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Post by andrewbrown on Mar 5, 2023 7:21:21 GMT
Tactical voting means voting for a party (or individual) who has a chance of winning. By definition, that will almost always be a mainstream party. In some constituences, mine in particular, no party stands a chance of unseating the Tories. Your tactical voting will never do anything but produce a muppet government. So ironically yours may be a constituency where there is no call for a tactical vote, so I may not vote for a mainstream party. |
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Post by Pacifico on Mar 5, 2023 7:42:18 GMT
You would think all minsister have nothing else todo than sit there and wip out the american express card when it is needed. __"About a third of doctors and nurses, including those working in the riskiest areas of hospitals with COVID-19 patients, complained they were given inadequate protective equipment as the pandemic swept across Britain earlier this year. There were insufficient supplies of gowns and visors , the National Audit Office (NAO) said in a report. " despite warnings from some of the government’s top scientific advisers last year that they should be increasedwww.reuters.com/article/uk-health-coronavirus-britain-ppe-idUSKBN285007So on top of the PM spending his days checking the expiry date on NHS supplies you also want him to micromanage the Supplies budget.  Amanda Pritchard is the Chief Executive of the NHS on a salary of £260,000 a year - which is more than the PM. If she is not responsible for directing NHS funding to the various demands on the service what are we paying her for?. Perhaps she thought that painting rainbows in the roads outside of hospitals was a more worthwhile use of those funds? Your interventions suggest that there is an awful lot of the NHS that we are paying millions for that has no responsibilities and does nothing - the NHS is a beacon of waste and inefficiency. |
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Post by jonksy on Mar 5, 2023 7:55:16 GMT
__"About a third of doctors and nurses, including those working in the riskiest areas of hospitals with COVID-19 patients, complained they were given inadequate protective equipment as the pandemic swept across Britain earlier this year. There were insufficient supplies of gowns and visors , the National Audit Office (NAO) said in a report. " despite warnings from some of the government’s top scientific advisers last year that they should be increasedwww.reuters.com/article/uk-health-coronavirus-britain-ppe-idUSKBN285007So on top of the PM spending his days checking the expiry date on NHS supplies you also want him to micromanage the Supplies budget. Amanda Pritchard is the Chief Executive of the NHS on a salary of £260,000 a year - which is more than the PM. If she is not responsible for directing NHS funding to the various demands on the service what are we paying her for?. Perhaps she thought that painting rainbows in the roads outside of hospitals was a more worthwhile use of those funds? Your interventions suggest that there is an awful lot of the NHS that we are paying millions for that has no responsibilities and does nothing - the NHS is a beacon of waste and inefficiency.
| News - HSJ www.hsj.co.uk › workforce › 7032760.article 7 Jul 2022 — The note from NHSE chief Amanda Pritchard to staff says that, ... Now we finally have a chance to strip out the waste caused by idiot ...
Sorry the rest is behind a paywall and I refuse to ever respond to an idiot like c2 direct.
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Post by see2 on Mar 5, 2023 9:43:59 GMT
__"About a third of doctors and nurses, including those working in the riskiest areas of hospitals with COVID-19 patients, complained they were given inadequate protective equipment as the pandemic swept across Britain earlier this year. There were insufficient supplies of gowns and visors , the National Audit Office (NAO) said in a report. " despite warnings from some of the government’s top scientific advisers last year that they should be increasedwww.reuters.com/article/uk-health-coronavirus-britain-ppe-idUSKBN285007So on top of the PM spending his days checking the expiry date on NHS supplies you also want him to micromanage the Supplies budget. Amanda Pritchard is the Chief Executive of the NHS on a salary of £260,000 a year - which is more than the PM. If she is not responsible for directing NHS funding to the various demands on the service what are we paying her for?. Perhaps she thought that painting rainbows in the roads outside of hospitals was a more worthwhile use of those funds? Your interventions suggest that there is an awful lot of the NHS that we are paying millions for that has no responsibilities and does nothing - the NHS is a beacon of waste and inefficiency. Goodness me, where the fuck has your brain gone? The PM was given very early warning that the system was not working, and something needed to be done. All he needed to do was to give the right people a kick up the arse to get something done. And he failed to do that, so he is responsible for the unpreparedness of the NHS to address a pandemic. Your ridiculous desire to attack the NHS has totally distorted whatever logical part of the brain you used at one time for your posts. |
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Post by see2 on Mar 5, 2023 9:48:47 GMT
So on top of the PM spending his days checking the expiry date on NHS supplies you also want him to micromanage the Supplies budget. Amanda Pritchard is the Chief Executive of the NHS on a salary of £260,000 a year - which is more than the PM. If she is not responsible for directing NHS funding to the various demands on the service what are we paying her for?. Perhaps she thought that painting rainbows in the roads outside of hospitals was a more worthwhile use of those funds? Your interventions suggest that there is an awful lot of the NHS that we are paying millions for that has no responsibilities and does nothing - the NHS is a beacon of waste and inefficiency.
