| Disunited Britain 09:07 - May 8 with 6475 views | PentyrchJack |
At a time when we are commemorating VE Day as one nation, why on earth can't Johnson, Sturgeon and Drakeford coordinate their respective announcements on COVID 19 lockdown arrangements?
I understand the political imperatives for devolution but surely they should all be sufficiently mature to synchronise both the content and timing of the message?
Churchill oversaw the greatest victory by working with our allies and this bunch of morons today can't even synchronise their watches. |  |
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| Disunited Britain on 09:31 - May 8 with 4929 views | Kilkennyjack |
I am guessing because the UK numbers remain dreadful and so if you call this one wrong then 10’s of 1000’s could die.
Comrade Nicola and Professor Mark Drakeford are putting the health of people first , and therefore favour a low risk next step at a time when the numbers are better.
Johnson is probably just bored now, he does not like detail, and as the rest of the world - with better numbers - starts to unlock then why not UK as well ?
Also his moneyed supporters favour wealth over health.
Its a very positive thing that Boris cant simply make a reckless decision without any meaningful debate. Its too important.
Follow the numbers, and the real science.
Not Cummings science. |  |
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| Disunited Britain on 10:56 - May 8 with 4814 views | Highjack |
Churchill and Atlee were enemies politically but put all that aside to come together for an extraordinary duo who complimented each other in the national interest.
None of the individuals involved today have anywhere near that level of maturity. In the instance of Ms Sturgeon it’s literally her job to help the UK fail. She’d be standing on Hadrians wall welcoming the Wehrmacht with open arms. |  |
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| Disunited Britain on 11:03 - May 8 with 4806 views | BytholWyn |
| Disunited Britain on 10:56 - May 8 by Highjack |
Churchill and Atlee were enemies politically but put all that aside to come together for an extraordinary duo who complimented each other in the national interest.
None of the individuals involved today have anywhere near that level of maturity. In the instance of Ms Sturgeon it’s literally her job to help the UK fail. She’d be standing on Hadrians wall welcoming the Wehrmacht with open arms. |
I enjoy your posts, even if I rarely agree with them, but you've embarrassed yourself here. |  | | |
| Disunited Britain on 11:07 - May 8 with 4799 views | Dr_Winston |
| Disunited Britain on 11:03 - May 8 by BytholWyn |
I enjoy your posts, even if I rarely agree with them, but you've embarrassed yourself here. |
Not suggesting for a second that Wee Jimmy would throw her arms open in welcome to the Wehrmacht, but if she did, she wouldn't be the first Scottish Nationalist to do so...
https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2001/may/09/highereducation.humanities |  |
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| Disunited Britain on 11:12 - May 8 with 4791 views | swan85 |
| Disunited Britain on 09:31 - May 8 by Kilkennyjack |
I am guessing because the UK numbers remain dreadful and so if you call this one wrong then 10’s of 1000’s could die.
Comrade Nicola and Professor Mark Drakeford are putting the health of people first , and therefore favour a low risk next step at a time when the numbers are better.
Johnson is probably just bored now, he does not like detail, and as the rest of the world - with better numbers - starts to unlock then why not UK as well ?
Also his moneyed supporters favour wealth over health.
Its a very positive thing that Boris cant simply make a reckless decision without any meaningful debate. Its too important.
Follow the numbers, and the real science.
Not Cummings science. |
I agree with a lot of what you say there, particularly the proper science and not Cummings. This government do have questions to answer, herd immunity, testing availability, PPE to name a few. But something tells me if the Westminster government said another 3 weeks lock down, NS would be the first to say they have it wrong. |  | | |
| Disunited Britain on 11:22 - May 8 with 4765 views | WarwickHunt |
| Disunited Britain on 10:56 - May 8 by Highjack |
Churchill and Atlee were enemies politically but put all that aside to come together for an extraordinary duo who complimented each other in the national interest.
None of the individuals involved today have anywhere near that level of maturity. In the instance of Ms Sturgeon it’s literally her job to help the UK fail. She’d be standing on Hadrians wall welcoming the Wehrmacht with open arms. |
Put another couple of layers on that tinfoil hat... |  | | |
| Disunited Britain on 12:00 - May 8 with 4727 views | sherpajacob |
Providing a consistent clear message is not Johnsons (cummings) modus operandi. he's only got where he is by telling people want they want to hear, even if it means giving completely contradictory messages to different audiences.
Floating ideas through the media via anonymous sources. If popular they'll run with it, if not they'll deny all knowledge.
Its the worst possible approach during a pandemic, and one reason for our terrible death rates, but its works for Johnson politically. The number of shitforbrains who say he's doing a good job and will vote for him is evidence of that. |  |
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| Disunited Britain on 12:24 - May 8 with 4676 views | Highjack |
| Disunited Britain on 11:22 - May 8 by WarwickHunt |
Put another couple of layers on that tinfoil hat... |
It’s obviously satire.
