It is February 2021 and we are still with our nasal passages in the COVID-19 pandemic, but in this week’s debut season Last week tonight, John Oliver is taking a look at our Next pandemic. In other words, “If you want to see a Brit do something interesting or interesting, go watch Bridgerton”, Warns. “A lot of cum on blankets at that show. As much as you wait … there significanty more. “
As the dawn host observed, from SARS to Ebola to Zika, outbreaks of infectious diseases have experienced a significant increase since 1980, and considering how uncertain the coronavirus has caught most of us in late 2019, we must take a solid and really care learn from that experience. However, it doesn’t really sound like us. “Unfortunately, there is every chance that, after all this is over, we will end up treating the coronavirus like a very bad Thanksgiving fart,” predicts Oliver. “That is, wait patiently for it to dissipate so that we can never talk about it again, and collectively pretend that it didn’t just kill Grandma.”
So, where will the next pandemic come from? Human invasion of Earth’s ecosystems through deforestation and other land changes appears to be the most likely culprit, the Last week night host explains. And not to mention the global trade in exotic animals, industrial livestock and, of course, the Cross between animals.
“Do you honestly still think it’s a good idea to live near a raccoon, an owl, a gorilla, a tiger, a sheep, a koala, an octopus, a hamster, a penguin, a rhino and a chicken called Goose ?,” He demands. “Everyone who has traveled from different parts of the world? This is not an island paradise. It is a disease that Chernobyl is waiting to happen. Shut that shit! “
Concludes Oliver, our best bet is to remember and really apply the lessons of 2020, and plan to invest a lot of money in practical solutions. And if possible, please do not inhale guano. It is just a recipe for disaster.