In reply to Post #1541
Pinocchio is catching the first plane home, oh well I'm sure it won't make any difference to the tournament 👍🏼
Pinocchio is catching the first plane home, oh well I'm sure it won't make any difference to the tournament 👍🏼
In reply to Post #1542
It's about free choice Wayne
Novak made his. And then went about ignoring rules and telling lies. I'm afraid the poster boy for the anti vax movement is a very poor choice.
As I said. People are choosing to put themselves in an increasingly isolated position. It's a very different scenario than the real discrimination that goes on every day
It's about free choice Wayne
Novak made his. And then went about ignoring rules and telling lies. I'm afraid the poster boy for the anti vax movement is a very poor choice.
As I said. People are choosing to put themselves in an increasingly isolated position. It's a very different scenario than the real discrimination that goes on every day
In reply to Post #1544
Is it really a free choice nowadays though?
Get ready for Boris to withdraw mandatory vaccination for NHS staff to save his career.......
Is it really a free choice nowadays though?
Get ready for Boris to withdraw mandatory vaccination for NHS staff to save his career.......
In reply to Post #1545
Won't happen. His career is over already and the absolute **** storm that would ensue from the already sacked care sector means that there's no u turn for the NHS
What's that poem...?
First they came for...
The country sat by while the care sector was thrown under the bus. Now its on it return route . He likes buses does Boris..
Won't happen. His career is over already and the absolute **** storm that would ensue from the already sacked care sector means that there's no u turn for the NHS
What's that poem...?
First they came for...
The country sat by while the care sector was thrown under the bus. Now its on it return route . He likes buses does Boris..
In reply to Post #1546
I bet he does.......care home sector will relax the rules too......
I think it's time to declare CV as an endemic........everything has practically plateaued.......
I bet he does.......care home sector will relax the rules too......
I think it's time to declare CV as an endemic........everything has practically plateaued.......
In reply to Post #1547
Johnson and his out of control Tory government made the rules, voted through in parliament in December. A month ago. Javid pointed out that no care homes had closed due to the earlier mandatory vaccination order in care homes during the debate.
Get with reality for once instead of dreaming up your utopian shyte version.
Johnson and his out of control Tory government made the rules, voted through in parliament in December. A month ago. Javid pointed out that no care homes had closed due to the earlier mandatory vaccination order in care homes during the debate.
Get with reality for once instead of dreaming up your utopian shyte version.
In reply to Post #1548
I don't think it'll be reversed but can see short term problems to add to their existing woes.
My partner has a grandparent in a home with advanced Alzheimers who has been shielded at huge expense for 2 years, well his fully vaccinated carers have given him covid and he's on his very last of legs now 🤦🏻♂️
He can't understand why he can't breathe, needs treatment or who's doing it. Imagine trying to explain that he didn't see his own children because of covid but the vaccinated professional carers he has have now probably killed him 😡
I don't think it'll be reversed but can see short term problems to add to their existing woes.
My partner has a grandparent in a home with advanced Alzheimers who has been shielded at huge expense for 2 years, well his fully vaccinated carers have given him covid and he's on his very last of legs now 🤦🏻♂️
He can't understand why he can't breathe, needs treatment or who's doing it. Imagine trying to explain that he didn't see his own children because of covid but the vaccinated professional carers he has have now probably killed him 😡
In reply to Post #1549
Everyone will have true stories of pain and hardship during this **** storm mate. Whilst Johnson and Co whoop it up.
Before COVID was even a thing my sister in laws brother was viciously beaten with a weapon at a party within an inch of his life, 25. Never out of a coma since it happened. The guy got 9 year's.
They moved this kid from hospital to hospital during the highest points of this pandemic to keep him safe. He eventually couldn't fight anymore and passed away.
No COVID on his death certificate thankfully, the bully that's in jail has recently been re interviewed by the police and they're preparing new charge's so I'm told.
Good and good on the NHS for keeping him safe.
Everyone will have true stories of pain and hardship during this **** storm mate. Whilst Johnson and Co whoop it up.
