What about those same costs in poorer countries. Yet they only have to pay 1/10th of the cost.

Blah blah blah. It is called price discrimination. Do you go to London and see a Big Mac cost $8 and say it is a scam because in Manila a Big Mac costs only $2?

[LovinAsia]

There are still administrative costs. There is transportation cost. The building that these tests are stored in have to be paid for. The person that tests you have to be paid. The machines to run the tests through have to be bought. Electricity to run those machines have to be paid for. The maintenance on the machines have to be paid for. Etc. Non-profits still require capital to function.

Blah blah blah. Its all a scam.

What about those same costs in poorer countries. Yet they only have to pay 1/10th of the cost.

[Danny Duck]

US govt bought millions of covid 19 tests for $5 each. Cheaper tests can be made for about a dollar. It costs well over $100 for me to get tested here in usa. Explain how that's not about money.

United Airlines Partner charges $250.

[Horatio]

The tests that cost a dollar to make can be self administered and are 99% accurate. A small fraction of the latest covid stimulus could make widespread testing a reality.


www.rapidtests.org

There are still administrative costs. There is transportation cost. The building that these tests are stored in have to be paid for. The person that tests you have to be paid. The machines to run the tests through have to be bought. Electricity to run those machines have to be paid for. The maintenance on the machines have to be paid for. Etc. Non-profits still require capital to function.

[Allover]

US govt bought millions of covid 19 tests for $5 each. Cheaper tests can be made for about a dollar. It costs well over $100 for me to get tested here in usa. Explain how that's not about money.

Some companies will profit wildly from the virus. That doesn't mean we should stop testing. That doesn't make it hoax.

[Mr Enternational]

US govt bought millions of covid 19 tests for $5 each. Cheaper tests can be made for about a dollar. It costs well over $100 for me to get tested here in usa. Explain how that's not about money.

There are still administrative costs. There is transportation cost. The building that these tests are stored in have to be paid for. The person that tests you have to be paid. The machines to run the tests through have to be bought. Electricity to run those machines have to be paid for. The maintenance on the machines have to be paid for. Etc. Non-profits still require capital to function.