Coronavirus:

[rogruth]

I have been waiting patiently for @ 40 years now for the answers/solutions for those questions. I'm still waiting but am kust about out of time.

I really don't care who or which "side" has the answers but I just don't have much time left.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

I have been waiting patiently for @ 40 years now for the answers/solutions for those questions. I'm still waiting but am kust about out of time.

I really don't care who or which "side" has the answers but I just don't have much time left.

It's alarming to read that you feel you are "just about out of time" and that you "don't have much time left." That's a huge statement, Roger, and it saddens me since I had the enjoyment of having become acquainted with you at York and had wished we could have had more time to connect in-person since then. May I ask what has you feeling as you have expressed here about the time you have left ?

[gregj410]

I have been waiting patiently for @ 40 years now for the answers/solutions for those questions. I'm still waiting but am kust about out of time.

I really don't care who or which "side" has the answers but I just don't have much time left.

It's alarming to read that you feel you are "just about out of time" and that you "don't have much time left." That's a huge statement, Roger, and it saddens me since I had the enjoyment of having become acquainted with you at York and had wished we could have had more time to connect in-person since then. May I ask what has you feeling as you have expressed here about the time you have left ?

Roger, I think Murph wants to bake you a blueberry pie and write you a poem

[Rufus T. Firefly]

I have been waiting patiently for @ 40 years now for the answers/solutions for those questions. I'm still waiting but am kust about out of time.

I really don't care who or which "side" has the answers but I just don't have much time left.

It's alarming to read that you feel you are "just about out of time" and that you "don't have much time left." That's a huge statement, Roger, and it saddens me since I had the enjoyment of having become acquainted with you at York and had wished we could have had more time to connect in-person since then. May I ask what has you feeling as you have expressed here about the time you have left ?

Roger, I think Murph wants to bake you a blueberry pie and write you a poem

Everyone should be so lucky and caring as to have someone that might actually want to those for them. We've forgotten how to care for each other.

[robert.]

"We've forgotten how t care for each other" Rufus. That's evident in the way we drive.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

"We've forgotten how t care for each other" Rufus. That's evident in the way we drive.

No, it's evident in the way that we live............and die.

[up148]

"We've forgotten how t care for each other" Rufus. That's evident in the way we drive.

No, it's evident in the way that we live............and die.

Bravo and so true.

[HONDO74]

From the UK Covid-19: Hancock warns flexing of rules 'could be fatal'
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-55609968

Flexing the coronavirus lockdown rules could be fatal, the health secretary has warned as hospital admissions soar.

Matt Hancock did not rule out strengthening current restrictions and told the BBC's Andrew Marr the NHS was under "very serious pressure".

It comes after almost 60,000 new cases of coronavirus were reported in the UK on Saturday and the number of deaths after a positive test passed 80,000.

Scientist Prof Peter Horby warned the UK was in "the eye of the storm".

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said the rules were tough but "may not be tough enough" and called for the government to hold daily press conferences to avoid "mixed messages".

The UK recorded another 563 deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid test on Sunday, down from 1,065 deaths on Saturday.

However, there tends to be fewer deaths reported on Sundays, due to a reporting lag over the weekend. There were also a further 54,940 daily cases.

Mr Hancock told Andrew Marr "every time you try to flex the rules that could be fatal" and said staying at home was the "most important thing we can do collectively as a society".

The health secretary said he did not want to speculate on whether the government would further strengthen restrictions, after warnings from scientists on Saturday that they may need to be stricter.

"People need to not just follow the letter of the rules but follow the spirit as well and play their part," he said.

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Scientist Prof Peter Horby warned the UK was in "the eye of the storm".

Probably Trump's fault!

[HONDO74]

Scientist Prof Peter Horby warned the UK was in "the eye of the storm".

Probably Trump's fault!

They have their own Trump. His name is Boris Johnson and he never combs his hair.

Can you imagine what someone on this forum would say if Trump looked like this.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Boris is in dire need.....maybe shaving it all off would be in improvement since he does not own a comb.

But, he is trying.......and England is total mess. Just about where we might be in 2 months.

[E7]

England is total mess. Just about where we might be in 2 months.

Ye of little faith! Do you really think it will take the Dems THAT long????

[Neil]

"Do you really think it will take the Dems THAT long????"

In case you haven't noticed, Republicans have been in charge for most of the last four years. Things are only great for the wealthy and those who can work from home. Cleaning up the mess that exists will take more than two months. Creating a bipartisan program to move forward on important domestic and foreign issues will be easier now that Trump and McConnell aren't busily thwarting efforts to make the nation a better and fairer place for all.

[HONDO74]

"Do you really think it will take the Dems THAT long????"

In case you haven't noticed, Republicans have been in charge for most of the last four years.

Not with Pelosi as the queen bee in the house of reps. She spent those 4 years trying to impeach Trump. Maybe she will get it accomplished in the next couple of days

And what has she accomplished for the American people. Well she does have all those young activist in the house wanting her replaced so they can run it like they want to. However when worker bees go up against the QUEEN they lose. But it does provide a fun circus watching them throw pies at each other

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Cleaning up the mess that exists will take more than two months.

Quite a few years will be needed. It's always far easier, faster, and cheaper to destroy than create, repair, or rebuild.