blanch152 wrote: » Given that you are struggling to know whose word to take, I will set out the two sides. On the one side, supporting transmission in schools, you have presented a tabloid headlined article from the Irish Independent. On the other sides, are many health experts and reports which all conclude the same thing that transmission in a school setting is very rare, and any cases that do arise usually arise from transmission outside of the school setting. If you are still struggling as to who to believe, there could be a job for you on the Sinn Fein front bench.
smurgen wrote: » I take it that's why 15-24 age category went up 150% and 5-14 went up 200% since schools reopened while all other categories went up only at a max of 50%?https://twitter.com/RomanShortall/status/1316820733620826119?s=19
JohnnyFlash wrote: » Who the hell is Roman Shortall? Some angry no-mark on Twitter who spends all day giving out about stuff? I’ve never heard of him. His opinions on stuff are about as much use as a chocolate teapot.
Kowerski wrote: » Might not be the brighest spark in the night skyhttps://twitter.com/RomanShortall/status/1306573500530995201
dundalkfc10 wrote: » Another new poster who defends Govt about anything. "Strange"
Kowerski wrote: » I wasn't aware this thread was closed to new posters.
blanch152 wrote: » Has she given up on keeping the pubs and bookies open while closing the schools?
McMurphy wrote: » Knew well you would come back on this. Jesus man, have some self awareness. :pac: Check this out. Felipe Fillop. So if isn't being spread in schools, apart from when it is but that it's rare? If there's any vacancies, I think you should be applying yourself blanch.
Kowerski wrote: » Might not be the brighest spark in the night sky. The fact he says "in 1 tweet" and then has a second tweet to explain says it all reallyhttps://twitter.com/RomanShortall/status/1306573500530995201
dundalkfc10 wrote: » This is not a Sinn Fein thread you sad sad individual. Our Govt IGNORED HEALTH ADVCE FOR 2 WEEKS NOW. You havnt once gave out about them doing that, its just as SF this, SF that 6 counties run the North not just 1. It would be like Blaiming FG for all the issues in the 26 counties, its false and misleading but you have Sinn Fein on the membrane
Truthvader wrote: » The Shinners hate being caught out. Pathetic campaign here to prevent anyone from pointing to their hypocrisy and lack of any alternative policy or proposal whenever they start whinging
dundalkfc10 wrote: » Sinn Fein never IGNORED NHEPT That was FF/FG and Greens
Kowerski wrote: » Mary Lou said it was correct decision by the government not to go to level 5. Would you not say that is ignoring NPHET?
dundalkfc10 wrote: » This is not about SF, its about FF/Green and FG rejecting NHEPTs advice. I disagree with Mary Lou on that one, as Ive said many times
Kowerski wrote: » You posted about Sinn Fein.
Truthvader wrote: » Now now remember - she was "misquoted"
Bowie wrote: » Oh, dear... Blanch has it right, sort of. To explain for you again, she suggested those already open should remain open. You'll get it. Hang in there.
smurgen wrote: » So Alan Farrell attacking NPHET two weeks after Leo did. FG attacking the experts and undermining them while talking our the other side of their mouths about all in it together. If the public stop listening to NPHET it will be off the back of the FG undermining exercise.
Colonel Claptrap wrote: » It's possible to support NPHET and still think they are wrong for leaking. If they are the ones leaking.
McMurphy wrote: » No prizes for guessing who is front and center on twitter this morning, and it's not for praise either.https://twitter.com/search?q=Varadkar&vertical=trends&s=09The next opinion poll on his "popularity" will be interesting.
blanch152 wrote: » Yes, indeed it is. Out today, in the Sunday Times, Leo's popularity is up 2%. Not quite what you expected?
Truthvader wrote: » Wouldn't be so focussed on polls one way or the other. Time for leaders to make tough decisions that may be unpopular without looking over their shoulder to see if everyone is happy or not. Covid 19 wont be beaten by being popular
blanch152 wrote: » Oh, I am not that focussed on polls, but when some set store in it, important to point out what actually happened in the poll. It is far more important that the Government take the right decisions to beat Covid, even if they are unpopular.
Bowie wrote: » Ignoring NPHET and the education minister making announcements in health? Some shams. Looking more like 5 will be happening soon enough.
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