Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 16:24 - Sep 25 with 1394 views | Kilkennyjack |
Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 14:18 - Sep 25 by Scotia | What it absolutley proves is how stupid it was for Wales to be in a longer lock down than England. Pubs and restaurants have had their hours curtailed at exactly the same time as England but with a month less to build up some funds to cover the inevitable. The actions of WG have probably shut business and cost jobs for absolutley no reason. |
Rubbish. It proves that Drakefords caution was well placed and appropriate. Johnson opening up too early, ensured that a second wave was inevitable. Johnson gets everything wrong. | |
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Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 16:31 - Sep 25 with 1379 views | Highjack |
Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 16:24 - Sep 25 by Kilkennyjack | Rubbish. It proves that Drakefords caution was well placed and appropriate. Johnson opening up too early, ensured that a second wave was inevitable. Johnson gets everything wrong. |
They’re all a bunch of clueless buffoons Kilky. Get your head out of Drakefords perfectly chiseled and astoundingly beautiful arse for ten minutes and you’ll see. | |
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Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 16:46 - Sep 25 with 1357 views | Scotia |
Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 16:24 - Sep 25 by Kilkennyjack | Rubbish. It proves that Drakefords caution was well placed and appropriate. Johnson opening up too early, ensured that a second wave was inevitable. Johnson gets everything wrong. |
So Swansea going back in to lockdown before cities like Bristol, Plymouth, Southampton, Portsmouth, Brighton oh and London shows that Drakeford's caution was well placed? OK then. | | | |
Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 16:56 - Sep 25 with 1333 views | britferry | I wonder how many the 8 workers at the Bank Statement on Wind St passed it on to? | |
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Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 16:57 - Sep 25 with 1334 views | exhmrc1 |
Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 16:46 - Sep 25 by Scotia | So Swansea going back in to lockdown before cities like Bristol, Plymouth, Southampton, Portsmouth, Brighton oh and London shows that Drakeford's caution was well placed? OK then. |
So your now cherry picking. How about Birmingham, Greater Manchester, the North East, Leicester etc which all went into lockdown before anywhere in Wales and went into lockdown because Johnson opened pubs earlier than Drakeford and it spread earlier. The reality is that since both countries have opened up pubs cases have multiplied and it has been made far worse by Johnson opening up our borders with Air Bridges. People went on holidays to a multitude of countries which they were told were safe only to bring coronavirus back with them. The end result is that many more businesses will end up closing due to following your policy to save the travel and hospitality industries. How many jobs are going to go in things like factories, offices and shops for letting the virus in and allowing it to spread. Confidence is now back to rock bottom. Listen to the head of Next today. Look at the reality of how places that closed their borders have fared compared to us. The evidence is clear but it doesnt suit your wishes. | | | |
Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 16:57 - Sep 25 with 1332 views | Kilkennyjack |
Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 16:46 - Sep 25 by Scotia | So Swansea going back in to lockdown before cities like Bristol, Plymouth, Southampton, Portsmouth, Brighton oh and London shows that Drakeford's caution was well placed? OK then. |
So Drakeford opening up earlier would have had a better outcome for Wales ? Ok then. | |
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Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 17:00 - Sep 25 with 1327 views | Vincent_Vega |
Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 16:31 - Sep 25 by Highjack | They’re all a bunch of clueless buffoons Kilky. Get your head out of Drakefords perfectly chiseled and astoundingly beautiful arse for ten minutes and you’ll see. |
I think I speak for all when I say what an utterly exquisite place to preside. | |
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Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 18:11 - Sep 25 with 1292 views | Andy1300 | By locking down constantly, you are just kicking the can down the road, when they are lifted again, cases will rise again, we need to live with it and shield the vulnerable. We can’t go on this way forever, people are suffering with their mental health and their jobs but hey ho, you people who are retired, crack on with your fear! | |
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Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 18:15 - Sep 25 with 1287 views | Kilkennyjack |
Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 16:57 - Sep 25 by exhmrc1 | So your now cherry picking. How about Birmingham, Greater Manchester, the North East, Leicester etc which all went into lockdown before anywhere in Wales and went into lockdown because Johnson opened pubs earlier than Drakeford and it spread earlier. The reality is that since both countries have opened up pubs cases have multiplied and it has been made far worse by Johnson opening up our borders with Air Bridges. People went on holidays to a multitude of countries which they were told were safe only to bring coronavirus back with them. The end result is that many more businesses will end up closing due to following your policy to save the travel and hospitality industries. How many jobs are going to go in things like factories, offices and shops for letting the virus in and allowing it to spread. Confidence is now back to rock bottom. Listen to the head of Next today. Look at the reality of how places that closed their borders have fared compared to us. The evidence is clear but it doesnt suit your wishes. |
