Well Well Well, Who'd Have Thought It?

[youngmafbog]

Not news for some of us and I'm sure those behind the sofa will scoff at it but it seems the worm may be turning. Maybe, just maybe the MSM is doing it job rather than simply peddle Johnsons propaganda.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8971669/What-DONT-tell-Covid-facts-twisted-strike-fear-hearts.html

[woofgang]

Jno I suspect not as well.

[pixie374]

Woof, because keeping empty hospitals free, for covid cases, which never arrived, prevented others from getting their usual treatment.

[woofgang]

but in the first wave they did arrive (covid cases)

[iluvmargie]

Oh dear this will greatly upset the doom and gloom merchants on here!!

[Sunk]

The peak number of cases in April was 8,000. On November 12th there were 33,500 (four times as many).

Deaths in November have reached 600 a day compared to 1100 in April. The difference can probably be attributed to us knowing more about treatment, and the first wave hitting the most vulnerable.
It certainly isn’t all over, or exaggerated.

[THECORBYLOON]

"The peak number of cases in April was 8,000. On November 12th there were 33,500 (four times as many)."

How many tests were carried out on those days and what percentage were positive?

[tomus42]

The way to judge whether the news media is doing their job, is if they're saying things you agree with. Ok.