Conservatives (in)action

[Tommy Tainant]

Its true. We turned down 50,000 ventilators from the EU because we are free and all that.
The look on that girls face though..........................."30 ???"

 

[toobfreak]

Its true. We turned down 50,000 ventilators from the EU because we are free and all that.
The look on that girls face though..........................."30 ???"

That's OK. We always know that if we need any air, we can always get all the hot air we need off of you.

 

[gallantwarrior]

Ah, fuck off. I didn't see, read, or hear anywhere that non-conservatives were pushing for any better, more prompt responses. Government is overall at fault for this kind of failure but they sure are using it to their advantage to seize more draconian control of the population. I am far less frightened by this virus than I am of my government.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

The UK was free when it was in the EU.

Out of the EU the UK isn’t any more free, just more alone.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Even the tory press have lost patience with them now. My neighbour is a nurse who has been working without ppe for weeks. He has it and is now in isolation. He volunteered and served in the Stan where he was probably safer than working for this shit government.

Fuck off Boris you useless ****.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

The UK was free when it was in the EU.

Out of the EU the UK isn’t any more free, just more alone.

This is good practice for when we eventually leave.

 

[SmokeALib]

Not another Trump hate thread. Don't you worthless leftist traitors have anything else to do?

 

[SweetSue92]

Its true. We turned down 50,000 ventilators from the EU because we are free and all that.
The look on that girls face though..........................."30 ???"

Here's a question. What free enterprise, what capitalism does the UK actually have anymore? See here in our capitalist system that you hate, we actually have factories, manufacturers and producers who, you know, can make stuff. And since you hate all that SO MUCH Tommy, I'm really sincerely hoping we send you not one single ventilator, not one.

Live by a Socialist Utopia, die by a Socialist Utopia.

 

[SweetSue92]

Tommy our car companies are going to build ventilators, see. Ford and GM. They should have 10,000 by the end of May and something like 50,000 by July.

Again: what industries in the UK are going to build ventilators? Or are you going to get them from your good old friend that you're always talking SO HIGHLY of here, the US?

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Tommy our car companies are going to build ventilators, see. Ford and GM. They should have 10,000 by the end of May and something like 50,000 by July.

Again: what industries in the UK are going to build ventilators? Or are you going to get them from your good old friend that you're always talking SO HIGHLY of here, the US?

Our factories offered this to our government and were knocked back. Then the contracts were awarded to party donors. See Dyson and JCB.
They also refused help from the EU on purely ideological grounds because we are , duh, independent now.

Gtech told not to produce much-needed ventilators by the government, chief executive says

CITY-BASED manufacture Gtech has been told by the government to not produce much-needed ventilators less than a week after getting the go-ahead, the…

www.worcesternews.co.uk

Gove defends not joining EU ventilator scheme

The cabinet minister says that the UK has not been disadvantaged by the government's decision not to join.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[SweetSue92]

Tommy our car companies are going to build ventilators, see. Ford and GM. They should have 10,000 by the end of May and something like 50,000 by July.

Again: what industries in the UK are going to build ventilators? Or are you going to get them from your good old friend that you're always talking SO HIGHLY of here, the US?

Our factories offered this to our government and were knocked back. Then the contracts were awarded to party donors. See Dyson and JCB.
They also refused help from the EU on purely ideological grounds because we are , duh, independent now.

Gtech told not to produce much-needed ventilators by the government, chief executive says

CITY-BASED manufacture Gtech has been told by the government to not produce much-needed ventilators less than a week after getting the go-ahead, the…

www.worcesternews.co.uk

Gove defends not joining EU ventilator scheme

The cabinet minister says that the UK has not been disadvantaged by the government's decision not to join.

www.bbc.co.uk

So, the private sector is still producing ventilators, while in the entire NHS you had....8,000. Wow

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Tommy our car companies are going to build ventilators, see. Ford and GM. They should have 10,000 by the end of May and something like 50,000 by July.

Again: what industries in the UK are going to build ventilators? Or are you going to get them from your good old friend that you're always talking SO HIGHLY of here, the US?

Our factories offered this to our government and were knocked back. Then the contracts were awarded to party donors. See Dyson and JCB.
They also refused help from the EU on purely ideological grounds because we are , duh, independent now.

Gtech told not to produce much-needed ventilators by the government, chief executive says

CITY-BASED manufacture Gtech has been told by the government to not produce much-needed ventilators less than a week after getting the go-ahead, the…

www.worcesternews.co.uk

Gove defends not joining EU ventilator scheme

The cabinet minister says that the UK has not been disadvantaged by the government's decision not to join.

www.bbc.co.uk

So, the private sector is still producing ventilators, while in the entire NHS you had....8,000. Wow

Tory donors are producing ventilators, 30 at least, to the exclusion of non tory donors. I don't think that is how free markets work.
I am not convinced that you have any interest in the subject though. You are just trying to score points to support your nutty world view.

 

[SweetSue92]

Tommy our car companies are going to build ventilators, see. Ford and GM. They should have 10,000 by the end of May and something like 50,000 by July.

Again: what industries in the UK are going to build ventilators? Or are you going to get them from your good old friend that you're always talking SO HIGHLY of here, the US?

Our factories offered this to our government and were knocked back. Then the contracts were awarded to party donors. See Dyson and JCB.
They also refused help from the EU on purely ideological grounds because we are , duh, independent now.