| News - HSJ www.hsj.co.uk › workforce › 7032760.article 7 Jul 2022 — The note from NHSE chief Amanda Pritchard to staff says that, ... Now we finally have a chance to strip out the waste caused by idiot ...
Sorry the rest is behind a paywall and I refuse to ever respond to an idiot like c2 direct.
The stench of your post is overwhelming, it has nothing to do with the gist of my earlier post. |
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Post by thescotsman on Mar 5, 2023 10:29:11 GMT
oh yeah....the most cherished public service...only in the UK....the country where abysmal is a viable option....jesus fucking christ we have mediocre politicians trying to convince us that the country's health is safe in their hands....and people are still wittering on about labour good ....tories bad....labour bad tories good.....what a bloody joke. People are paying for shit and being told its a national treasure or some such bollocks...its a blood joke....but sure let's keep on with the good labour bad labour good tory bad tory....I suppose its easier than reality. And your answer is what?.. ...down the thread |
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Post by Pacifico on Mar 5, 2023 11:33:02 GMT
So on top of the PM spending his days checking the expiry date on NHS supplies you also want him to micromanage the Supplies budget. Amanda Pritchard is the Chief Executive of the NHS on a salary of £260,000 a year - which is more than the PM. If she is not responsible for directing NHS funding to the various demands on the service what are we paying her for?. Perhaps she thought that painting rainbows in the roads outside of hospitals was a more worthwhile use of those funds? Your interventions suggest that there is an awful lot of the NHS that we are paying millions for that has no responsibilities and does nothing - the NHS is a beacon of waste and inefficiency. Goodness me, where the fuck has your brain gone? The PM was given very early warning that the system was not working, and something needed to be done. All he needed to do was to give the right people a kick up the arse to get something done. And he failed to do that, so he is responsible for the unpreparedness of the NHS to address a pandemic. Your ridiculous desire to attack the NHS has totally distorted whatever logical part of the brain you used at one time for your posts. Ah so the fault is that the PM didn't sack the senior management in the NHS for being useless. Well if the PM went around sacking all the useless Public Sector employees it would do a lot of good for the economy - would bugger up Union membership though. |
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Post by Steve on Mar 5, 2023 11:42:40 GMT
Steve you know that's bollox. Deaths during coronavirus does not mean deaths due to coronavirus. As the enquiry will show, many deaths that during the pandemic were attributed to coronavirus, were unrelated to the virus. FFS there was a case in the UK of where a man left hospital after having had the virus and was killed on his way home with a bus. Still in denial then, still presenting one off cases as being the norm. You do know some died of Covid over 28 days after the test and were recorded as not Covid deaths You and Red and all the other DT/DM drones go look at the deaths cert data, the correlation with excess deaths, the correlation with hospital numbers on ventilators and then take your heads out of your arses |
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Post by Steve on Mar 5, 2023 11:44:48 GMT
Goodness me, where the fuck has your brain gone? The PM was given very early warning that the system was not working, and something needed to be done. All he needed to do was to give the right people a kick up the arse to get something done. And he failed to do that, so he is responsible for the unpreparedness of the NHS to address a pandemic. Your ridiculous desire to attack the NHS has totally distorted whatever logical part of the brain you used at one time for your posts. Ah so the fault is that the PM didn't sack the senior management in the NHS for being useless. Well if the PM went around sacking all the useless Public Sector employees it would do a lot of good for the economy - would bugger up Union membership though. No actually the fault is the NHS bosses didn't have the power to sack a lying, selfish, complacent, rule breaking PM Feel free to show us how the NHS had the power to order the lockdown that we got 2 weeks late (strangely allowing for Carrie to have that party) |
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Post by jonksy on Mar 5, 2023 12:54:39 GMT
