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J-mat

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  1. I'm genuinely worried about the financial implications for me and my wife. She's self employed and we rely heavily on her wages to feed our family. We are expecting so she is currently expected to self isolate and we will not be able to pay our bills on the £75 a week ESA. I'm watching with horror as every other nation suspends mortgage payments and utility bills, whilst this government is actively contributing to the destruction of lives. Any *** who didn't use their vote to get these bastards out should be ashamed.
  2. In the current economy, where viability is precarious even for some of the biggest businesses (looking at the high street chains, as an example) this sort of thing could well be the final nail in the coffin. I dont think it's a convenient excuse, but a symptom of just how weak the economy is under the Tories, that we are potentially going to have to choose between the health of millions and keeping businesses and employment going...
  3. I am lucky to have a pretty relaxed business (the government) when it comes to sickness and WFH. We will however struggled to function with 8000 people on the secure server... I really don't think the true nature of this problem has hit home with Boris et al yet.
  4. Work on a site with c. 8000 people in office at some points, so I'm a tad worried about it to be honest I have no confidence in our ability to contain it and our already over stretched NHS to deal with it. Can't help but feel we should be building temporary hospitals for this purpose.
  5. But if you had a house 100 times the size of the guy opposite you, you'd want to help him if he was struggling. Or at least you should want to. It's not about expecting help when you need it, it's about providing help if you can. That witch Thatcher has a lot to answer to for destroying the morals of English people.
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