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Public Health England is being reorganised, but not before they have a go at coronavirus statistics.
As of October 9, 2020, coronavirus and flu stats COULD appear combined in ONE statistic:
Here we go (note the yellow highlight below). This went into effect on Thursday, October 8, 2020:
Let this news sink in and click on the text image (see 11:12 below) for more information:
Good grief.
Where could this lead?
Those who have listened carefully to Matt Hancock, the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, have made the following observation, probably concerning the absolute necessity (not) of getting a flu jab (shot, vaccine):
Even lockdown advocates should be concerned:
Standing back for just a moment, will this be a report that clearly separates the two maladies?
Which takes precedence — COVID-19 or the flu?
Whatever the case, this has a huge bearing on how the English lead their lives during the foreseeable future. Sadly, we have no answer and no influence:
We can but see.
However, has this tactic from public sector organisations and the Government come too late in the game?
For those who doubt the reason behind this move, think about looking at a blurry photograph or video of your loved ones, impossible to identify, and being asked if you wanted to keep it. Most people would say, ‘No, thanks, I have better ones already’. This is the same type of situation.
When it comes to health, we need to see specifics, not blended statistics that leave us in the dark.
Meanwhile, Matt Hancock continues to fearmonger, claiming that a vaccine is the only way out:
Thankfully, some replied:
Please, Lord, how long can this go on?
What are the unknown stories and statistics behind the dangers of lockdown?
One day, we will find out. We will not be happy.
Churchmouse Campanologist 