“Daily dose of bullshit.”
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Sure is. But, for our Fearbros, let me say... OH NOE! LET’S ALL HUDDLE TOGETHER IN OUR BASEMENTS AND DIE TOGETHER!
SOMEONE BRING THE KOOLAID
13 Jul: UK Express: ‘Comparing COVID to Ebola is a joke!’ BBC host ridiculed by Uganda nurse in radio outburst
BBC News host Nick Robinson was ridiculed by a nurse from Uganda after he asked her how she compared COVID-19 to Ebola.
By Alessandra Scotto di Santolo
Mr Robinson asked: “What about for the people who have coronavirus? You’ve seen people who get Ebola and how serious that is. How does COVID compare for them?”
She replied: “Comparing COVID to Ebola would be a kind of joke to the many Ugandans that have lived to see the impact of Ebola.
“People can cope with COVID-19, they eat normally, they interact in communities until they are found out.
“They are literally interacting with each other, that doesn’t happen with Ebola.
“Once there is an Ebola outbreak in the region, protection is at the very high pitch...
She added: “Ebola is like 100 times worse.”...
https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1308778/bbc-news-nick-robinson-coronavirus-uganda-latest-news-ebola-covid-19-update
STRANGE how BBC chooses to focus on Uganda & bring up EBOLA - YET UGANDA HAS NO DEATHS WHATSOEVER FROM COVID?
segment: 2h40m45s to 2h48s:
AUDIO: 13 Jul: BBC Radio 4 Today Program: Nick Robinson
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000kw3p
ROBINSON ALSO ASKS ABOUT THE LOCKDOWN:
NURSE: people are frustrated because they have been financially affected; they’ve lost a lot of business, they are struggling to put bread on the table...they want to go to work, they’re asking why aren’t they allowed to go to work; they see it as a punishment.
ASKED WHY COVID HASN’T RUN RAMPANT, nurse says Ugandans probably have access to more organic food; lower cases of obesity etc; plus maybe a bit of unexplained immunity.
BBC’s Robinson then talks to Mary Stephen, WHO Rep in Africa, who laughs at possible bit of immunity comment, brings up ebola, etc. younger demographic, but no good explanation about Ugandans living in multi-generation homes, yet no transmission.