They never would have allowed a woman anywhere near the leadership office in the forties. | |
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| Disunited Britain on 12:29 - May 8 with 4667 views | WarwickHunt |
| Disunited Britain on 10:56 - May 8 by Highjack |
Churchill and Atlee were enemies politically but put all that aside to come together for an extraordinary duo who complimented each other in the national interest.
None of the individuals involved today have anywhere near that level of maturity. In the instance of Ms Sturgeon it’s literally her job to help the UK fail. She’d be standing on Hadrians wall welcoming the Wehrmacht with open arms. |
Complimented each other?
You’re fab, Clem!
Winnie, you’re brilliant too! | | | |
| Disunited Britain on 12:39 - May 8 with 4637 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Disunited Britain on 12:29 - May 8 by WarwickHunt |
Complimented each other?
You’re fab, Clem!
Winnie, you’re brilliant too! |
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| Disunited Britain on 12:47 - May 8 with 4624 views | builthjack |
Let's hope Johnson follows Mark's directive. |  |
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| Disunited Britain on 13:12 - May 8 with 4593 views | Highjack |
| Disunited Britain on 12:29 - May 8 by WarwickHunt |
Complimented each other?
You’re fab, Clem!
Winnie, you’re brilliant too! |
Of course. Being nice to each other is how they kept the morale up. Along with jovial comments such as “Is that a cigar in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me?”
But I also forgot to add in the original post that being diametrically opposite individuals in lots of different ways meant that ones strengths made up for the deficiencies in the other, and vice versa. | |
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| Disunited Britain on 14:04 - May 8 with 4545 views | TenbySwan |
I have followed this very closely.
Since the early days Westminster were making announcements totally disregarding and without consulting the devolved administrations in Scotland and Wales.
They.have hijacked PPE and tests orders made by Wales and threatened the suppliers that they would be banned from Supplying the much bigger NHS in England if they supplied Wales.
They have done everything they can to try and embarrass the devolved administrations to try and make themselves look good and one of the main reasons without doubt is the Assembly elections next year.
Sturgeon and Drakeford are now on the front foot. (Quite rightly), and protecting the interests of their Countries. [Post edited 8 May 2020 14:08]
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| Disunited Britain on 14:12 - May 8 with 4521 views | swan65split |
We have the Kranky doing her Full Monty bit and drakeford and Boris all trying to show who can p"iss the furthest. while the Country is supposed to be in lock down.....lock down my arse, ive just spent 10 mins watching traffic fly up and down the A48 in PT.
Theres no personnel to police a lock down, its been eroding since Easter. God help us! |  | | |
| Disunited Britain on 14:27 - May 8 with 4500 views | Highjack |
| Disunited Britain on 14:04 - May 8 by TenbySwan |
I have followed this very closely.
Since the early days Westminster were making announcements totally disregarding and without consulting the devolved administrations in Scotland and Wales.
They.have hijacked PPE and tests orders made by Wales and threatened the suppliers that they would be banned from Supplying the much bigger NHS in England if they supplied Wales.
They have done everything they can to try and embarrass the devolved administrations to try and make themselves look good and one of the main reasons without doubt is the Assembly elections next year.
Sturgeon and Drakeford are now on the front foot. (Quite rightly), and protecting the interests of their Countries. [Post edited 8 May 2020 14:08]
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These are the fundamental problems with devolution in a way. When it comes to health all four devolved areas are responsible for the health service in each area with Westminster responsible for England alone. Westminster shouldn’t really have to consult or regard the other parliaments when making announcements or decisions regarding health, just like the other parliaments are free to announce their own health strategies. And although it’s true that in a perfect world they should all work together in perfect harmony, in reality they’re almost in competition with each other because none of them want to lose face by doing worse than the others. Westminster are right to fight for every bit of PPE and testing they can get for England. They wouldn’t be doing their jobs otherwise. You’d hope the Senedd would be doing the same for the people of Wales.
It’s a shit situation and I’ve said for years that they need to find a way of taking the health service out of politics. Having four separate governments all saying different things and scrapping over the details just adds to the confusion. | |
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| Disunited Britain on 14:35 - May 8 with 4475 views | Catullus |
| Disunited Britain on 14:27 - May 8 by Highjack |
These are the fundamental problems with devolution in a way. When it comes to health all four devolved areas are responsible for the health service in each area with Westminster responsible for England alone. Westminster shouldn’t really have to consult or regard the other parliaments when making announcements or decisions regarding health, just like the other parliaments are free to announce their own health strategies. And although it’s true that in a perfect world they should all work together in perfect harmony, in reality they’re almost in competition with each other because none of them want to lose face by doing worse than the others. Westminster are right to fight for every bit of PPE and testing they can get for England. They wouldn’t be doing their jobs otherwise. You’d hope the Senedd would be doing the same for the people of Wales.
It’s a shit situation and I’ve said for years that they need to find a way of taking the health service out of politics. Having four separate governments all saying different things and scrapping over the details just adds to the confusion. |
I've said this before too. It's the national health service for the UK and should be treated as such.
