Over here in the UK, we're now boasting that -not only were we supposedly the first to take the useless vaccine,
we've also developed a new strain of the virus. This is probably to cover the delay of shutting down large parts of
London, which of course, means it effects the mainstream media.
The BBC report that a lock-down in the capital will effect millions of people, like it's news to the rest of the country!
However, this alleged 'new strain' is only a scare-tactic -in my opinion, as little is mentioned on it.
(Gotta keep the narrative going or they'll have to start reporting on the truth!)
we've also developed a new strain of the virus. This is probably to cover the delay of shutting down large parts of
London, which of course, means it effects the mainstream media.
The BBC report that a lock-down in the capital will effect millions of people, like it's news to the rest of the country!
However, this alleged 'new strain' is only a scare-tactic -in my opinion, as little is mentioned on it.
Quote:Covid: Millions more face tier 3 as new strain identifiedBBC:
London: Home of the Beautiful People.
'Millions more people in England are set to move into the toughest Covid restrictions after ministers
warned that a new Covid strain of the virus may be linked to a rise in infections.
London, most of Essex and parts of Hertfordshire will join tier three at 00:01 GMT on Wednesday.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said action was needed immediately to slow an "exponential" spike
in cases. No 10 rejected suggestions it might now review Christmas guidelines.
The announcement will move about 10.8 million people into tier three, with 61% of England's population
-or 34 million people -under the toughest restrictions from Wednesday.
Under tier three -very high alert -rules pubs and restaurants must close, except for takeaway and delivery,
and indoor entertainment venues such as theatres, bowling alleys and cinemas must remain shut.
Schools can remain open, but the government has threatened legal action against Greenwich Council,
in south-east London, after it wrote to head teachers asking all schools to move classes online amid
a rise in Covid cases.
The Department for Education said if the Labour-led council did not withdraw its advice by later this morning,
the government would seek an injunction at the High Court to enforce its powers to keep schools open.
It comes as a weekly review of Scotland's Covid-19 levels system will be held later.
All 32 local authority areas will have their situation assessed by politicians and public health officials.
Speaking at a Downing Street briefing on Monday evening, Mr Hancock said the virus was doubling
in some areas of England roughly every seven days.
It would only take a few doublings of cases for hospitals in the capital, Essex and Kent to be "overwhelmed",
he warned...'
(Gotta keep the narrative going or they'll have to start reporting on the truth!)
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