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Yup. I'm off to watch Hazel next door putting out her granny pants on the washing line, whilst she listens to Val Doonican and twiddles about with her crucifix.This is well boring lads. Grow up
Yup. I'm off to watch Hazel next door putting out her granny pants on the washing line, whilst she listens to Val Doonican and twiddles about with her crucifix.
I’m making mug cakes and getting fatter
Only they were, pandemic planning was be on going for a decade.
This the NHS is properly funded line is bizarre even for you
He got Brexit done though... apparently it blinds the populous to the fact he’s absolutely full of shit.Exactly. Either he shook hands which is irresponsible, or he didn't shake hands but told everyone he did, which is arguably even more irresponsible.
Either way, it's not a good look.
He got Brexit done though... apparently it blinds the populous to the fact he’s absolutely full of shit.
This pandemic is a respiratory pandemic and has left all of the west unprepared
SARS and Swine flu (ARDS) were also respiratory pandemics.
Germany is also doing very well, cases and deaths also dropping.... Lets hope this week its our turn
As already pointed out they have been preparing for a potential SARS or MERS pandemic for a decade.This pandemic is a respiratory pandemic and has left all of the west unprepared
They have been looking at potential MERS pandemics as wellSARS and Swine flu (ARDS) were also respiratory pandemics.
I'm a bit sad everyone seems like by throw away Paddington bear joke but not my tribute to the London bus drivers who died doing their jobs
as my mate who made a Tik Tok dance video is finding out.
We’ve had SARS, bird flu and swine flu in recent decades as well as our own ongoing issues with Bovine TB and there’s no evidence that we prepared for this possibility. The warning signs were there.This pandemic is a respiratory pandemic and has left all of the west unprepared
Also there will be shop workers and care home staff who die because they are still workingYou are very right and I will correct that anomaly.
Exactly.Exactly. Either he shook hands which is irresponsible, or he didn't shake hands but told everyone he did, which is arguably even more irresponsible.
Either way, it's not a good look.
This is like tag team wrestling, Tony in for PVA who "stuck" to his guns magnificently, i expect to see Dom in for a tiring Grendel any minute.Get well soon Boris. I hope you get the full NHS treatment. Stuck on a trolley in a corridor for 14 hours just like my dear old gran had to the day before she died, I hope you only get treated by NHS professionals who are pikaninis with watermelon smiles and bin bags as substitutes for PPE, if not I hope they’re from the EU working here under freedom of movement, I hope you’re served sub standard lukewarm food because that’s what the budget dictates and what I really hope is that (aside from getting better) you learn something from this experience.
Only they were, pandemic planning was be on going for a decade.
This the NHS is properly funded line is bizarre even for you
This is like tag team wrestling, Tony in for PVA who "stuck" to his guns magnificently, i expect to see Dom in for a tiring Grendel any minute.
Me too, i was suspicious when it was announced, clearly i was wrong and i wish him the best with his illnessI didn't even believe Johnson, and I said that publicly on here so its right that I also say publicly on here that I was wrong.
I don't see anyone wishing the man dead, unless I've missed that bit. However I hope he sees first hand the calibre of the people that are caring for him just now and thinks twice before fucking them all over once he's back in his office and awards them an appropriate wage to live on- wiping out some of the massive debts some of them have might be a good start bearing in mind what they're doing- we are only under capacity due to huge sums of money being thrown at it. And yet they still don't have the PPE they need. We have let them down. And I also hope that once recovered he reflects that maybe making silly throwaway comments about shaking peoples' hands knowing millions were watching was stupidity. This does not equate to wishing death on someone, nowhere close. Nor does pointing out that massive mistakes have been made- they have- whats this about buying millions of tests only to discover they're the wrong tests?
I didn't see this level of outrage when bus drivers, nurses and essential workers passed away, only arguments about whether the figures were fudged- at this point its impossible to even talk about COVID19 without death hanging in the air, so before it all gets too bitter & twisted with people saying "you want him dead" and that type of sick bullshit, so I will go crunch some numbers and drink tea.
It's grenners though innit, if he stunned his toe he would blame the euWe were told to build redundancy into the NHS in order to deal with such a pandemic years ago.
We were warned after the pandemic excersise in 2016 we weren't prepared..
Any one saying no one could see this coming is ignoring the truth.
If we had made some preparation but were caught out by the scale of it I could accept that but we ignored the warnings and now we're paying for it.
Pointing at foreign governments who've performed just as woefully doesn't excuse ours.
Yeah but would you rather live in Italy...We were told to build redundancy into the NHS in order to deal with such a pandemic years ago.
We were warned after the pandemic excersise in 2016 we weren't prepared..
Any one saying no one could see this coming is ignoring the truth.
If we had made some preparation but were caught out by the scale of it I could accept that but we ignored the warnings and now we're paying for it.
Pointing at foreign governments who've performed just as woefully doesn't excuse ours.
Having spoken to my son who is a frontline doctor dealing with Covid19. It really struck home the seriousness of the infection. He is seeing patients die that have previously been fit and well and the time it takes to stabilise people is long........and some are not responding to ventilation, so leaving the medics with a decision to remove it and watch them die, as there is not prospect to recover.
Additionally they've lost a nurse who was working on the Covid wards and needed ventilating.
As medics they are used to getting positive outcomes and this is hitting moral.
Too true. Sadly.Also there will be shop workers and care home staff who die because they are still working
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Never thought of that aspect of it. How losing an abnormal number of patients would hit morale. Must be horrendous.Having spoken to my son who is a frontline doctor dealing with Covid19. It really struck home the seriousness of the infection. He is seeing patients die that have previously been fit and well and the time it takes to stabilise people is long........and some are not responding to ventilation, so leaving the medics with a decision to remove it and watch them die, as there is not prospect to recover.
Additionally they've lost a nurse who was working on the Covid wards and needed ventilating.
As medics they are used to getting positive outcomes and this is hitting moral.
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