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Fake news:
Hancock says he knew the goal of 100,000 tests by the end of the month was “audacious”.He says the government has met its goal.
The number of tests yesterday was 122,347, he says.
They've provided this many tests but not actually performed them
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Originally posted by ladymuck View Post[RANT]
Having not been present when the 100k was very first mentioned, I have a suspicion that it was initially said to shut up a journalist who, like many on this forum, demand absolute numbers and certainty and essentially wanted a nice sturdy noose to hang someone from.
They got that noose with bells on and they are now very much enjoying their public hanging because they backed the government into a corner. Well aren't they Billy Big Bollocks. Did that tactic improve anything? Has it taken resources away from other areas to fulfill this target that should never have been demanded nor set?
Testing should be happening and no-one denies that. However it should be targeted and controlled but the foamy mouthed braying masses want more, they always want more. They expect a magic tree of money, tests, beds, kit, jobs, etc etc etc all available instantly, on demand when they say they want it because they know better than anyone else.
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You're lucky more intelligent people questioned the government approach back in mid-March or we'd be in a much worse place than we are now.
And if they hadn't been such useless coonts in the 1st place we'd be thinking now of easing off rather than having to wait another 3 weeks.
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Originally posted by ladymuck View Post[RANT]
Having not been present when the 100k was very first mentioned, I have a suspicion that it was initially said to shut up a journalist who, like many on this forum, demand absolute numbers and certainty and essentially wanted a nice sturdy noose to hang someone from.
They got that noose with bells on and they are now very much enjoying their public hanging because they backed the government into a corner. Well aren't they Billy Big Bollocks. Did that tactic improve anything? Has it taken resources away from other areas to fulfill this target that should never have been demanded nor set?
Testing should be happening and no-one denies that. However it should be targeted and controlled but the foamy mouthed braying masses want more, they always want more. They expect a magic tree of money, tests, beds, kit, jobs, etc etc etc all available instantly, on demand when they say they want it because they know better than anyone else.
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[RANT]
Having not been present when the 100k was very first mentioned, I have a suspicion that it was initially said to shut up a journalist who, like many on this forum, demand absolute numbers and certainty and essentially wanted a nice sturdy noose to hang someone from.
They got that noose with bells on and they are now very much enjoying their public hanging because they backed the government into a corner. Well aren't they Billy Big Bollocks. Did that tactic improve anything? Has it taken resources away from other areas to fulfill this target that should never have been demanded nor set?
Testing should be happening and no-one denies that. However it should be targeted and controlled but the foamy mouthed braying masses want more, they always want more. They expect a magic tree of money, tests, beds, kit, jobs, etc etc etc all available instantly, on demand when they say they want it because they know better than anyone else.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostJust change the goalposts: Revealed: How government changed the rules to hit 100,000 tests target | News | Health Service Journal
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It's like when the first NHS England surgery waiting time targets came in (mid-'90s?) and on the last day of the month they would wheel a few patients into the Theatre suite before midnight because that counted.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostJust change the goalposts: Revealed: How government changed the rules to hit 100,000 tests target | News | Health Service Journal
you mean politicians lie eek
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