We don't have devolved powers over Welsh regiments, Welsh named ships, Welsh RAF bases because that would obviously be ridiculous, isn't it just as ridiculous for the NHS? | |
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| Disunited Britain on 17:34 - May 8 with 4392 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Disunited Britain on 14:27 - May 8 by Highjack |
These are the fundamental problems with devolution in a way. When it comes to health all four devolved areas are responsible for the health service in each area with Westminster responsible for England alone. Westminster shouldn’t really have to consult or regard the other parliaments when making announcements or decisions regarding health, just like the other parliaments are free to announce their own health strategies. And although it’s true that in a perfect world they should all work together in perfect harmony, in reality they’re almost in competition with each other because none of them want to lose face by doing worse than the others. Westminster are right to fight for every bit of PPE and testing they can get for England. They wouldn’t be doing their jobs otherwise. You’d hope the Senedd would be doing the same for the people of Wales.
It’s a shit situation and I’ve said for years that they need to find a way of taking the health service out of politics. Having four separate governments all saying different things and scrapping over the details just adds to the confusion. |
Absolutely not.
The UK govt should not be prioritising England over the other nations of the UK.
Thats not their job.
(In fact, i am not sure they have done so ?).
I know for a fact Welsh NHS has moved to PPE kit to English NHS areas where they have been short of PPE kit. Absolutely as they should. And vice versa.
The likes of Boris would say competition is good and drives up good public services ... [Post edited 8 May 2020 17:36]
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| Disunited Britain on 17:42 - May 8 with 4377 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Disunited Britain on 14:35 - May 8 by Catullus |
I've said this before too. It's the national health service for the UK and should be treated as such.
We don't have devolved powers over Welsh regiments, Welsh named ships, Welsh RAF bases because that would obviously be ridiculous, isn't it just as ridiculous for the NHS? |
No its not ridiculous.
If you are correct, then its far far better for the EU to control things across the whole of Europe and just tell us what to do.... 🤷â€â™‚ï¸ ... i thought that was bad thinking now ...?
However you make an excellent point on the welsh parliament having full control over welsh military.
We would save a fortune.
We would save many lives.
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| Disunited Britain on 17:54 - May 8 with 4361 views | Highjack |
| Disunited Britain on 17:34 - May 8 by Kilkennyjack |
Absolutely not.
The UK govt should not be prioritising England over the other nations of the UK.
Thats not their job.
(In fact, i am not sure they have done so ?).
I know for a fact Welsh NHS has moved to PPE kit to English NHS areas where they have been short of PPE kit. Absolutely as they should. And vice versa.
The likes of Boris would say competition is good and drives up good public services ... [Post edited 8 May 2020 17:36]
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You are missing the critical point. On the issue of health Westminster isn’t the UK government. It’s the English government. It should be prioritising England in that instance as only England is in its remit. | |
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| Disunited Britain on 18:01 - May 8 with 4351 views | BillyChong |
Wales and Scotland leading the way putting pressure on Johnson to put people before his cronies. Not a huge Drakeford fan but deserves credit today. | | | |
| Disunited Britain on 18:24 - May 8 with 4330 views | raynor94 |
| Disunited Britain on 18:01 - May 8 by BillyChong |
Wales and Scotland leading the way putting pressure on Johnson to put people before his cronies. Not a huge Drakeford fan but deserves credit today. |
What has he actually done? People have gone out as much they want to already, the Range garden centre has been open since day one.
And I might be wrong here but it will be up to individual Councils to open recycling centres. |  |
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| Disunited Britain on 19:09 - May 8 with 4286 views | Jackinexile1 |
| Disunited Britain on 18:24 - May 8 by raynor94 |
What has he actually done? People have gone out as much they want to already, the Range garden centre has been open since day one.
And I might be wrong here but it will be up to individual Councils to open recycling centres. |
Basically, nothing has changed. |  | | |
| Disunited Britain on 19:20 - May 8 with 4267 views | monmouth |
| Disunited Britain on 18:24 - May 8 by raynor94 |
What has he actually done? People have gone out as much they want to already, the Range garden centre has been open since day one.
And I might be wrong here but it will be up to individual Councils to open recycling centres. |
But that's what will put the shits up Johnno. Wales and Scotland will have changed nothing in material terms at all, by the time he comes to ponce off on Sunday. |  |
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| Disunited Britain on 19:23 - May 8 with 4259 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Disunited Britain on 18:24 - May 8 by raynor94 |
What has he actually done? People have gone out as much they want to already, the Range garden centre has been open since day one.
And I might be wrong here but it will be up to individual Councils to open recycling centres. |
Pretty much nothing. Which is exactly the right thing to do. |  |
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| Disunited Britain on 19:30 - May 8 with 4250 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Disunited Britain on 19:20 - May 8 by monmouth |
But that's what will put the shits up Johnno. Wales and Scotland will have changed nothing in material terms at all, by the time he comes to ponce off on Sunday. |
The messaging and briefing coming from Westminster in the last three days has been shocking. If everyone ignores the lockdown this weekend and results in many more unnecessary deaths the blame will be firmly on the off the record briefing to the papers.
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