Re: PM in Intensive Care... : Sat Apr 18, 2020 12:54 pm  

Willzay wrote:

F**k the Tories and f**k whoever voted for them. The NHS are set to run out of fresh full gowns and are preparing to ask doctors and nurses to reuse single use gowns.

Grow up please.

Re: PM in Intensive Care... : Sat Apr 18, 2020 1:41 pm  

Willzay wrote:

F**k the Tories and f**k whoever voted for them. The NHS are set to run out of fresh full gowns and are preparing to ask doctors and nurses to reuse single use gowns.

They've gone from delivering to 280 ish hospital locations to over 50000 locations in the space of weeks.

They didn't have the equipment stored for such an outbreak plus there has been changes to PPE guidelines, not forgetting the global demand for PPE.

But hey f*ck all the Tory voters. Tool

[Wanderer]

Re: PM in Intensive Care... : Sat Apr 18, 2020 1:54 pm  

The debate is great but please knock the vitriol and name calling on the head.

Re: PM in Intensive Care... : Sat Apr 18, 2020 2:58 pm  

wire-quin wrote:

They've gone from delivering to 280 ish hospital locations to over 50000 locations in the space of weeks.

They didn't have the equipment stored for such an outbreak plus there has been changes to PPE guidelines, not forgetting the global demand for PPE.

But hey f*ck all the Tory voters. Tool

“UK Covid-19 death toll surpasses 15,000 as 888 people die with coronavirus in last 24 hours”

Yes f**k all the Tory voters. They elected a Government totally inadequate (I would not be surprised if it is deliberate) in dealing with this virus.

Re: PM in Intensive Care... : Sat Apr 18, 2020 4:28 pm  

Willzay wrote:

“UK Covid-19 death toll surpasses 15,000 as 888 people die with coronavirus in last 24 hours”

Yes f**k all the Tory voters. They elected a Government totally inadequate (I would not be surprised if it is deliberate) in dealing with this virus.

What an insightful and thoughtful contribution

Re: PM in Intensive Care... : Sat Apr 18, 2020 8:55 pm  

This article sums the Government, and in particular, the Prime Minister’s handling of the current crisis. https://apple.news/AmW-6p3aHRcOrDMiGZR3kig Thousands will die that needn’t have.

This article sums the Government, and in particular, the Prime Minister’s handling of the current crisis. https://apple.news/AmW-6p3aHRcOrDMiGZR3kig Thousands will die that needn’t have.

Re: PM in Intensive Care... : Sun Apr 19, 2020 2:02 am  

“ Boris Johnson skipped five Cobra meetings on the virus, calls to order protective gear were ignored and scientists’ warnings fell on deaf ears

Failings in February may have cost thousands of lives”

Cheers again to those who voted this c*** in. You’re just as culpable.

Re: PM in Intensive Care... : Sun Apr 19, 2020 8:21 am  

Doesn't surprise me one bit about Johnson. Most of us knew he was a charlatan from day 1. He's no leader, and this pandemic is proving it. As Heseltine rightly said about him, "a man who waits to see the way the crowd is running and then dashes in front and says, ‘Follow me’.”

Re: PM in Intensive Care... : Sun Apr 19, 2020 8:35 am  

Even with the skewed media, the truth will always come out.
Poor old Boris couldn't get off his ass and attend the cobra meetings as he was "busy", it's no wonder the country was slow to respond, putting us a few weeks behind the rest of the world.

Of course there is massive, unprecedented demand for PPE, which is why, you need to be on top of the job -good time Charlie (Bojo) unfortunately wasn't.

[Mild Rover]

Re: PM in Intensive Care... : Sun Apr 19, 2020 8:35 am  

Strinket wrote: This article sums the Government, and in particular, the Prime Minister’s handling of the current crisis. https://apple.news/AmW-6p3aHRcOrDMiGZR3kig Thousands will die that needn’t have. I know Murdoch makes a big play about the editorial independence of the now merged Times-Sunday Times and I even believe him to a point. However, the senior staff will know there’s an invisible line that they can’t cross too far or too often. He’s faced down the independent directors before - realistically, who is going to tell him ‘no’? There are a few internet rumours of tensions between the centre-right and populist-conservative elements within his organization, but this line on Johnson is interesting.

Strinket wrote: This article sums the Government, and in particular, the Prime Minister’s handling of the current crisis. https://apple.news/AmW-6p3aHRcOrDMiGZR3kig Thousands will die that needn’t have. I know Murdoch makes a big play about the editorial independence of the now merged Times-Sunday Times and I even believe him to a point. However, the senior staff will know there’s an invisible line that they can’t cross too far or too often. He’s faced down the independent directors before - realistically, who is going to tell him ‘no’? There are a few internet rumours of tensions between the centre-right and populist-conservative elements within his organization, but this line on Johnson is interesting.