Before COVID was even a thing my sister in laws brother was viciously beaten with a weapon at a party within an inch of his life, 25. Never out of a coma since it happened. The guy got 9 year's.
They moved this kid from hospital to hospital during the highest points of this pandemic to keep him safe. He eventually couldn't fight anymore and passed away.
No COVID on his death certificate thankfully, the bully that's in jail has recently been re interviewed by the police and they're preparing new charge's so I'm told.
Good and good on the NHS for keeping him safe.
In reply to Post #1550
I'm so sorry mate, that's horrific. Sadly, I don't think any review of the sentence handed down will be satisfactory but the more time added on, the better 👍🏻
I'm just glad I took little to no notice of the ‘rules' dreamt up by the government. (Meeting with friends and family, not masks which I still wear if required)
Makes you wonder, the first plan of attack was herd immunity (advised by whitty and vallance) which was shot down in the media and we ended up locked down.
Did government know all along they were statistically safe to get on the grog and nosebag every Friday, adding restrictions on younger healthier adults simply to appease the public?
It certainly wasn't policed at all round my way, only where pickings were easy it seems.
I'm so sorry mate, that's horrific. Sadly, I don't think any review of the sentence handed down will be satisfactory but the more time added on, the better 👍🏻
I'm just glad I took little to no notice of the ‘rules' dreamt up by the government. (Meeting with friends and family, not masks which I still wear if required)
Makes you wonder, the first plan of attack was herd immunity (advised by whitty and vallance) which was shot down in the media and we ended up locked down.
Did government know all along they were statistically safe to get on the grog and nosebag every Friday, adding restrictions on younger healthier adults simply to appease the public?
It certainly wasn't policed at all round my way, only where pickings were easy it seems.
In reply to Post #1549
I can see more than short term problems Jon........your partners grandparent is an example of the stupidity that NHS must be vaccinated too......
Suppose we will just have to lap it up like the energy prices, possible rules still in place and being neighbours with that nut job Jimmy cranky!
I can see more than short term problems Jon........your partners grandparent is an example of the stupidity that NHS must be vaccinated too......
Suppose we will just have to lap it up like the energy prices, possible rules still in place and being neighbours with that nut job Jimmy cranky!
In reply to Post #1551
Herd immunity with a totally new virus? Didn't go well for the Aztecs with 80% dead before they achieved it. I don't believe they knew definitively, the arrogance of the Johnson Tory government was always going to come to the fore though.
The longer this guy's rotting in jail mate will do for me
Herd immunity with a totally new virus? Didn't go well for the Aztecs with 80% dead before they achieved it. I don't believe they knew definitively, the arrogance of the Johnson Tory government was always going to come to the fore though.
The longer this guy's rotting in jail mate will do for me
In reply to Post #1553
It wasn't my idea, it was sir next slide a lot
Do you think 80% of people would've died if we allowed the young and healthy to catch covid?
With any luck he'll have a tough time of it in there
It wasn't my idea, it was sir next slide a lot
Do you think 80% of people would've died if we allowed the young and healthy to catch covid?
With any luck he'll have a tough time of it in there
In reply to Post #1554
Nope...it would have been shocking figures in a short space of time but not really anymore than where we are now as a total sadly.......
Nope...it would have been shocking figures in a short space of time but not really anymore than where we are now as a total sadly.......
In reply to Post #1555
That **** Boris has to go, I know the tories don't have a much better replacement but cross that bridge when we get to it, get that shaggy haired disrespectful, lying **** out.
That **** Boris has to go, I know the tories don't have a much better replacement but cross that bridge when we get to it, get that shaggy haired disrespectful, lying **** out.
In reply to Post #1556
He and the rest of those who were knowingly breaking lockdown rules.
Starmer should use his pmq allocation to simply ask 'when are you resigning?'
He and the rest of those who were knowingly breaking lockdown rules.
Starmer should use his pmq allocation to simply ask 'when are you resigning?'