Doesn't it look like the political communication strategy is gradually changing in the EU zone countries...?


UK Minister of Health, Matt Hancock: "If the cases increase - he warned - we must adopt very extensive local lockdowns or take further national actions. We do not rule it out, but we would prefer not to".

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It resembles Macron's words almost perfectly...

Merkel herself is starting to change her communication strategy. She wants to save economy but, at the same time, she stated: "We should avoid a second paralyzing lockdown".

From my perspective it is not a complete "refusal" of lockdown... Looks like more a "fear"... Or, maybe, a way to psychologically prepare the masses to what is coming.

France is going crazy.

The hospital near me has reached "overload", the numbers given by the government are fake, they say facilities are empty but it's wrong. I know it because local news outlet and healthcare workers I know are reporting the overload even if the government denies it.

Sirens are wailing night and day, I have counted at least 20 sirens a day in my town and it's no big one, I have seen some ambulances in my streets with paramedics taking coughing people.

My GP tells "coronavirus is everywhere, most common medical issue these days" but the government still goes ahead with "live with the virus" "go on as normally as possible".

We are reopening schools and work as normally as possible, with no social distancing or whatever, only masks, over half of the masks french use have NOT ANY FILTRATION properties and are shown to be as effective as paper tissue to blow your nose.

Myself I am an older teacher with several major lung issues and overweight. We have no protection at all. Only paper masks, not N95 respirators or so. There are no measures at all in schools. Up to 38 students in the same classroom without distancing, windows are locked.

Government says to protect the vulnerable but it's fake, even in an area as infected as mine teachers with major comorbidities have to work without any protection.

I don't know what to do, being as sick as I am, I'm just probably going to die.