CV and mad panic behaviour

[Macca37]

Not sure I said anywhere my observations were superior to the real experts but ok.

I made the point that the worlds longest lockdown is not done the job out great man said it will and was a fail. Similar to his first fail where we lost 800 lives while the rest of country lost under 200 combined over the same period!

And if you think it only failed because of the spreading from a few open air protests and GF parties in a city with over 6 million residents well i just don’t buy that. Not saying I’m right just my thoughts on it tell me there is more to the numbers rocketing then that.

Once again, here are the facts: a Federal Government enquiry into the private nursing homes funded and controlled by the Federal Government in Victoria found the following:

1. Poor infection control.
2. Severely depleted staff numbers.
3. Inadequate emergency planning.
4. Deficient leadership.

In total, 655 (82 percent) of the 801 residents who died  in nursing homes were in private aged care, the responsibility of the Federal Government and, in particular, the then Minister for the Aged, the totally incompetent Richard Colbeck, who is now conspicuous by his absence as he has been hidden from public scrutiny to avoid further questioning.



These facts have been known for months, yet you keep banging on about Dan bearing responsibility for 800 deaths and you continue to say nothing of the failings  of the federal Department for the Aged in the matter.

Then you seem to have a memory lapse when blaming Dan for the failure of the lockdown.  We were at zero cases per day when two furniture removalists from NSW brought the Delta strain across the border, caused in part by the failure of Gladys to control the virus in NSW.

Had Gladys not lost control, and had the Federal Government not placed all its eggs in one basket last year when it concentrated on purchasing AZ only, and had shown responsibility in purchasing Pfizer as well, the country would now be in a much better position to face the coming months of strain on our hospitals and allied health services.