It seems like a deliberate attempt to bring the care system and the NHS to its knees so the Government can push towards privatisation and giving large contracts to private companies for new recruitment/training drives, etc
I agree, and I think the public are going to support it.
There are several disturbing reports now from Amnesty International and other organisations about some of the unlawful policies that were put in place. It’s claimed those policy’s resulted in thousands of unnecessary deaths. If I remember rightly the CQC report said that disabled people accounted for 6 in 10 deaths and the biggest risk factor for covid was being in an institution. Many of those deaths were not caused by covid but by blanket Dnrs and the removal of basic care via government instructions.
Some reports say staff reported these issues but also that many were too scared too. Some left. Some reported issues to organisations like Amnesty. It’s alledged that some families reported their relatives death to the police.
At the same time these policy’s were in place we were being encouraged to show our appreciation and nhs staff finally got the recognition they deserved. They got special shopping hours and discounts and we clapped every week.They were heroes and we were repeatedly told to stay at home to save the nhs.
Somewhere between then and now the gov came up with the plan for a new social care campaign and suddenly found billions for it from thin air despite cutting it year after year as we all know.
And now they’re sacking staff just around the time of this announcement of this new social care campaign.They’ve blamed staff for these outbreaks and encouraged the public to treat them like shit.And the public obliged.They’ve been abused and mocked for their decision to decline the vaccine and I don’t doubt that many were cut off by family and friends.
We’ve also got all the unnecessary deaths from cancelled ops and people becoming seriously sick because they can’t see a gp, this is rammed down our throat every day yet little is done about it and we’re still hearing daily about saving the Nhs.
So now we have respected organisations raising really serious concerns and demanding an urgent enquiry and thousands of pissed off staff that now have nothing to lose by speaking up.
I think we will have an enquiry and I think the enquiry will blame the Nhs for misinterpreting the guidance and declare that nothing like this can ever happen again and the nhs simply must be privatised.