#Lockdown

Jamil Mouawad

JamilMouawad

(1) Judging from the media, mobilizations in #Tripoli are led by young people from the most marginalized neighborhoods in the city (Bab-el-Tibaneh...). They suffer from high poverty & rely mostly

Gary Paul Hermit ‏ن

enternoon

Can't give details but I'm about to go into a work situation where I'm very likely to get the Rona. The reason I'm saying this is NOT to look for

Crystal moth

Prolapsarian

LITERALLY NO LESSONS HAVE BEEN LEARNT. After 100,000 people died Boris Johnson is pursuing the same strategies that killed them. The policies that have led to so many deaths are:

Melbourne School of Population and Global Health

unimelbMSPGH

How @unimelb design experts and epidemiologists built a new type of #COVID19 modelling that was instrumental in eliminating COVID-19 in Victoria; a thread. While previous mathematical models were able to

Firass Abiad

firassabiad

1.10 How should we describe the current #COVID19 situation in ? Two words, Very worrisome. Below is a thread explaining why and providing thoughts on moving forward: 2.10 Number of

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

1/ Meantime, overdose death figures are coming in for 2020. They are horrific. Maricopa County (Phoenix), had at least 700 more deaths in 2020 than 2019, with 550 more to

Ben Shapiro

benshapiro

The covid relief bill is indeed a crap sandwich. All bills now are. The size and scope of government is the problem; there's a case to be made that the

Giorgio Gilestro

giorgiogilestro

Ricalca anche la strategia dei negazionisti del climate change. In quel caso gli argomenti retorici erano classificati in cinque categorie:1. Conspiracy theories 2. Fake experts3. Impossible expectations4. Mirepresentations and logical

🤍🖤||Get in loser, we're going to #EndSARS

Misundastudent

When I was a corper, I once got worryingly ill. It seemed like my kidney functions had all but ceased all of a sudden. I had no desire to eat

Prof Ellen Townsend #StopMassTesting

ProfETownsend

1/ A thread for all parents and caregivers about the dangers of mass testing and the continued neglect of young people in this crisis. 2/ Young people have been neglected

Julia Churchill

JuliaChurchill

It's a tough time for a book to come out, and some of my clients are publishing their second consecutive book in a lockdown, without the benefit of bookshop browsing

MitreGary

mitrebarnet

For what it’s worth, here’s my 20 thoughts on what has been and is happening on Covid:- 1. Covid exists - I’m no denier! The Govt is not, however, being

Ian Young

ianjamesyoung70

Four months ago BC was registering abt 20 covid cases a day. Three months ago, abt 50. Two months, 100. Last month, 200 cases. Today, FIVE HUNDRED & EIGHTY NINE

James Clark 🤓

JimTimberthing

1/ In February 2020 I was a slightly nervous passenger on a Chiltern Line train, travelling from the Vale of Aylesbury into London Marylebone where I would take an onward

Vici Wreford-Sinnott

viciws

Sir John Bell, Regius Chair of Medicine at Oxford University for nearly 2 decades, has said that Coronavirus is 'here to stay' and to 'prepare for the worst' this winter.

Adam Bowie

adambowie

Several months into lockdown, and I'm amazed at how many prominent politicians, who know that they're going to be on Zoom calls *a lot*, still haven't worked to improve their

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