Coronavirus - Take two - Action!

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Like any sneaky set of bastards, the mainstream media will always create a caveat or a 'back door' to make
sure that when -and if, a truth is exposed to show the public that not everything the MSM publish is impartial
information, they're hopefully passed and allowed to do it again.

When it come to the Covid situation, most of the fourth estate has constantly tossed fear and over-the-top
warnings that a flu is prowling the streets and will kill anyone it meets. The death toll was daily announced and
grave faces appeared on the television screens with tones of despondence.

The coof's method of operating was never properly explained except to say that by staying doors (where your
TV is), the deadly disease might miss you -at least for today. There was no discussion on outlying aliments
where the Covid virus was a contributing factor to the deaths and every impression was that Covid-19 was
taking the lives of anyone it came into contact with.

Here's the BBC's cop-out.

Disabled people account for six in 10 deaths in England last year - ONS.



'Nearly six out of every 10 people who died with coronavirus in England last year were disabled, figures suggest...'

Suggest...? ONS is the Office for National Statistics in the UK and the BBC is stating this official department
that's sole task is to monitor the country's numbers of population, employment, GDP, inflation and other factors
where precise calculations are relied on by the Government and other agencies that require correct integers...
is merely 'suggesting'!

'Some 30,296 of the 50,888 deaths between January and November were people with a disability, Office for National
Statistics (ONS) data shows. It also suggests the risk of death is three times greater for more severely disabled people.
Charities have called for urgent government action, describing the data as "horrifying and tragic".

The ONS figures suggest disabled people were disproportionately affected by the pandemic - accounting for 17.2% of
the study population but nearly 60% of coronavirus deaths. Among women, the risk of death involving coronavirus was
3.5 times greater for more-disabled women -defined as having their day-to-day activities "limited a lot" by their health
-compared with non-disabled women.
For less-disabled women, defined as having their day-to-day activities "limited a little", the risk was two times greater.

Compared to non-disabled men, the data showed that the risk was 3.1 times greater for more-disabled men, and 1.9
times greater for less-disabled men. Looking at people with a medically diagnosed learning disability, the risk of death
involving Covid was 3.7 times greater for both men and women compared with people who did not have a learning disability.

'Lives cruelly cut short'
The ONS said an "important part" of the increased risk was because disabled people were "disproportionately exposed to
a range of generally disadvantageous circumstances" compared with non-disabled people.

James Taylor, from disability equality charity Scope, said disabled people had been "hardest hit" by the pandemic and there
was "an urgent need for the government to act". "Behind these horrifying and tragic figures are individual stories of disabled
people whose lives have been cruelly cut short by coronavirus."

Richard Kramer, chief executive of national disability charity Sense, said that throughout the pandemic disabled people had
"largely been forgotten, left without sufficient support, information and communication".

"The government must act now, planning its way out of lockdown with disabled people and their family's needs prioritised,
to show that it's learnt from the mistakes of the past year."...'

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