SARS-CoV-2-Pathogen: 66|0011|171 The timeline of the secret meetings - deliberate intentions to make the people of the UK sick/sicker/sickest/

VOBE 31 May 2020

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huge gaps between evidence provided and policy decisions
throughout resulting in huge policy leaps from meeting to meeting with no evidence as to why

SAGE MEETING DATE
SAGE NOTES

CROWN'S SERVANTS / AGENTS ACTIONS

04.02.2020
"It is possible that school closures would be less effective than in previous epidemics

SAGE heard that NERVTAG advises that there is limited to no evidence of the

benefits of the general public wearing facemasks as preventative measure."

18.02.2020
"Chloroquine represents potential treatment that is low cost and widely available. However, SAGE is unaware of any

clinical trials assessing its effectiveness"

Chloroquine is not mentioned again from this point

25.02.2020
"The risk of public disorder in the UK — defined to include opportunistic crime, community tension and rioting — is assessed to be very low in response to an epidemic"

25.02.2020
"SAGE discussed a paper modelling four non-pharmaceutical interventions: university and school closures, home isolation, household quarantine and social distancing, including use of interventions in combination"
*Lockdown looks like it came from study

27.02.2020
"SAGE reviewed Covid-19 planning assumptions and advised that, in the reasonable worst case scenario, 80% of the UK population may become infected, with an overall 1%
fatality rate in those infected"

03.03.2020
"There is currently no evidence that cancelling large events would be effective"

This is when the behavioural science come to the fore on message and
communication

05.03.2020
"HMG should plan for the introduction of behavioural and social interventions within 1-2 weeks to contain and delay, depending on progress of the epidemic.

SAGE claims that the science supports combination of case isolation and
whole family isolation"

05.03.2020

SAGE agreed there is no evidence to suggest that banning very large
gatherings would reduce transmission. Preventing social interaction in public spaces,
including restaurants and bars, would have an effect, but would be very difficult to
implement.

05.03.2020

Cocooning of older and vulnerable patients can start later, and would have
to continue longer, than other measures.

10.03.2020

Social distancing ("cocooning") is for those 70 and over, as well as those of
any age in vulnerable groups.
The modelling concludes that restricting this group to 70+, rather than 65+
would not cause significant increase in numbers of deaths.

16.03.2020
"The science" suggests additional social distancing measures should be introduced as soon as possible
While SAGE's view remains that school closures constitutes one of the less effective single measure to reduce the epidemic peak, „„it may nevertheless become necessary to
introduce school closures in order to push demand for critical care below

23.03.2020