Well, that’s what I supported.

ed: Not only supported.

It was great that the Labour Party that we have just lost was a proper Socialist party willing to fight

It would be great – of course – for people to take their place. I’m not sure that we have time for party politics tbh

5.45pm New leader of UK Labour Party is recognised as being far closer to UK ‘establishment’ e.g. by being a privy council member, a Q.C. and previous head of Crown Prosecution Service. His team looks allright, we’ll have to see.

10/4/20 I am regarding the current Labour Party as irrelevant or as the opposition. While I agree with one or two appointments, the message of the appointment of the woofing mad one is received loud and clear.

If he’s not dead, he’s as good as .

ed: It comes to us all of course but it’s still should be recognised as a benefit to humanity ;)

He’s dead

I’ve experienced huge problems understanding UK government’s response. I’ve reached the conclusion that it’s because the UK’s response is incomprehensible.

The UK government has been promising antibody tests for weeks. I understood then and it is clear now that antibody tests don’t exist. The UK government has been BSitting.

I suggest that UK government should be investigated for criminal negligence.

ed: There’s much more than that: It appears that UK govt has done nothing i.e. been totally negligent. The immediate issues were increasing the number of ventilators and providing PPE. I am surprised that this pandemic has taken so long to spread but the point is that I am not a government with so many advisors that they must have ignored.

I’m working on it but finding the issue of Coronavirus UK overwhelming tbh

I’ve found it difficult to unravel UK government’s response although it appears to be deficient. Working on it …

https://medium.com/@tomaspueyo/coronavirus-the-hammer-and-the-dance-be9337092b56