Blind-Faith
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Apparently just under 500 dead and 3000+ new infections. But yeah let send everyone back to work!
Yeah, I used to but not so much in recent years. I work in digital marketing/SEO so happy to give advice with anything if you need it. If you managed to build it up that much already and have access to people of interest, then I think you could probably turn into something that does very well by the sounds of it - especially if you enjoy writing about it.
Will be forgotten in 24hrs which is so wrong
We are daft aren’t we as a nationApparently just under 500 dead and 3000+ new infections. But yeah let send everyone back to work!
Fair play to Starmer. Imagine if the opposition had have been strong enough to call the PM out when Tony Blair took us to war illegally."Not voting for Labour until they get their act together - no not like that, I meant do what the Conservatives do"
It's a strange argument to make. It admits he lied at PMQsI see No10 has accused Starmer of misquoting the guidance he quoted in parliament by referring to a different section (ie the wrong section) of the guidance as proof.
It also admits that the government’s own guidelines are contradictory to themselves.It's a strange argument to make. It admits he lied at PMQs
Coronavirus 'community transmission highly likely'
Also here is the Chief Medical Officer stating community transmission was highly likely happening in the uk st week before so why sid they not change the advice to reflect that until the 13th? It shows even more clearly how slow they were with regards to care homes
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I know that will be poo poo'd as a leftie momentum video, but the contrast couldnt be starker. She's doing an amazing job, treating people with respect and like adults and doing what needs to be done, not like brain dead part time prime minister.In case anyone was wondering what leadership looks like
I dare say that because New Zealand acted fast and decisively their economic hit won’t be as bad as ours either.
It rattled them and they have panicked and came out with this laughable defense. This will be q1 next week at pmqsIt also admits that the government’s own guidelines are contradictory to themselves.
Fair play to Starmer. Imagine if the opposition had have been strong enough to call the PM out when Tony Blair took us to war illegally.
A strong opposition can only force a strong government. Boris is going to have to up his game to stay ahead of Starmer.
I have just started watching pmqs on YouTube and the difference between the two leaders is immediate Johnson arrives and his papers are all out of order and then he spends time trying to sort them, Starmer is prepared and organised. Without his pals behind him hollering and behaving like schools kids the Pm looks like he is lost
We are daft aren’t we as a nation
Forensic! Drink!The oppositions real strength will play out in the quality of their offer to the British people. I’m pleased that Starmer has the forum to shred the government on its disastrous policy choices and his forensic style certainly emphasises that.
I’m more interested to see where he goes post Cov-ID 19. Will he continue to offer an anti-austerity agenda, because if not he will not fare well. I was disappointed with Labour rent policy (well only the deferral part) and would hope he will go back and rectify that later down the line.
:emoji_thinking: It could be straight into an ‘Old Folks Home’ if Boris and co don’t get a grip.The oppositions real strength will play out in the quality of their offer to the British people. I’m pleased that Starmer has the forum to shred the government on its disastrous policy choices and his forensic style certainly emphasises that.
I’m more interested to see where he goes post Cov-ID 19. .
We were heading into recession before this, it’s just got here a bit quicker and will be worse.Sounds like the economy was tanking even before the Coronavirus crisis then.
Yep the economy was flat in jan and started sliding in Feb and the restrictions were late march so at least part of the 5.8 contraction on that month will be non pandemic shutdownWe were heading into recession before this, it’s just got here a bit quicker and will be worse.
But Grendal.said he walks on waterThere’s no way De Pfeffel is going to last, he’s even being openly criticised by his own MPs.
There’s no way De Pfeffel is going to last, he’s even being openly criticised by his own MPs.
The more I read about sending people back to nursing homes without even testing them for Covid 19 when they were showing clear symptoms the less surprised I am by figures like these. This government has blood on its hands. There can be little doubt about that. What I really don’t understand is why did we spend so much money building, kitting out and supplying nightingale hospitals and then send sick people into an environment that is going to spread it without conscience to some of the most vulnerable people to this virus. Please will one of Boris fan boys explain this to me. Explain to me how the government wasn’t deliberately putting a deadly killer virus into a vulnerable community.
The more I read about sending people back to nursing homes without even testing them for Covid 19 when they were showing clear symptoms the less surprised I am by figures like these. This government has blood on its hands. There can be little doubt about that. What I really don’t understand is why did we spend so much money building, kitting out and supplying nightingale hospitals and then send sick people into an environment that is going to spread it without conscience to some of the most vulnerable people to this virus. Please will one of Boris fan boys explain this to me. Explain to me how the government wasn’t deliberately putting a deadly killer virus into a vulnerable community.
It’s truly shocking. Has a British PM ever killed so many people before through neglect?They were built to make the public a bit more confident in capacity, they had few staff and were fairly useless for what they were due to do. They also cost a fortune to build.
I am sure he said today the death rate is going down in homes that I quite likely as they are running out of people in them.
My Mrs works as a nurse at UHCW, from things she tells me you shouldn't underestimate the poor decisions that get made by senior management. Of course you could argue that ultimately this all leads back to the Government, but these managers do need to take some responsibility. Again from what she tells me there was a real reluctance to test people, now whether this was down to a lack of testing availability or wanting to keep the numbers down, and people out of the Covid wards, I don't know. Maybe a mixture of everything.The more I read about sending people back to nursing homes without even testing them for Covid 19 when they were showing clear symptoms the less surprised I am by figures like these. This government has blood on its hands. There can be little doubt about that. What I really don’t understand is why did we spend so much money building, kitting out and supplying nightingale hospitals and then send sick people into an environment that is going to spread it without conscience to some of the most vulnerable people to this virus. Please will one of Boris fan boys explain this to me. Explain to me how the government wasn’t deliberately putting a deadly killer virus into a vulnerable community.
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