Breathtaking

[splinter]

Bye bye torys

 

[Betterdeedthan red]

Hard watch this

And to think they had to strike to get a pay rise

And a footballer gets 300k a week .

 

[Saddleworth2]

I never banged a pot I never clapped - not out of disrespect but because I refused to be gaslit. Distraction distraction - there are still people banging on today that Johnson was brought down by cake and some fucking idiots still buy that. The way this drama is going the idea doing the rounds today about Johnson making a comeback will be done by the final ep on Wednesday

Exactly this. The cunts that enabled this should not still be free to walk the streets of the UK.

 

[mexico1970]

Exactly this. The cunts that enabled this should not still be free to walk the streets of the UK.

But they will though, and more of these people will be born and raised into positions to do this again and again.

The human population are being farmed by these people and I for one can't see a way out of it barr a quick "Sting 'em up" fix.

 

[remember arthur mann]

Bye bye torys

Only if whimpering Starmer gets some balls and goes on the attack.

 

[Didsbury Dave]

I never banged a pot I never clapped - not out of disrespect but because I refused to be gaslit. Distraction distraction - there are still people banging on today that Johnson was brought down by cake and some fucking idiots still buy that. The way this drama is going the idea doing the rounds today about Johnson making a comeback will be done by the final ep on Wednesday

Sames as you. It angered me from minute one and I stayed indoors. The irony of the government running the NHS into the ground for years whilst refusing them pay rises and then forcing their key staff back home drove me mad.It was fucking obvious that their handling of it was disastrous. My cousin died and my uncle in a care home nearly did as a direct result. In the boredom of lockdown I was haing arguments in with morons saying "Boris is doing his best" and shit like that when you could see our death toll soaring, economy plummetting and the government makign bad decisions all the time.

Did you ever see that bullshit image of Johnson sitting on a bench with his head in his hands, portraying him as some kind of benevolant father of us all, which was immediately found to have been actually taken after he got sacked from one of his jobs? Still makes my blood rise, that one.

The fucking ****.

 

[I'm With Stupid]

Sames as you. It angered me from minute one and I stayed indoors. The irony of the government running the NHS into the ground for years whilst refusing them pay rises and then forcing their key staff back home drove me mad.It was fucking obvious that their handling of it was disastrous. My cousin died and my uncle in a care home nearly did as a direct result. In the boredom of lockdown I was haing arguments in with morons saying "Boris is doing his best" and shit like that when you could see our death toll soaring, economy plummetting and the government makign bad decisions all the time.

I think there was a lot of benefit of the doubt for the government at the time, especially in the first year or so. And they pissed it up the wall royally.

 

[JASR]

regarding clapping, we had a doc on our street who was working, and they were collectively asked whether we should or should not being doing it, and she said it gave her a boost that people were thinking of her, despite her isolation from everybody, and she could hear it loud and clear and it gave her some comfort of support in the face of it all... so the street went with their wishes and clapped.

As to whether we, and her, were being gaslit, then probably, but if the action of our street clapping in some small way helped her deal with it...

 

[blue44]

Sames as you. It angered me from minute one and I stayed indoors. The irony of the government running the NHS into the ground for years whilst refusing them pay rises and then forcing their key staff back home drove me mad.It was fucking obvious that their handling of it was disastrous. My cousin died and my uncle in a care home nearly did as a direct result. In the boredom of lockdown I was haing arguments in with morons saying "Boris is doing his best" and shit like that when you could see our death toll soaring, economy plummetting and the government makign bad decisions all the time.

Did you ever see that bullshit image of Johnson sitting on a bench with his head in his hands, portraying him as some kind of benevolant father of us all, which was immediately found to have been actually taken after he got sacked from one of his jobs? Still makes my blood rise, that one.

The fucking ****.

I worked in my local hospital all through it.
My wife had just started a HCA role ( health care assistant ) and was not at the top of her pay scale / band, she got tranferred to ITU and went,didn't moan,didn't complain while longer server staff got moved to wards etc,she is BAME and was paid around £9.20 per hour for working on ITU for 18 months.
I was worried sick for me,and obviously her,also our son was only 13 when it started,he had to go to school when
we were both in work as he was too young to stay at home for 9 to 12 hours,putting him at further risk while mixing
at his school with other key workers kids.

My mrs slept apart from me for 3 months at the start,due to her fear of giving it to us and our son,all our shoes had to
be taken off and left near the front door and everything disinfected when we came home from work,I coud go on and on.

then that **** and his motley crew did what they wanted , its effected me and my wife and took a long time to get back to normal.

last night triggered my wife and she began sobbing its not nice to see or witness.

a nurse who took my wife under her wing when she first moved on to ITU ,was African,she contracted covid and died within a month, I pass her memorial garden at tameside most days.

RIP Miri

 

[Didsbury Dave]

I worked in my local hospital all through it.
My wife had just started a HCA role ( health care assistant ) and was not at the top of her pay scale / band, she got tranferred to ITU and went,didn't moan,didn't complain while longer server staff got moved to wards etc,she is BAME and was paid around £9.20 per hour for working on ITU for 18 months.
I was worried sick for me,and obviously her,also our son was only 13 when it started,he had to go to school when
we were both in work as he was too young to stay at home for 9 to 12 hours,putting him at further risk while mixing
at his school with other key workers kids.

My mrs slept apart from me for 3 months at the start,due to her fear of giving it to us and our son,all our shoes had to
be taken off and left near the front door and everything disinfected when we came home from work,I coud go on and on.

then that **** and his motley crew did what they wanted , its effected me and my wife and took a long time to get back to normal.

last night triggered my wife and she began sobbing its not nice to see or witness.

a nurse who took my wife under her wing when she first moved on to ITU ,was African,she contracted covid and died within a month, I pass her memorial garden at tameside most days.

RIP Miri

Your wife is a wonderful person mate and you and your family clearly went through a lot. I'm not suprised you are angry. I know words on a forum are meaningless but she has my gratitude as do all the other people who did the same.