Hardback yes but I can’t tell if that poster meant she thinks freedom will come back.
Polly infection control. Those returning from abroad in February should have been asked to quarantine for two weeks.
Separate covid wards with full partitions between patients. If we can build the Nightingales, we can do that.
Full PPE should have been available as per the pandemic planning of ...was it 2016 or 2018? For hospitals and care homes.
Tracing should have been done the old way - tell your doctor, pass on very close contacts, not people you walked to the station with in fresh air! NHS staff then do the contacting.
The whole thing is an exercise in people control amd making money for pharma and tech. As it stands, if I get covid, my GP won’t even know!
Id have made HCQ available as many covid patients might benefit and will have had it before with no harm.
Money available for those shielding if need be.
Not telling people only to call an ambulance when lips are blue.
A committee of doctors and nurses in charge, those with experience of infectious disease, not epidemiologists with mathematical modelling and philosophy degrees.
Neil Ferguson nowhere near the show, look at his previous record.
Working at home where possible seems fine although people have gone mad with it, in my place you have to sanitise the lift buttons if you go in.
No mandatory masks - increases bacterial tonsillitis etc
No gatherings over 50 a la Sweden
No money on nonsense track and trace or test and trace or apps.
Public told to stay home home if ill, possibly a small fine as a deterrent to the nutty.
We didn’t shut everything down with the high flu deaths in 1999 and 2017-18.
I tried to read Klaus Schwartz 4th Industrial Revolution in 2016, I couldn’t as it was so dystopian and depressing. Until March, I didn’t think it was actually going to happen.
That’s just a start but I’ve got vertigo and not meant to be looking at a screen (but so bored,..)
So screen break now. Maybe more later. I’m only just being heard after 6 months of being to,d I’m mad, even though I grew up with a doctor specialist in infectious disease as a dad...