This video, which I listened to this morning, has now been removed for violating YouTube’s terms of service.Thoughts?
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This video, which I listened to this morning, has now been removed for violating YouTube’s terms of service.Thoughts?
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To be reluctantly fair to them, they were under huge pressure to communicate more from the top. Unfortunately they have chosen now to over communicate, there isn’t enough to announce on a daily basis and it’s now repetitive and the impact is zero.
Plus of course even a week ago we were in the ‘****ing great decisions are being made’ zone, now we are already in the ‘is that it, why isn’t everything better yet?’ mode. The daft over promising on things they didn’t understand and couldn’t control has turned these sessions from a ‘were all in it together, let’s knuckle down’ affair to a dodge the blame fest. They are burning my goodwill, which I gave willingly couple of weeks ago, rapidly.
The weather was obviously more important

Roche is a Swiss company. 100% solid certainly, I went to their HQs in Basel once. But hey, who cares about basic geography when your credibility is already ****ed.Hancock was very unconvincing....and his job was to convince.
I Quote
"We have the best record inthe world at rolling out the new tests."
Better than South Korea, who were community testing within a week?
Better than Germany...who he said very early on have a great Pharma manufacturing industry, Roche and are making all the reagents.
Sorry Matt you contradicted yourself badly, you should have stayed in Isolation
As for the new hospital, it now appears we do not have the staff to run it, as at least 25% of the work force is off...and the volunteers that have come to the front are not in a position to take the responsibility
Well you don't want anything to eat into the One show, how would the Nation cope?
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I’m not sure about the whole of The One Show, but I’d quite like to eat into Alex Jones.

Roche is a Swiss company. 100% solid certainly, I went to their HQs in Basel once. But hey, who cares about basic geography when your credibility is already ****ed.
We need 16,000 staff for the 4000 bed hospital. Here’s one I prepared earlier......by secretly closing St Barts.
Hancock was very unconvincing....and his job was to convince.
I Quote
"We have the best record inthe world at rolling out the new tests."
Better than South Korea, who were community testing within a week?
Better than Germany...who he said very early on have a great Pharma manufacturing industry, Roche and are making all the reagents.
Sorry Matt you contradicted yourself badly, you should have stayed in Isolation
As for the new hospital, it now appears we do not have the staff to run it, as at least 25% of the work force is off...and the volunteers that have come to the front are not in a position to take the responsibility
Beth the Germans have said that their testing regime has been pointless, inefficient and expensive waste of resources. They've been recommended to move to intelligent testing. Intelligent testing is what the Uk is doing.
Struggling to find the combination of ‘intelligent testing’ and ‘UK’ in there. Certainly seems to be less brilliant than the impression we have gained.Sorry forgot to post the link, it should have a translate button ...
https://www.spiegel.de/internationa...pacity-a-4d75e7bd-dd0e-41e3-9f09-eb4364c43f2e
I don't watch them at all. I get my updates on here.
Maybe you should watch them. I would hate to rely on the jaundiced view I mainly see on here.
Struggling to find the combination of ‘intelligent testing’ and ‘UK’ in there. Certainly seems to be less brilliant than the impression we have gained.
No that's what I call it and how I interpreted it.
"intelligent testing" is necessary, says Hoelscher. "Police officers, firefighters and especially people in the health-care industry are regularly in contact with at-risk patients. There we have to be as sure as we can that these people are not infected."
It's more or less what we're having to do until we get enough resources. It seems like the Germans have wasted 90% of theirs by trying to test too many people instead of prioritising.
And yet....they have a death rate of 13 per million and ours is 43 per million. I can’t work it out, if it’s not testing, tracing and isolation they must be treating patients better somehow and helping them survive.No that's what I call it and how I interpreted it.
"intelligent testing" is necessary, says Hoelscher. "Police officers, firefighters and especially people in the health-care industry are regularly in contact with at-risk patients. There we have to be as sure as we can that these people are not infected."
It's more or less what we're having to do until we get enough resources. It seems like the Germans have wasted 90% of theirs by trying to test too many people instead of prioritising.
Didn't they know who she wasI agree the people I saw interviewed said the same.....but mate, the system is there for a reason. Why couldn’t these interviewees of made an appointment as instructed or advised to do so ? Might have a good reason but to be honest, I’m erring on the side of some thinking...’**** it, I’m important, I’ll just turn up’...it just don’t work like that.
Same as my mate who had a row at Tesco’s last week with some fat bint (his description) during NHS hour.......Everyone waiting in queue and keeping a distance when this ‘woman’ walks to the front of the till and demands to be served first as she’s an important key worker.....from what I was told (by him), she was told in no uncertain terms that they were ALL key workers and she should wait like everyone else....I’ve seen this hasn’t been an uncommon theme.