Super Typhoon Haiyan

[scotty123]

Watching the news and its heartbreaking. £13 m raised in 24 hours, let's hope it gets used correctly.

Fixed that for you.

Marvellous very heartwarming i have even given a few bob myself, our marvellous government is giving generously as well pulling all the stops out to help people in distress and rightly so, RAF aircraft loaded to the gills with aid, Royal Navy ships dispatched, doctors and nurses flying out to help, our brave firemen and search and rescue teams hurrying to join in, brilliant makes you proud to be part of a nation that cares about human beings.

Meanwile my Mrs is suffering with Osteoarthritis that is slowly crippling her, her knees have swelled up like balloons this morning and she has only just managed to get out of her pit, her wrists are useless today she cannot pick anything up so its another day sat in looking after her

Her doctor told her the other day she really needs a knee replacement operation but the NHS cannot afford to pay for it as she is only 54 and its a waste of their resources, what had she been paying tax and national insurance for the last 39 years for then, marvellous, it really makes you proud

 

[BlueHammer85]

..... and people still believe in a god.

Seen it over the last few days on the news. Heart-breaking scenes. Poor sods.

Religious organizations around the world are one of the most charitable, my brother works for Tearfund and they have raised millions towards helping those people

 

[scotty123]

..... and people still believe in a god.

Seen it over the last few days on the news. Heart-breaking scenes. Poor sods.

Religious organizations around the world are one of the most charitable, my brother works for Tearfund and they have raised millions towards helping those people

Just seen the local vicar outside Sainsburys with a bucket