Rickent

Are the hospitals any busier than at the same time in previous years, that is what counts as well as excess mortality, they may well be, and if so they are right to be concerned. The seasonality increase has to be taken into account.

just looked at the excess mortality for Sweden up to week 44 and unless I am seriously missing something they look pretty normal. The shaded grey is normal, dotted black line is the baseline.

The same people pushing the great reset are the same people pushing the fourth industrial revolution, a world where humanity and AI are merged and the lines between what's real and what's artificial are blurred. These people are The World Economic Forum.

https://time.com/collection/great-reset/ same rag that's promoting this madness.

Sorry but that is untrue, antibodies wane after a short period of time, the immune system remembers viruses via T cells, once infected and recovered, you are immune. If this isn't the case what is the point of vaccination. Vaccines produce herd immunity, that is how they work. There are enough scientists out there, epidemiology experts and nobel prize winners that are trying to get governments to go herd immunity but we are listening to government advisors that have interests in pharmaceutical companies manufacturing vaccines. Sweden went down the herd immunity route and they seem to be doing OK.

Herd immunity is the only thing that works, we will ultimately achieve this, locking down only delays this happening and causes countless deaths due to undiagnosed illness through people not being able to access health care. I know this, as my cousin was buried last week after dying from liver cancer which was diagnosed too late due to the last lockdown.

If lockdown works, why are we having another one. If lockdown doesn't work, why are we having another one.

our boat is 45ft stove is in the middle, ticks over 24/7, we are pretty much open plan apart from bathroom, we are never cold.

That's a lot of coal, our 20kg lasts five days.

just the label I would imagine and a hefty price hike.

The thickness you posted are just fine, it looks a nice boat, if things don't work out, which I am sure they will, you will get most of your money back. I had never been on a boat when I bought mine , I am now six years in and still loving it.

my boat was built in 1981 and is 6/5/3, I expect it to still be floating long after I have passed on.

Foxes do indeed have a new boat, they made an announcement a couple of months ago saying they were going to be working with a number of boat builders to design and build a boat with innovative features and offered viewers the chance to put suggestions forward as to what features should be incorporated into the design, I assumed the funding from the channel was going to pay for this.

Me too, but it wouldn't take much to start the cash rolling in. A hard luck story with a boat full of holes seemed to do the job. The boat they are on now, yes. They are starting a new project which allows people to make suggestions on the build, I don't think this will be funded by themselves.

I know that, Patreon is the payment part, my point is, if enough of those subscribers make any sort of donation, we are soon talking big money.

Donations from subscribers certainly would though. 66 thousand subscribers to date.

It was referring to the suggestion of YouTube vlogging to raise funds for boat repairs as the you tube channel Boating Beyond was mentioned, as Foxes afloat are vloggers, I assume it is this that is paying for said boat, therefore the comment was relevant.

I also think Foxes Afloat are having another boat built as well.

snap.

why make work, as time is against him just leave as is and start next spring, not going to rust much over winter looking at it.

I saw this in the flesh in July and believe me it is ugly, the huge outboard hanging off the back is ridiculous.

This ^^^^

you shouldn't moor in locks, but that doesn't stop some people ????