Eurovision song contest cancelled
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I think this virus has the potential to surprise us all. Its effects could be more severe and longer lasting than we currently predict.
How long did we predict Flu would stick around for?
Well the concept of free movement has gone down the collective toilet
Immigration / migration is on a downer
Countries are taking back. Control of there borders
It took 40 years for the Black Death to get from China, to northwest Europe. Via Shanks' Pony.
CV managed it in 40 days.
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Smartarse.
You will note that I was talking about the effects of the Flu, not the Flu itself.
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Eurovision generates millions for travel agents, airlines etc, you call that good newsSo, at least there is some good news in among all the doom and gloom
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Given the crappy songs - yes.
Further, if it makes for less air travel then young Greta told me she agrees too.
Some of these events could still continue, just without the crowds physically watching them - it can all be done via TV and internet.
Further, if it makes for less air travel then young Greta told me she agrees too.
Some of these events could still continue, just without the crowds physically watching them - it can all be done via TV and internet.
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Same for Glastonbury.....and football...and olympics......etc etccccçGiven the crappy songs - yes.
Further, if it makes for less air travel then young Greta told me she agrees too.
Some of these events could still continue, just without the crowds physically watching them - it can all be done via TV and internet.