Gtech told not to produce much-needed ventilators by the government, chief executive says

CITY-BASED manufacture Gtech has been told by the government to not produce much-needed ventilators less than a week after getting the go-ahead, the…

www.worcesternews.co.uk

Gove defends not joining EU ventilator scheme

The cabinet minister says that the UK has not been disadvantaged by the government's decision not to join.

www.bbc.co.uk

So, the private sector is still producing ventilators, while in the entire NHS you had....8,000. Wow

Tory donors are producing ventilators, 30 at least, to the exclusion of non tory donors. I don't think that is how free markets work.
I am not convinced that you have any interest in the subject though. You are just trying to score points to support your nutty world view.

The US, with our healthcare system which you think is so terrible, has enough ventilators for about .062% of our population--about 200,000 ventilators for 320 million people.

You have 8,000 ventilators in that NHS you love so dearly with a population of 66.44 million people. That means your percentage is .015%

Good luck, I mean it, to anyone who needs a vent. That's just...really bad

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Tommy our car companies are going to build ventilators, see. Ford and GM. They should have 10,000 by the end of May and something like 50,000 by July.

Again: what industries in the UK are going to build ventilators? Or are you going to get them from your good old friend that you're always talking SO HIGHLY of here, the US?

Our factories offered this to our government and were knocked back. Then the contracts were awarded to party donors. See Dyson and JCB.
They also refused help from the EU on purely ideological grounds because we are , duh, independent now.

Gtech told not to produce much-needed ventilators by the government, chief executive says

CITY-BASED manufacture Gtech has been told by the government to not produce much-needed ventilators less than a week after getting the go-ahead, the…

www.worcesternews.co.uk

Gove defends not joining EU ventilator scheme

The cabinet minister says that the UK has not been disadvantaged by the government's decision not to join.

www.bbc.co.uk

So, the private sector is still producing ventilators, while in the entire NHS you had....8,000. Wow

Tory donors are producing ventilators, 30 at least, to the exclusion of non tory donors. I don't think that is how free markets work.
I am not convinced that you have any interest in the subject though. You are just trying to score points to support your nutty world view.

The US, with our healthcare system which you think is so terrible, has enough ventilators for about .062% of our population--about 200,000 ventilators for 320 million people.

You have 8,000 ventilators in that NHS you love so dearly with a population of 66.44 million people. That means your percentage is .015%

Good luck, I mean it, to anyone who needs a vent. That's just...really bad

I have explained to you why that is but it doesn't fit your dogma riddled world view. Your navy is currently supporting your health system because it cant cope. Socialism in action. Fantastic.

 

[SweetSue92]

Tommy our car companies are going to build ventilators, see. Ford and GM. They should have 10,000 by the end of May and something like 50,000 by July.

Again: what industries in the UK are going to build ventilators? Or are you going to get them from your good old friend that you're always talking SO HIGHLY of here, the US?

Our factories offered this to our government and were knocked back. Then the contracts were awarded to party donors. See Dyson and JCB.
They also refused help from the EU on purely ideological grounds because we are , duh, independent now.

Gtech told not to produce much-needed ventilators by the government, chief executive says

CITY-BASED manufacture Gtech has been told by the government to not produce much-needed ventilators less than a week after getting the go-ahead, the…

www.worcesternews.co.uk

Gove defends not joining EU ventilator scheme

The cabinet minister says that the UK has not been disadvantaged by the government's decision not to join.

www.bbc.co.uk

So, the private sector is still producing ventilators, while in the entire NHS you had....8,000. Wow

Tory donors are producing ventilators, 30 at least, to the exclusion of non tory donors. I don't think that is how free markets work.
I am not convinced that you have any interest in the subject though. You are just trying to score points to support your nutty world view.

The US, with our healthcare system which you think is so terrible, has enough ventilators for about .062% of our population--about 200,000 ventilators for 320 million people.

You have 8,000 ventilators in that NHS you love so dearly with a population of 66.44 million people. That means your percentage is .015%

Good luck, I mean it, to anyone who needs a vent. That's just...really bad

I have explained to you why that is but it doesn't fit your dogma riddled world view. Your navy is currently supporting your health system because it cant cope. Socialism in action. Fantastic.

Will your navy be able to support the NHS?

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Tommy our car companies are going to build ventilators, see. Ford and GM. They should have 10,000 by the end of May and something like 50,000 by July.

Again: what industries in the UK are going to build ventilators? Or are you going to get them from your good old friend that you're always talking SO HIGHLY of here, the US?

Our factories offered this to our government and were knocked back. Then the contracts were awarded to party donors. See Dyson and JCB.
They also refused help from the EU on purely ideological grounds because we are , duh, independent now.

Gtech told not to produce much-needed ventilators by the government, chief executive says

CITY-BASED manufacture Gtech has been told by the government to not produce much-needed ventilators less than a week after getting the go-ahead, the…

www.worcesternews.co.uk

Gove defends not joining EU ventilator scheme

The cabinet minister says that the UK has not been disadvantaged by the government's decision not to join.

www.bbc.co.uk

So, the private sector is still producing ventilators, while in the entire NHS you had....8,000. Wow

Tory donors are producing ventilators, 30 at least, to the exclusion of non tory donors. I don't think that is how free markets work.
I am not convinced that you have any interest in the subject though. You are just trying to score points to support your nutty world view.

The US, with our healthcare system which you think is so terrible, has enough ventilators for about .062% of our population--about 200,000 ventilators for 320 million people.

You have 8,000 ventilators in that NHS you love so dearly with a population of 66.44 million people. That means your percentage is .015%

Good luck, I mean it, to anyone who needs a vent. That's just...really bad

I have explained to you why that is but it doesn't fit your dogma riddled world view. Your navy is currently supporting your health system because it cant cope. Socialism in action. Fantastic.

Will your navy be able to support the NHS?

It would be good if our conservative government did so.