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Posted: Wed Apr 8, 2020 9:12pm

jtp890

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Posted: Wed Apr 8, 2020 9:12pm

Why do you blame the government for lack of ppe. The fact is the NHS and similar bodies under normal times couldn't organise the proverb able piss up in a brewery, under present conditions they are finally accepting enforced change. The ppe was always there they couldn't organise the distribution. Regards testing the have been holding out for the monopoly of NHS labs only, they have now under pressure have accepted external testing to increase numbers. Try reading a greater spectrum of info, for a more realistic picturr

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Posted: Wed Apr 8, 2020 9:12pm

jtp890

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Posted: Wed Apr 8, 2020 9:12pm

And. Good luck boris, we all need it

Posted: Wed Apr 8, 2020 11:36pm

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Posted: Wed Apr 8, 2020 11:36pm

DESSO wrote on Wed Apr 8, 2020 11:27am:
I just hope the Doctors and Nurses battling to save his life don’t let themselves be influenced by the fact that he cheered wildly when winning a vote to deny them a pay rise.

As for the job he’s done in leading the UK response. Italian Doctors where pleading with other countries to see what was happening and to lockdown, our Government responded by advising older people not to go on a cruise! Their flirting with the ridiculous herd immunity strategy has cost people ...

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...their lives and at the same time Boris was boasting about shaking the hands of people with the virus.
It’s all been too little, too late. We’re failing in providing testing, failing in providing life saving equipment and failing in providing protective equipment for key workers.
Other than that, yeah doing a great job great

I'm just eternally grateful that Cobyn wasn't in charge!! I wish Boris a speedy recovery and all other patients with this pernicious virus, many thanks go to all the people keeping the country going.

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Posted: Thu Apr 9, 2020 12:32am

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Posted: Thu Apr 9, 2020 12:32am

JensonJacques7 wrote on Wed Apr 8, 2020 11:36pm:
I'm just eternally grateful that Cobyn wasn't in charge!! I wish Boris a speedy recovery and all other patients with this pernicious virus, many thanks go to all the people keeping the country going.

I’m sure things will improve greatly once Keir Starmer boots a recovered Boris from office and ends a decade of Tory mismanagement and a year or so of sheer utter buffoonery. I foreshadow better funding for the NHS under a responsible government, instead of the current cretinous Tory shambles.