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Originally Posted by Moggo
I believe the reason we are doing it is primarily to ‘protect’ a decimated NHS who’s capacity was often at breaking point before this.
Without getting political they can’t afford to let the people see the true state the NHS was in so it’s a cover up exercise as much as anything.
Can you imagine on a world stage the ‘embarrassment’ of a collapsed health service and people dying in the streets?
It’s also become a muscle flexing exercise for countries, constant comparison of services, deaths, action plans etc. Certainly does not feel like the world is in this together.
I dread to think what happens if/when it hits some of the poorer African nations [emoji22]
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Africa doesn’t bear thinking about, I agree. Very sad to imagine...
But, on a positive NHS note, finishing the 4000 bed Nightingale Hospital, and the others planned, is an impressive achievement!