"The peak of infections was two weeks before we locked down."
"There's always a surge in respiratory illnesses in Europe during autumn."
"European Countries are sadly getting clobbered by the China Virus."
"Switzerland is doing better than most."
"Respiratory deaths rise in Northern countries at this time of year."
"I'm going to go out on a limb and predict there will be no 'second spike' - not now, and not in autumn either. The virus has melted into thin air."
"Only a small increase in bed demand. No pandemic."
"Scotland is not doing better than the rest of the UK."
"The number is almost nothing. Because we’ve gotten control of this thing, we understand how it works. They have the therapeutics to be able to deal with this."
"Trust your eyes, not the fake news."
"It's called the autumn. Every autumn we see an increase in respiratory diseases. It happens every single year."
"It's called the autumn. Every autumn we see an increase in respiratory diseases. It happens every single year."
"Lockdowns don't work."
"In all of them the epidemic is now (in terms of positive test results) either in decline or plateauing."
"Switzerland and Austria - the new Swedens?"
"Sweden settled in for the long haul, and now doesn't need to worry about a second surge."
"There hasn’t been a 'second spike' anywhere. Not in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Holland, Norway, Denmark, Switzerland... not in any US states… nowhere. Utter balls."
"I’ve asked so many people if they know anyone who has had Covid. Hardly anyone. Two people knew someone (not close) who’d died. Without daily news would we even know there was an epidemic?"
"General infection rates and respiratory diseases always go up in September and October. I've had a cold every September since my daughter started nursery."
"Vitally important that people understand that 'infections' (as BBC call them, actually positives, often without symptoms) are reflection of the number of tests done, not a measure of the level of illness."
"The other novel coronaviruses this millennium have not produced second waves and there's been no second wave of this novel coronavirus anywhere in the world."
"The other novel coronaviruses this millennium have not produced second waves and there's been no second wave of this novel coronavirus anywhere in the world."
"There should be no expectation of a large scale ‘second wave’ with smaller localised outbreaks when the virus contacts pockets of previously uninfected populations."
"You’re unlikely to be killed by the coronavirus. Yes, the disease is unpleasant; and, yes, in some circumstances, it can cause complications that lead to fatalities."