🆠....... This guy wins â˜ï¸ [Post edited 25 Sep 2020 18:16]
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Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 18:22 - Sep 25 with 1275 views | Kilkennyjack |
Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 18:11 - Sep 25 by Andy1300 | By locking down constantly, you are just kicking the can down the road, when they are lifted again, cases will rise again, we need to live with it and shield the vulnerable. We can’t go on this way forever, people are suffering with their mental health and their jobs but hey ho, you people who are retired, crack on with your fear! |
Track, trace and local lockdowns. Get on top of the virus. You cant fight it if you dont know where it is. WHO been saying it for ages. Our government of clowns and incompetants are simply not up the job. They think its funny to call the failing track and trace system the ‘NHS Track and Trace’ because they want to protect it from criticism. Its outsourced to Dido and friends - and failing badly. Lets call it what it is. | |
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Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 18:29 - Sep 25 with 1264 views | Andy1300 |
Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 18:22 - Sep 25 by Kilkennyjack | Track, trace and local lockdowns. Get on top of the virus. You cant fight it if you dont know where it is. WHO been saying it for ages. Our government of clowns and incompetants are simply not up the job. They think its funny to call the failing track and trace system the ‘NHS Track and Trace’ because they want to protect it from criticism. Its outsourced to Dido and friends - and failing badly. Lets call it what it is. |
More and more of the medical profession are saying the same | |
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Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 18:33 - Sep 25 with 1251 views | Andy1300 | | |
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Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 18:36 - Sep 25 with 1242 views | shingle |
Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 13:32 - Sep 25 by Highjack | Absolute joke. They don’t know what they’re doing. |
I would say not sure what there doing. | | | |
Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 18:40 - Sep 25 with 1231 views | Andy1300 | | |
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Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 18:41 - Sep 25 with 1222 views | Andy1300 | | |
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Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 18:55 - Sep 25 with 1205 views | shingle |
Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 16:07 - Sep 25 by Highjack | Surely everybody is anti covid? |
We are slowly removing the plaster from the wound, and opening it back up, now Sweden ripped the plaster right off. and let the wound heal naturally, and of course they have saved far more lives at all levels of health then the amount of Covid deaths will ever achieve, a rush of 5000 odd deaths from Covid back in April and they were ridiculed and accused of causing an impending disaster, yet now currently still 5000 odd deaths 5 months later and the infection rate dropping all the time, wonder why the subject of Sweden is avoided like the plaque by the UK gov and media, excuse the pun. | | | |
Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 19:03 - Sep 25 with 1190 views | Highjack |
Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 18:29 - Sep 25 by Andy1300 | More and more of the medical profession are saying the same |
I’m leaning towards this more and more. I was fully behind lockdown in March mainly because the thought of a deadly virus ravaging through my lovely 98 year old grans care home was just vile to me and we all want to protect those we love. But now it’s nearly October, I haven’t been able to see her in over six months. She’s now allowed one family visitor once a week for half an hour (cancelled if it’s raining) which is obviously my mum. The rest of the time she’s probably lying in bed wondering why the f*ck everybody has abandoned her. The carers all come in kitted out in masks and goggles and gloves, she’s probably not seen a friendly face or a smile. She has dementia so they won’t be able to explain what’s happening. She must be bloody terrified. The harm we are doing seems to be massively outweigh the risks. If she had the choice she would take the risk of the virus if it meant having her family around rather than just lying alone for months. | |
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Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 20:27 - Sep 25 with 1139 views | Kilkennyjack |
Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 19:03 - Sep 25 by Highjack | I’m leaning towards this more and more. I was fully behind lockdown in March mainly because the thought of a deadly virus ravaging through my lovely 98 year old grans care home was just vile to me and we all want to protect those we love. But now it’s nearly October, I haven’t been able to see her in over six months. She’s now allowed one family visitor once a week for half an hour (cancelled if it’s raining) which is obviously my mum. The rest of the time she’s probably lying in bed wondering why the f*ck everybody has abandoned her. The carers all come in kitted out in masks and goggles and gloves, she’s probably not seen a friendly face or a smile. She has dementia so they won’t be able to explain what’s happening. She must be bloody terrified. The harm we are doing seems to be massively outweigh the risks. If she had the choice she would take the risk of the virus if it meant having her family around rather than just lying alone for months. |
