Are you being serious?
It shows Johnson has acknowledged Cummings and his nonsense is well in the past
Will be well received by the majority in the country and boost the government poll ratings - him vs that oily weirdo shadow health bloke? No contest
Well yes he left because of Cummings’ interference so presumably he has had assurances he will have a freer hand.
One question for you G, how do you think it will go down with the half of the Tory membership that has a problem with brown leaders?
You haven't got a clue. The NHS was overwhelmed:Fuck off with the conspiracy theory absolute bullshit - I‘m not & never have been you moron - pathetic,just because I don’t want to live in fear like you
Lazy response
You haven't got a clue. The NHS was overwhelmed:
It had to create thousands of extra ICU beds
It had to redraft other clinical specialities to look after critically ill patients,
It had consultants doing nursing shifts
It's now got a significant backlog of people waiting for treatment
Thousands of people with undiagnosed cancer
Comparing today with a catastrophic situation doesn't mean today is any good.
I tend to agree that it is time to go back to normal but it's only a few weeks to get second jabs to a chunk of the population. It's not as if the current restrictions are any thing that can't be lived with for a bit longer, let's be honest.
I take it that you, like saddlebags has had both of your jabs
You haven't got a clue. The NHS was overwhelmed:
It had to create thousands of extra ICU beds
It had to redraft other clinical specialities to look after critically ill patients,
It had consultants doing nursing shifts
It's now got a significant backlog of people waiting for treatment
Thousands of people with undiagnosed cancer
Comparing today with a catastrophic situation doesn't mean today is any good.
I tend to agree that it is time to go back to normal but it's only a few weeks to get second jabs to a chunk of the population. It's not as if the current restrictions are any thing that can't be lived with for a bit longer, let's be honest.
I take it that you, like saddlebags has had both of your jabs
Are you being serious?
It shows Johnson has acknowledged Cummings and his nonsense is well in the past
Will be well received by the majority in the country and boost the government poll ratings - him vs that oily weirdo shadow health bloke? No contest
You haven't got a clue. The NHS was overwhelmed:
It had to create thousands of extra ICU beds
It had to redraft other clinical specialities to look after critically ill patients,
It had consultants doing nursing shifts
It's now got a significant backlog of people waiting for treatment
Thousands of people with undiagnosed cancer
Comparing today with a catastrophic situation doesn't mean today is any good.
I tend to agree that it is time to go back to normal but it's only a few weeks to get second jabs to a chunk of the population. It's not as if the current restrictions are any thing that can't be lived with for a bit longer, let's be honest.
I take it that you, like saddlebags has had both of your jabs
“The NHS wasn’t overwhelmed at all” came from you earlier. At best you’re a fucking idiot.Fuck off with the conspiracy theory absolute bullshit - I‘m not & never have been you moron - pathetic,just because I don’t want to live in fear like you
Lazy response
You haven't got a clue. The NHS was overwhelmed:
It had to create thousands of extra ICU beds
It had to redraft other clinical specialities to look after critically ill patients,
It had consultants doing nursing shifts
It's now got a significant backlog of people waiting for treatment
Thousands of people with undiagnosed cancer
Comparing today with a catastrophic situation doesn't mean today is any good.
I tend to agree that it is time to go back to normal but it's only a few weeks to get second jabs to a chunk of the population. It's not as if the current restrictions are any thing that can't be lived with for a bit longer, let's be honest.
I take it that you, like saddlebags has had both of your jabs
What do you do baldy?Yep I have…I work in a hospital so had both of mine months ago
Hair transplant wardWhat do you do baldy?
Hair transplant ward
And what do you do baldy?I genuinely laughed out loud then….who wouldn’t?
Sorry what do you do at the hospital?Who wouldn’t and?
And what do you do baldy?
Ok you’re not going to say. No problemHair transplant ward…are you blind?
Was saying this to my wife yesterday, I guess A. The government wouldn't entertain it. B. Childcare would be a nightmare for some.Cases running rife in school at the moment, lots of half and half teaching as a treat. Just close them FFS
Was saying this to my wife yesterday, I guess A. The government wouldn't entertain it. B. Childcare would be a nightmare for some.
Personally, not really although I appreciate it will be for some. Cos someone tested positive in my sons year on Friday he's already missed out on his final football tournament of the season, he'll miss out on swimming with school every day this week which was already rearranged. He's back to online learning which means I've got to manage that and my own work this week. Plus he'll miss two further football training sessions and shouldn't really leave the house. He's tested negative on a lateral flow yesterday. It feels like there should be a better way to manage it. Maybe some of that 37 billion quid could have stretched to a more effective way to manage Covid-19 in schools rather than sending everyone home.Surely catching COVID off your child is a concern?
Personally, not really although I appreciate it will be for some. Cos someone tested positive in my sons year on Friday he's already missed out on his final football tournament of the season, he'll miss out on swimming with school every day this week which was already rearranged. He's back to online learning which means I've got to manage that and my own work this week. Plus he'll miss two further football training sessions and shouldn't really leave the house. He's tested negative on a lateral flow yesterday. It feels like there should be a better way to manage it. Maybe some of that 37 billion quid could have stretched to a more effective way to manage Covid-19 in schools rather than sending everyone home.
Cases running rife in school at the moment, lots of half and half teaching as a treat. Just close them FFS
You going to pay my wages when I can't go to work?
The provision is always there in cases where both parents cannot WFH.
Other members of the workforce aren’t your enemy
I'm not saying they are.
Just when I am having to take days off to help teach my child I don't have the privilege of somebody doing my job for me.
It's just not as simple as "close all the schools". We need to learn to live with it rather than lock the country down every time.
This may be a stupid question as I don't have kids but what do you do in the school holidays or when your kids are off school sick?You going to pay my wages when I can't go to work?
This may be a stupid question as I don't have kids but what do you do in the school holidays or when your kids are off school sick?
This may be a stupid question as I don't have kids but what do you do in the school holidays or when your kids are off school sick?
I'm not saying they are.
Just when I am having to take days off to help teach my child I don't have the privilege of somebody doing my job for me.
It's just not as simple as "close all the schools". We need to learn to live with it rather than lock the country down every time.
Who pays your wages if you're ill with covid?
It's catch 22
Fair play, pretty impressive that you manage to plan when your kids are going to be sickplan I assume as you know it’s happening - reality is we can’t just keep closing schools at unscheduled times
Fair play, pretty impressive that you manage to plan when your kids are going to be sick
Thats an emergency scenario though isn’t it - it’s not the case of being sick is it it’s closing schools so every child who is perfectly well can’t go into school which is absurd
At the moment large numbers who are perfectly well can’t go in because of one case in their year group. What I’m saying is if we are really concerned about that system then scrap it so children do not have to isolate or distance or close them altogether for the last few weeks so infections can fall.
Pretty much every teacher I work with wants to either have full normality or to go remote until the end.
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