| Comment | Timing: covid was already endemic in the UK by the time we realised what was going on and I've seen estimates it would have taken an 18 month last April style lockdown to eradicate.
Geography: new zealand is 2000 miles away from Australia. Northern Ireland has the most porous border in the world and England is 35km away from France. How do you ensure noone ever crosses the Irish border (paltry restrictions trivially bypassed, btw) or comes in a dinghy across the channel?
Food: the UK relies on accompanied freight to feed its people. How do you ensure not a single truck driver comes across with covid and passes it on?
Ethics and demographics: a great many people resident in the UK have family abroad. How do you ensure their right to family life while trying to maintain an ~~island~~ archipelago fortress?
Just a few for you there. |
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