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Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 20:43 - Sep 25 with 1131 views | onehunglow | These stores have well paid managers and supervision staff.No reason whatsoever for not challenging. They stop,detain and challenge shoplifters. Odd balls or not. One of my early career was in retail management I stopped ,brought back to store,and searched thieve. Then , Police called and statement given with possible future court appearance. If we do not challenge those who break the rules,bad things happen,which is exactly what is happening now. | |
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Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 20:56 - Sep 25 with 1119 views | Neath_Jack |
Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 20:43 - Sep 25 by onehunglow | These stores have well paid managers and supervision staff.No reason whatsoever for not challenging. They stop,detain and challenge shoplifters. Odd balls or not. One of my early career was in retail management I stopped ,brought back to store,and searched thieve. Then , Police called and statement given with possible future court appearance. If we do not challenge those who break the rules,bad things happen,which is exactly what is happening now. |
When challenged, they'll just say they have a medical condition. What you going to do then? Things are never as straight forward as you like to state. | |
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Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 20:59 - Sep 25 with 1111 views | onehunglow | Wel,friend,if they are ,they should be able to prove it.We have a friend who is exempt ;she works in Sainsbury. What would I do,? If manager err on the side of safety and have her /him ejected from the store as I would not want anyone to be infected because of them.No doubt ,you ll disagree but ,if we do nothing,we are fecked. We really are. Anyway,thank for a decent exchange of views. | |
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Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 21:04 - Sep 25 with 1106 views | Neath_Jack |
Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 20:59 - Sep 25 by onehunglow | Wel,friend,if they are ,they should be able to prove it.We have a friend who is exempt ;she works in Sainsbury. What would I do,? If manager err on the side of safety and have her /him ejected from the store as I would not want anyone to be infected because of them.No doubt ,you ll disagree but ,if we do nothing,we are fecked. We really are. Anyway,thank for a decent exchange of views. |
Incorrect, they do not have to prove it. And how do you prove you have a metal illness or PTSD? | |
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Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 21:05 - Sep 25 with 1104 views | Dr_Winston | The summer lockdown has solved nothing. All that has happened is that the inevitable infections have been delayed until Autumn, which makes things worse as cold/flu infections start rising now too. Hence the overrunning of test centres as anyone with a sniffle now wants a test as they think they have Covid. Quite why the UK and Devolved Governments now think that yet another lockdown is the answer when the last one was so pointless is something that future generations will study and wonder about. There is no way out of this without a vaccine or enough immunity to stop it spreading. It's f*cking ludicrous that the emphasis has shifted from "protect the NHS" to "prevent infection" so easily. Infections don't need to be prevented. They need to be managed so those at least risk are most likely to get them. [Post edited 25 Sep 2020 21:29]
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Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 21:06 - Sep 25 with 1101 views | Andy1300 |
Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 18:55 - Sep 25 by shingle | We are slowly removing the plaster from the wound, and opening it back up, now Sweden ripped the plaster right off. and let the wound heal naturally, and of course they have saved far more lives at all levels of health then the amount of Covid deaths will ever achieve, a rush of 5000 odd deaths from Covid back in April and they were ridiculed and accused of causing an impending disaster, yet now currently still 5000 odd deaths 5 months later and the infection rate dropping all the time, wonder why the subject of Sweden is avoided like the plaque by the UK gov and media, excuse the pun. |
It’s pathetic, we were going to go down the same route but the press bullied the government and that hideously over estimated death figure ensured we didn’t. The usual suspects will be along shortly to tell you that Sweden isn’t really that well off compared to the rest of Europe. [Post edited 25 Sep 2020 21:10]
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Here we go, Swansea in lockdown on 21:06 - Sep 25 with 1097 views | jack2jack | It's a sh!t show of the highest order. Some excellent posts on here, and I'm with many. We learn to live with it.The affects of this is going to be felt for many a year. It's been handled dreadfully, it's a travesty. | | | |
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