Vicious criminal Neil Ferguson playing key role in new lockdowns.
December 26th, 2020
Neil Ferguson
Let me boil this down for you. Claiming a new “mutant strain” of SARS-CoV-2 is 70% more deadly than the original, computer modelers in the UK have advised Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, to lock down the country at a much stricter level.
The computer model was concocted at the Imperial College of London. The accompanying text actually admits it’s too early to tell whether the mutant strain is a major threat.
Nevertheless, Boris Johnson has issued the new vast lockdown order.
Who is on television promoting the need for the lockdown? None other than Neil Ferguson, the disgraced and failed computer modeler.
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BBC News
By James Gallagher
Scientists are urgently investigating hints the new variant of coronavirus spreads more easily in children.
If proven, this could account for a significant proportion of the increase in transmission, they say.
The claim comes from members of the government s New and Emerging Respiratory Virus Threats advisory group (Nervtag).
On Monday, Boris Johnson said he wanted to open schools in January if we possibly can .
There are no suggestions the new form of the virus is a greater threat to children s health.
Earlier strains of coronavirus found it harder to infect children than adults.
One explanation is children have fewer of the doorways (the ACE2 receptor) the virus uses to enter our body s cells.
PARIS, FRANCE As dozens of countries blocked the flow of people and goods from the U.K. to avoid a new and more contagious strain of coronavirus, scientists raced to understand how it emerged and the scope of its threat.
Here are some of the key questions they are asking, and the answers that have emerged so far.
HOW OFTEN DO VIRUSES MUTATE? All the time, but some viruses do it more than others. A two-dose vaccine against measles, for example, can last a lifetime, where as the cocktail in flu shots changes every year to keep up with genetic shape-shifting.