Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!

[marnie]

Horrible out of touch Bitch.With yer PAEDO son hidden away. GTF the lot of yers.

 

[PhilM]

I’m not arsed: God Save the Queen!

 

[ForeverBlue92]

I’m not arsed: LONG LIVE USMANOV!

fixed.

 

[john jako]

Italy posting a much lower death counts is encouraging news. Still can’t get happy with it as it’s still a large number of people dying daily. However there is hope for them.

 

[Harryflashman]

kind of hard to understand why in today's society Premier League footballers would need to, tbh

I think the quote is that rather than paying to sleep with them , they are paying for them to leave .

 

[peteblue]

Horrible out of touch Bitch.With yer PAEDO son hidden away. GTF the lot of yers.

Phil the Greek says Hi.......

 

[peteblue]

Just been told my dads neighbour has died from covid aged 46 he and his wife returned from Spain 2 weeks ago were she broke her leg so was in hospital over there and she was tested for covid while in hospital he wasn't tested.
He developed a cough 6 days ago and sent home from work at sainsbury's ,he was taken into hospital this morning and died 3 hours later ,so sad nice man aswell used to keep an eye on my dad who's 86 luckily dads not been out for 2 weeks so no contact frightening though.
He had no health issues either apart from being overweight .Take care everyone it frightens you wene its so close to home.

There will be more unfortunately........no age at all......

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

yep, look to the leadership...I even published PHE’s organigram and pointed out at least two individuals....

“A health department source told the Sunday Times: 'NHS England and Public Health England were reluctant to relinquish their power to private labs.
'Stevens has this absolutely illogical fear of anyone else getting any say over what happens in the NHS.'
A study by the free-market Adam Smith Institute was also critical of NHS quangos for not embracing help from the private sector earlier, and being slow to react.
The report said: 'The UK's COVID-19 testing has been dangerously slow, excessively bureaucratic and hostile to outsiders and innovation.
'There appears to be an innate distrust of outsiders. PHE has actively discouraged use of private sector testing.
'Even within the system, the process for testing and validation is very centralised.”....

Have you just literally posted the view of the Adam Smith Institute? On an NHS related issue? Hahahahaha.

Get in the bin.

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

Phil the Greek says Hi.......

He died 10 days ago. Liz then stuffed him the boot of her jag and drove his body to Windsor castle.

He’s buried in the compost heap at the bottom of the rose garden

RIP Phil

 

[DanEFC92]

 

[summerisle]

Within two hours, as clear as mud.

 

[Jebus_lives]

yep, look to the leadership...I even published PHE’s organigram and pointed out at least two individuals....

“A health department source told the Sunday Times: 'NHS England and Public Health England were reluctant to relinquish their power to private labs.
'Stevens has this absolutely illogical fear of anyone else getting any say over what happens in the NHS.'
A study by the free-market Adam Smith Institute was also critical of NHS quangos for not embracing help from the private sector earlier, and being slow to react.
The report said: 'The UK's COVID-19 testing has been dangerously slow, excessively bureaucratic and hostile to outsiders and innovation.
'There appears to be an innate distrust of outsiders. PHE has actively discouraged use of private sector testing.
'Even within the system, the process for testing and validation is very centralised.”......

Wouldn't the government management of an incident supercede NHSE and PHE leadership in event of a national emergency?

 

[tsubaki]

Wouldn't the government management of an incident supercede NHSE and PHE leadership in event of a national emergency?

of course not, unless they get it right

 

[LinekersLegs]

Italy posting a much lower death counts is encouraging news. Still can’t get happy with it as it’s still a large number of people dying daily. However there is hope for them.

Really clear in graph form the progress they have made even as testing is increasing - testing is great but it can give an artificial impression that an outbreak is expanding when reality it was there all along you are just “turning the light on” and being able to see it.

 

[Jebus_lives]

of course not, unless they get it right

Presicely. Clutching at straws is our Kool-Aid drinking publican.