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hospitals have closed all non urgent lists so they have capacity for corona
staff freed up, and beds. |
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Yeah course they have
So people are dying all over of whatever then? so how come the death figures aren't spiking then? |
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If there's a virus on top of all these other deaths where's the spike?
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non urgent
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hospitals and icu are not the same all resources were put into icu to stop it been overwhelmed and skelton straff elsewhere,its not been kept a secret ,news bulletins from hospitals showing,tslking about wards over than icu,corona been empty,quiet
obviously they didn't plan for the right wing knuckledraggers not to work out for themselves that if schools were shut, millions of workers laid off,roads empty,no sport,no leisure.noi kids playing outside,everyone confined to their house the pressure/use of A and E,would be greatly reduced,along with people fearful of catching virus in hospital so staying away, I,m sure in future the messaging will take into account who fooooking stupid the knucklegraggers are |
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Which contradicts the whole thing 1tp
They said they would overwhelmed but haven't been, in fact nurses are sat on their backsides thinking up new dance routines |
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they said icu would be overwhelmed if they didn't divert all resources to corona wards and icu and implement lockdown, and they did and it hasn't,obviously 25,000 deaths helps
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leaving old folk to die in care homes kept the hospital beds free too.
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Imfao PRH Haywards Heath.
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The old folk were obviously the fall generation
I think something else is up and the older generation can't be allowed to share their experiences ie how to be self sufficient with gardens etc But something else is playing out behind the scenes that's for sure, I still think there's a slight chance this whole vaccine and RFID chips are smoke and mirrors, look here no over there Who knows |
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The point as far as I'm concerned is that the vast majority of NHS employees are not superheroes, they're doing the job they're employed to do. I do acknowledge there will be a raised fear factor for the minority for those taking care of the patients who are covid 19 positive, that however comes with their chosen job/career, like police during the riots or fireman at Grenfel. There is a concerted effort to make the whole of the NHS workforce out to be superhero martyrs and I believe it's a very dangerous approach.
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their the world champions at breaking social distancing rules whilst on live tv,
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Including nurses, yup.
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if we end up with 10,000 dead in care homes and another 14,000 over 65,s in hospital,in 12 months time doris might claim it as his oven ready social care plan,
, ,my dads 96 and he did say to me 3 months ago of I thought it was a cull of the elderly,theres to many of us I didn't laugh because in the financial crisis he said he wasn't surprised because years earlier he went with my sister to a well known bank she wanted a mortgage he was putting savings in she got a mortgage at 5.5 % and he got 6% on his savings,he asked them how the fooook does that work, ![]() ![]() |
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Culling of the old but a culling of the rest of us with war?
The old get left to die we just get blown to pieces, joining them on the other side a bit later |
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i got a mortgage at 0.21% and 10% on my savings
seemed like a crash was bound to happen. with a government struggling for a solution to pensions and care homes , it might be argued that a cull was overdue .... |
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calling it operation last gasp was a dead giveaway too....
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People staying away for fear of the virus?
Yes, my favourite piece of irony was the BBC talking to a surgeon, on a hospital ward, he was stating his concerns that people with serious conditions were staying away from hospitals for fear of the virus, after a thank you doctor, the same reporter moved straight on to the hospitals ICU to show virus patients gasping for air and looking moments from death. |