FFS there was a case in the UK of where a man left hospital after having had the virus and was killed on his way home with a bus. Still in denial then, still presenting one off cases as being the norm. You do know some died of Covid over 28 days after the test and were recorded as not Covid deaths You and Red and all the other DT/DM drones go look at the deaths cert data, the correlation with excess deaths, the correlation with hospital numbers on ventilators and then take your heads out of your arses The whole system of calculating the mortality of a poxy little virus was flawed from top to bottom....We lost about an average of 2000 per day due to natural causes and aciidents etc prior covid. And since the monky pox fiasco you can easily treble that amount with those who are dying now thanks to the NHS neglect and non management.. And as for us taking our heads out of arses half the frigging NHS staff never even knew how to correctly hook people up to ventilators causing yet more deaths. |
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Post by andrewbrown on Mar 5, 2023 12:58:36 GMT
So, this "poxy little virus" was so serious that we ended up with more people in hospital than there were trained staff to deal with then?
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Post by Steve on Mar 5, 2023 12:58:58 GMT
Still in denial then, still presenting one off cases as being the norm. You do know some died of Covid over 28 days after the test and were recorded as not Covid deaths You and Red and all the other DT/DM drones go look at the deaths cert data, the correlation with excess deaths, the correlation with hospital numbers on ventilators and then take your heads out of your arses The whole system of calculating the mortality of a poxy little virus was flawed from top to bottom....We lost about an average of 2000 per day due to natural causes and aciidents etc prior covid. And since the monky pox fiasco you can easily treble that amount with those who are dying now thanks to the NHS neglect and non management.. And as for us taking our heads out of arses half the frigging NHS staff never even knew how to correctly hook people up to ventilators causing yet more deaths. You've been given the maths before. You're wrong |
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Post by see2 on Mar 5, 2023 13:02:03 GMT
Goodness me, where the fuck has your brain gone? The PM was given very early warning that the system was not working, and something needed to be done. All he needed to do was to give the right people a kick up the arse to get something done. And he failed to do that, so he is responsible for the unpreparedness of the NHS to address a pandemic. Your ridiculous desire to attack the NHS has totally distorted whatever logical part of the brain you used at one time for your posts. Ah so the fault is that the PM didn't sack the senior management in the NHS for being useless. Well if the PM went around sacking all the useless Public Sector employees it would do a lot of good for the economy - would bugger up Union membership though. You really are beyond redemption. Sacking senior management is your hiding place. I only suggested waking them up so as to do the job they presumably should have been doing. That idiot PM failed to do anything at all. Let's see how many more deviations you can come up with before the penny drops. |
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Post by Bentley on Mar 5, 2023 13:03:33 GMT
So, this "poxy little virus" was so serious that we ended up with more people in hospital than there were trained staff to deal with then? No one was trained to deal with them until they found a way . Putting patients on respirators actually caused some deaths . Meanwhile clinics and operations were suspended which lead to some people becoming sicker and some inevitably dying . |
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Post by jonksy on Mar 5, 2023 13:06:30 GMT
The whole system of calculating the mortality of a poxy little virus was flawed from top to bottom....We lost about an average of 2000 per day due to natural causes and aciidents etc prior covid. And since the monky pox fiasco you can easily treble that amount with those who are dying now thanks to the NHS neglect and non management.. And as for us taking our heads out of arses half the frigging NHS staff never even knew how to correctly hook people up to ventilators causing yet more deaths. You've been given the maths before. You're wrong Is that the maths according to saint steve?....I rest my case. |
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