RTO is a mistake. Why are they sending people back when covid is much higher then last year. You are risking your life
COVID CASES USA
114,071 FEB 28 2022
50,905 FEB 28 2021
DEATHS
1,972 FEB 28 2022
1,129 FEB 28 2021
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The latest data published by the UK Health Security Agency confirms deaths are rising dramatically among the triple vaccinated population whilst declining steadily among the not-vaccinated population in England.
With the most recent figures showing the fully vaccinated accounted for 9 in every 10 Covid-19 deaths over the past month; and the triple vaccinated accounted for 4 in every 5 of them.
https://dailyexpose.uk/2022/03/01/russia-distraction-uk-gov-revealed-triple-vaccinated-account-9-in-10-covid-deaths/
Yup! Metlife doesn’t give a sh$t about you! F them in the a$$ and expose them and report all of their illegal activity. Not to ethics…oh no go straight to the regulators.
Lol, Metlife doesnt care about you and how much you spend on gas. Talk about grasping at straws.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10573631/Americans-warned-budget-5-gallon-gas-prices-average-rises-3-61-1-2021.html
All these people afraid of a shot are 💩 their pants over covid. Get the damn shot and booster, your chance of getting severely sick is reduced by 90%.
I can't figure you people out. First COVID was fake, now that we have means of dealing with it, it's real and going to ki-l you. 🙄 We see what you are doing, we arent all as stupid as you.
Virginia COVID-19 cases rise by 1,612 Wednesday
Met is not making a smart decision here. It's going to spread, and fast
UK's Covid outbreak is GROWING again: 11% week-on-week rise in cases puts end to a month of falling infections
8 more COVID-19 deaths reported in New Hampshire as cases, hospitalizations rise slightly
Scientists on alert over rising cases caused by Omicron cousin BA.2
NZ's confirmed COVID case numbers are rising fast, but total infections are likely much higher –
Compulsory RTO might not happen.
With the world as unstable as it is, fuel could become very expensive or worse, difficult to get. Those around in the early 70's know what that looks like.
I was an N95 isolationist for most of 2020 and into 2021 during the delta wave while everyone figured things out.
Saw a great analogy the other day. We are evolving into thinking of covid less like a pandemic emergency, toward more like the dangers of smoking cigarettes. However with covid becoming endemic, we're all going to feel the cumulative negative effects over years.
Imagine the new reality that we're just going to get this vascular disease a couple times every year from now on. On the surface it's just going to present as a sniffle for a couple of days, then a week or three later the effects on our lungs and heart will surface. Gradually building up scar tissue in our bodies for perpetuity.
I let go and caught Omicron twice in Dec/Jan. Have had to use a ventolin inhaler more this year than ever in my 40 years.
Perhaps annual boosters will eventually get to a point where we are more protected, but thank God the CDC didn't push the US Army developed pan-coronavirus Vax. The nut jobs would simply lose it.
It's terrifying, but this is our new normal. Thank God we have our freedoms and don't have to wear masks any more.
Best of luck with RTO!
If you are vaccinated and boosted you reduce your chances of ending up in a hospital due to COVID by about 90%. WTF are you yelling about, chicken little?