15 Mar 2020 11:14:50
One of the major problems faced by governments worldwide is an aging population. It puts a strain on finances due to pensions, public transport and medical care. Plus the elderly for the most part cannot work or help the country. A virus that targets mainly the elderly, with a high mortality rate among those 65 and older, especially with health issues, would be mana from heaven. Coincidence?

 
15 Mar 2020 12:37:43
This is the most basic explanation one would come out with if we consider Coronavirus is intentional.

I feel its much deeper than this unfortunately and the people in control are making moves behind all the coronavirus news.

{Ed033's Note - We'll have to wait and see what the outcome is and what the original intent was.

 
15 Mar 2020 14:55:20
Agree ed. It would also give them an idea about how much panic they can create and for how long without any resistance.

{Ed033's Note - Yes, we have to know that they want total control.

 
15 Mar 2020 15:48:39
Reminds me of when reading about
Plague in London (black death) lol
Then after fire they built the Westminster building and such .
That apparently jumped from rats with help from a flea .
Wot was it this time?
Also this time seems to target the new century problem overpopulation and apparently the old are living longer .

 
15 Mar 2020 20:53:43
There is probably something going on behind the scenes here, but seriously we need to get real and not joke about this.

This will effect everyone of us in a bad way. let's not let conjecture blur what we all need to do .

Look after the elders and weak of your surrounding world. If there is someone you can help, and you don't. Can you sleep?

Sorry, but this stuff getting real.

 
15 Mar 2020 21:51:37
Yeah I hear that SM.

 
16 Mar 2020 08:17:40
Of course life and death are serious, but even for those who survive the more worrying long term view is financial. How many will lose jobs and homes over this? Lock down is not good for the economy.

 
16 Mar 2020 13:44:44
Sounds like something BoJo would say.

 
21 Mar 2020 04:21:07
Bit of research, 500,000 deaths per year is about the average for the UK. This 'crisis' needs to put into perspective. 500 deaths would be 1% increase on the norm. Hardly grounds to shutdown practically everything.
Secondly UK tax receipts are massively down, yet they're talking about 3 month mortgage support and 80% pay for staff? After years of Tory austerity, where is the magic money coming from?

{Ed033's Note - The money comes from 'borrowing' from our future sweat equity. For all we know, they can 'borrow' 100s of years into the future.