Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

O/T:- ⚠️Impressed with the leadership [The UK Party Politics Thread]

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • It seems we are at last getting a few judgements on how "the leadership" have handled the coronavirus crisis. The first of them was about the decisions made concerning care homes:

    The decision to allow hospital patients in England to be discharged to care homes without Covid-19 tests at the start of the pandemic has been described as "reckless" by MPs. In a highly critical report, the cross-party committee said the initial decision to allow untested patients into care homes was an "appalling error".

    The next was about allowing untested arrivals into the UK:

    The spread of coronavirus in the UK could have been slowed with earlier quarantine restrictions on arrivals, a group of MPs has said. The Home Affairs committee said a lack of border measures earlier in the pandemic was a "serious mistake". Citing evidence from scientific studies, they said it was likely that thousands of infected people then arrived in the UK before full lockdown came in 10 days later. It is highly likely that this contributed to the rapid increase in the spread of the virus in mid-March and to the overall scale of the outbreak in the UK, they added. The failure properly to consider the possibility of imposing stricter requirements on those arriving - such as mandatory self-isolation, increased screening, targeted testing or enforceable quarantine - was a serious error.

    This isn't some left wing source trying to make political capital, it's the conclusion of a cross-party group of MPs. It means that thousands of people have died before their time due to the incompetence of the buffoons who are supposed to be running the country.

    Boris Johnson should be facing manslaughter charges on the grounds of gross negligence.

    Comment


    • I wonder why your BBC is not telling you all this, the media made by the people for the people...........strange

      Anyway here is the old man in the chair

      Comment


      • Originally posted by Elite_Pie View Post
        It seems we are at last getting a few judgements on how "the leadership" have handled the coronavirus crisis. The first of them was about the decisions made concerning care homes:

        The decision to allow hospital patients in England to be discharged to care homes without Covid-19 tests at the start of the pandemic has been described as "reckless" by MPs. In a highly critical report, the cross-party committee said the initial decision to allow untested patients into care homes was an "appalling error".

        The next was about allowing untested arrivals into the UK:

        The spread of coronavirus in the UK could have been slowed with earlier quarantine restrictions on arrivals, a group of MPs has said. The Home Affairs committee said a lack of border measures earlier in the pandemic was a "serious mistake". Citing evidence from scientific studies, they said it was likely that thousands of infected people then arrived in the UK before full lockdown came in 10 days later. It is highly likely that this contributed to the rapid increase in the spread of the virus in mid-March and to the overall scale of the outbreak in the UK, they added. The failure properly to consider the possibility of imposing stricter requirements on those arriving - such as mandatory self-isolation, increased screening, targeted testing or enforceable quarantine - was a serious error.

        This isn't some left wing source trying to make political capital, it's the conclusion of a cross-party group of MPs. It means that thousands of people have died before their time due to the incompetence of the buffoons who are supposed to be running the country.

        Boris Johnson should be facing manslaughter charges on the grounds of gross negligence.
        If you really think the shadow cabinet has less buffoons than the governing cabinet then you are completely deluded and beyond help!

        Comment


        • Originally posted by BanjoPie View Post
          If you really think the shadow cabinet has less buffoons than the governing cabinet then you are completely deluded and beyond help!
          The shadow cabinet didn't make the decisions that caused so many unnecessary deaths. The governing cabinet did.

          If that's the best defence you can muster, then it's you who is completely deluded and beyond help!

          Comment


          • Originally posted by BanjoPie View Post
            If you really think the shadow cabinet has less buffoons than the governing cabinet then you are completely deluded and beyond help!
            'Less buffoons?' You can have less s h i t or less treacle but it's fewer buffoons. Less traffic but fewer cars. Geddit?
            So you would blame the opposition, who lost the election, for the errors of judgement? With power comes responsibility.

            Comment


            • Originally posted by sidders View Post
              'Less buffoons?' You can have less s h i t or less treacle but it's fewer buffoons. Less traffic but fewer cars. Geddit?
              So you would blame the opposition, who lost the election, for the errors of judgement? With power comes responsibility.
              Like most. I would welcome an enquiry. Let's have those responsible for the mistakes held to account. That's the way it should be.

