Why Queensland has no conjob19 cases.

Australians will all be wondering why Queensland has nil or very few conjob19 cases.
In fact there was a stage where, for 15 months there was only one death in Qld
from the virus. When it all started 15 months ago, Qld only had 6 deaths.
Recently these stats increased to 7 deaths with the death of an elderly man from PNG
who was transported to Brisbane in a critical condition.
The Qld Premier will, of course take all the credit for making her state the safest
of all Australian states....
NOT SO FAST...
UV rays in Qld are 12% higher than anywhere else in the world.
Queensland is regarded as the skin cancer capital of the world
Studies have revealed that the covid virus can be destroyed by UV rays...
Google it yourself...
This is why so many people in Australia that die from the conjob19 plandemic
are located in nursing homes....no UV rays for them....
The same could be said for WA and the NT...close to the equator...high
UV rays...equals no covid...
Nothing to do with what the politicians do...
Its UV rays....
Its all a con....

Which countries have the highest UV rays?

Rank Country PAF


1 New Zealand 96.3%
2 Australia 96.1%
3 Norway 92.6%
4 Switzerland 92.0%

Interesting.
For over 15 years I didn't have a clothes dryer. I hung clothes outside on a clothesline.

I need to string up another one here.

HawkTheSlayer wrote:Interesting.
For over 15 years I didn't have a clothes dryer. I hung clothes outside on a clothesline.  

I need to string up another one here.

During the height of summer we have a brutally quick burn time in NZ

https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/other/well-done-queensland-premier-palaszczuk-applauds-residents-amid-zero-new-covid-cases/ar-AANtyex?ocid=msedgntp
Right on cue...

vege57 wrote:Which countries have the highest UV rays?

Rank Country PAF


1 New Zealand 96.3%
2 Australia 96.1%
3 Norway 92.6%
4 Switzerland 92.0%

Maybe Aussie could be kidnapped and tied down naked in the sun.

HawkTheSlayer wrote:

vege57 wrote:Which countries have the highest UV rays?

Rank Country PAF


1 New Zealand 96.3%
2 Australia 96.1%
3 Norway 92.6%
4 Switzerland 92.0%

Maybe Aussie could be kidnapped and tied down naked in the sun.

What would you prefer a sausage sizzle or grilled buns. ?

HawkTheSlayer wrote:Interesting.
For over 15 years I didn't have a clothes dryer. I hung clothes outside on a clothesline.  

I need to string up another one here.

Outdoors! That's heresy.

Moisture here is something to treasure. It occurred to me, as I was setting up the humidifier while loading clothes into the dryer...that I was wasting heat and moisture, while running up the electric bill.

So I got an old clothes tree and a variety of hangers...yup. Hang my wet laundry in the front room. I don't have a sofa and there's plenty of room between the Barcalounger and the dinner table for me to put up my clothes-drying tree.

Clothes dry so well in winter, I just got in the habit and do it year round. Only time I run the dryer is when I'm washing sheets.

It does show in indoor humidity. Summers, the windows are open, and my whole-house positive air movement system keeps it from getting suddenly humid indoors...

And my electric bill is about $21 - regularly.

vege57 wrote:

HawkTheSlayer wrote:

vege57 wrote:Which countries have the highest UV rays?

Rank Country PAF


1 New Zealand 96.3%
2 Australia 96.1%
3 Norway 92.6%
4 Switzerland 92.0%

Maybe Aussie could be kidnapped and tied down naked in the sun.

What would you prefer a sausage sizzle or grilled buns.  ?

Rotisserie cooked.

Casey Jones wrote:

HawkTheSlayer wrote:Interesting.
For over 15 years I didn't have a clothes dryer. I hung clothes outside on a clothesline.  

I need to string up another one here.

Outdoors!  That's heresy.

Moisture here is something to treasure.  It occurred to me, as I was setting up the humidifier while loading clothes into the dryer...that I was wasting heat and moisture, while running up the electric bill.

So I got an old clothes tree and a variety of hangers...yup.  Hang my wet laundry in the front room.  I don't have a sofa and there's plenty of room between the Barcalounger and the dinner table for me to put up my clothes-drying tree.

Clothes dry so well in winter, I just got in the habit and do it year round.  Only time I run the dryer is when I'm washing sheets.

It does show in indoor humidity.  Summers, the windows are open, and my whole-house positive air movement system keeps it from getting suddenly humid indoors...

And my electric bill is about $21 - regularly.

Bit like me...I live on the Gold Coast (Kirra) in a high rise...
I was in the habit a while back of pegging my washing outside...
Until one day someone pinched my favourite beach towel..
It had a fantastic picture of a beautiful black panther on it.....gone...
Nowadays everything gets hung out inside...dries overnite....
Unfortunately, as we pay an arm and a leg for everything in Oz, my
electricity bill is about sixty bucks a month...and I think from the gossip...thats cheap...