Today in the House a new leader of the Labour party finally brought the PM to book on the subject. Oh the mad Tory supporters are busy claiming the advice back in March that care homes were not much at risk from coronavirus was taken out of context. Indeed Johnson lied once again by saying Starmer was wrong.
He was not. As clear as the indecent majority won by Johnson and co the care homes were told not to worry; they were not at significant risk. It was tosh at the time. It has been rubbish all along. And it is now visibly bollocks.
It will be some time before we know what the actual number of covid-19 deaths in care homes is. But it is already well above the numbers quoted by the forensically careful Keir Starmer.
I shall watch that row burn with interest. But today I would like to remind everyone of what all this represents, starting with the fact that people put into care homes are old, sickly, vulnerable and in many cases , alone. And that in the main the care they receive is not about life saving but about life caring and, if hospice does not intervene, providing a peaceful environment in which to slip this mortal coil. It's what they and their families pay for.
So the questions must be:
- WHY in God's name were those found to be ill with covid-19 NOT sent to hospital to receive intensive care and ventilation?
- WHO decided they should instead die an horrific and suffering death while spreading their dread disease among those brave enough to serve them?
- WHO indeed was it who decided that if they did get to hospital but were deemed not worthy of all this they were sent back whence they came, to die a horrific etc etc...
- WHO massaged the figures so that for weeks care home deaths were NOT reported at all?
- WHEN and by whom was that decision finally changed, only for the figures to continue being fudged?
- WHEN were GPs told or guided NOT to list coronavirus on the death certificate but only add it as contributing factor?
- WHEN will Johnson, Hancock and co finally admit the truth?
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