              Comment


              • So are you left whimps going to peacefully protest in the market square, i will stand by you as a none political person, for my individual rights.

                No so who's going to do it for you?

                Comment


                • Originally posted by macstop View Post
                  So are you left whimps going to peacefully protest in the market square, i will stand by you as a none political person, for my individual rights.

                  No so who's going to do it for you?
                  Hopefully the electorate at the next election, but I wouldn't put money on it.

                  The right wing media bias will make it hard to kick this bunch out, however badly they continue to do.

                  Comment


                  • We do not have to wait if enough of us protest, i hate saying this but we must follow the Germans, me i fell out of love with Boris when i found out he is very close friends with Bill and Melinda Gates, and you can bet you bottom dollar his kid wont have the vaccine.

                    Comment


                    • Originally posted by macstop View Post
                      We do not have to wait if enough of us protest, i hate saying this but we must follow the Germans, me i fell out of love with Boris when i found out he is very close friends with Bill and Melinda Gates, and you can bet you bottom dollar his kid wont have the vaccine.
                      Follow the Germans - how? When and why were you 'in love with' Boris? How do you know he is VERY CLOSE FRIENDS with the Gates? Supposing he is, why is that such a bad thing? Why won't 'his kid' (he has six of them from most accounts) have the vaccine? Do you think any vaccine is risky? Which vaccines have proved their worth and how do you decide?

                      Comment


                      • Originally posted by sidders View Post
                        Follow the Germans - how? When and why were you 'in love with' Boris? How do you know he is VERY CLOSE FRIENDS with the Gates? Supposing he is, why is that such a bad thing? Why won't 'his kid' (he has six of them from most accounts) have the vaccine? Do you think any vaccine is risky? Which vaccines have proved their worth and how do you decide?
                        Yes you are quite correct Sidders, Which vaccines have proved their worth and how do you decide? i could not have put it better my self, until i know i will stay away.

                        Yes nothing as ever gone wrong with drugs has it Sidders, do you remember this, Thalidomide is a drug that was developed in the 1950s by the West German pharmaceutical company Chemie GrĂ¼nenthal GmbH. It was originally intended as a sedative or tranquiliser, but was soon used for treating a wide range of other conditions, including colds, flu, nausea and morning sickness in pregnant women, that turned out ok did it not Sidders.

                        Boris Johnson is set to discuss the international response to coronavirus and efforts to find a vaccine with billionaires Bill and Melinda Gates, Tuesday 19 May 2020, i believe they have discussed it by now? but this could be baloney, you tell me how are we to believe anything my friend, ITV news

                        Since when did Bill and Melinda Gates, become Doctors Sidders?
                        Last edited by macstop; 06-08-2020, 11:45 AM.

                        Comment


                        • Doc Sidders the pirate. I like the sound of that.

                          Comment


                          • Originally posted by countygump View Post
                            Again really interesting. Epidemiologists talk masks, epidemic strategies, and possible protections for future epidemics.


                            So then - are they saying that if you get run over by a bus and tested positive months before it goes down as an 'of' Covid death?

                            Wow, who'd have thought it?

                            Video deleted in 5,4,3,2,1............

                            Comment


                            • Originally posted by dam617 View Post
                              So then - are they saying that if you get run over by a bus and tested positive months before it goes down as an 'of' Covid death?

                              Wow, who'd have thought it?

                              Video deleted in 5,4,3,2,1............
                              Yaaaaaaawn. Yet again, our resident Forest halfwit is happy to pretend that there is no crisis here, the government have done a great job, and we only look bad because the numbers are being manipulated.

                              If I've got you wrong dam, please put me right and tell me how you really think the government have handled coronavirus.

                              Comment


                              • In all fairness to Dam, it's accepted that there has been an 'anomaly' in the way that PHE have counted Covid deaths. It's doubtful it will make a massive difference to the actual figures though. Somewhere in the region of 1,000-4,000.


                                Health Secretary Matt Hancock last month ordered an urgent review into how daily death counts are calculated by Public Health England because of a 'statistical flaw'.

                                Comment

                                Working...
                                X