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Left: David Frost, "I found the lockdowns actually, a profoundly inhumane and disturbing period to live through" Right: Prof Kevin Fong to the Covid Inquiry "The scale of death experienced by the Intensive Care teams during was unlike anything they had seen before" "It was routine to see 3-5...

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Phil Steart 🇺🇦 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 ⚽️vor 1 Jahr

Prof Fong's testimony is perhaps the most harrowing I have heard from the inquiry so far from a senior professional

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I'm going through it now, it's terrifying The shame of politicians dismissing the severity and danger of COVID, especially pre vaccine, while our NHS doctors, nurses and other staff were dealing with this

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craig-from-t-north.bsky.socialvor 1 Jahr

I don't think many would disagree with the basic assessment, especially if you lived in a flat / communal space without a garden etc. What's dsgraceful is where the likes of Frost try to excuse breaking the rules because 'it wasn't really that bad'. It's pathetic & dangerous!

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Farrukhvor 1 Jahr

Yes, exactly Maybe I should have chosen a more accurate clip from Frost to reflect that..

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Margaret #FBPE 🇪🇺 💙vor 1 Jahr

Obviously still traumatised talking about it. 💙💙💙💙bless all those people including NHS staff who died during this nightmare time.

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Richard Beasley #FBPE #RejoinEUvor 1 Jahr

@fascinatorfun On the left David Frost is a modern conservative, and therefore by definition selfish and incapable of doing anything for the public good

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Lolita Westinghouse 🇪🇺vor 1 Jahr

When COVID first struck Italy, then Spain, we we deluged with images of collapsed A&E units, body bags and all the rest. When COVID arrived in the UK, a curtain came down on reality. Perhaps if we'd seen those images live, the UK populat'n would have been less cavalier about it?

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Paula Davis - Country First ❤️vor 1 Jahr

David Frost has been a blight on this country. Plus the Covid Enquiry is being kept out of the news by our Tory Media focusing on freebies costing the tax payer £0. This enquiry should destroy the Tory Party and Johnson. But he has the audacity to publish autobiograph now.

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Marty_wasn’t at the partyvor 1 Jahr

@GlynSnowdon Professor Fong gave a harrowing first hand account of the profound impact the pandemic had on our healthcare workers ,it was truly upsetting to listen to his testimony and it put people like Frost firmly back in the box marked “ do not open bio hazard ”

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Cliffnotes from Silvervale's stream talking about her experience with Vshojo. (sorry it's wordy) • She wants to think it was incompetence, not malice, but with everything coming out it’s hard to say • VShojo had good people, it wasn’t all evil. Just “a lot of mishandling” and “people handling things that shouldn’t have been handling them” • “The original contract was pretty predatory… I noticed there was no exit clause which should’ve been a huge red flag, but I was really excited… I got them to add an exit clause to all the girls’ contracts” • Before leaving, they owed her “like a metric fuck ton of money” in missing sponsor payouts • “I think at one point they were hoping we wouldn’t catch on to the missing funds” • Still hasn’t been paid for Smite, AdvancedGG, Ironside PC, and tons of other sponsors • Tried to adjust the new contract with help from a lawyer. VShojo refused, got upset, had lawyers review it. She was belittled and shamed to other talents, made to feel greedy. “We were villainized for that” • “Before I left I reached out to all the talents that would listen and warned as many people as I could. I told them to check their payments. But I could never warn anyone publicly, I was afraid… VShojo had so much power and sway and I was terrified” • “The threat of them suing me was very real and it haunted me for a very very long time. I just casually said I was stressed and needed to cancel a stream and they contacted my lawyer because of that. Threatened to sue me if I hinted I was leaving or unhappy at all” • “They were watching us like a hawk. I think they were watching all of us” • “I loved the memories I made with the girls but the internal working was so messed up. We were lied to, pitted against each other and told different things so we’d turn on each other instead of the agency” • Had internal leaderboards to make talents compete • “You were considered a problem person for rocking the boat or voicing concerns” • Told not to discuss sponsorships unless staff allowed it. “They did everything to compartmentalize us and make us feel like we were nothing without them” • “It felt like we were working for them. I can’t stress enough how trapped we felt” • During the wizard situation, “I know people thought I had no support, and you can’t imagine how TRUE that was” • Had a call with Gunrun, (during the Hogwarth stuff)someone she admired, who told her she was a disappointment, harmful to the brand, and her harassment was “an inconvenience to the other talents” • She was told not to talk to anyone and not to stream. They said it wasn’t a suspension because “they weren’t that kind of agency,” but she said “what else do you call being told not to stream” • “This broke me. It shattered my perception of everything and my trust. I was one of the founding members. I put so much effort, time, and love into this, and to be treated so harshly with no remorse… it just broke me” • Other talents told her they were angry and on her side. But when they left, VShojo discredited them to staff and members, calling them greedy and troublemakers. “They held her hostage” • “They said to many horrible things(about us, to talents and staff) just to avoid the truth that they were stealing from us” • Silver later found out she was slandered to musicians, companies, business partners, and artists she worked with • “We were held under that NDA for so long. Always threatened with legal action over everything. They even had my mom sign one. She’s not my manager. Just my mom. I guess because she knew what was happening they wanted to cover their bases” • “We had a non-disparagement agreement. It went both ways. But I could’ve never handled that legal battle. They had a lot of power” • “I thought I would take this to my grave. It feels surreal to be able to talk about it now” • “Where did the money go? How many ads did you buy? Were they made out of gold?” • “I was stressed and depressed every day until I left. I suddenly felt relieved. The mental toll was horrible. There are so many streams I cancelled because of this. I was in the darkest place for so long. This is the worst experience I’ve ever gone through. My world was destroyed. I felt so isolated. My own agency got into my head that I wasn’t valuable. That they could steal from me and get away with it. I was so burnt out and so sad. I was struggling really bad. I tried not to show it to you guys” • “I hope they paid the artists I worked with. I usually handled those things directly because I like being hands-on” • She says being able to talk about it now is helping her start to heal
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Cliffnotes from Silvervale's stream talking about her experience with Vshojo. (sorry it's wordy) • She wants to think it was incompetence, not malice, but with everything coming out it’s hard to say • VShojo had good people, it wasn’t all evil. Just “a lot of mishandling” and “people handling things that shouldn’t have been handling them” • “The original contract was pretty predatory… I noticed there was no exit clause which should’ve been a huge red flag, but I was really excited… I got them to add an exit clause to all the girls’ contracts” • Before leaving, they owed her “like a metric fuck ton of money” in missing sponsor payouts • “I think at one point they were hoping we wouldn’t catch on to the missing funds” • Still hasn’t been paid for Smite, AdvancedGG, Ironside PC, and tons of other sponsors • Tried to adjust the new contract with help from a lawyer. VShojo refused, got upset, had lawyers review it. She was belittled and shamed to other talents, made to feel greedy. “We were villainized for that” • “Before I left I reached out to all the talents that would listen and warned as many people as I could. I told them to check their payments. But I could never warn anyone publicly, I was afraid… VShojo had so much power and sway and I was terrified” • “The threat of them suing me was very real and it haunted me for a very very long time. I just casually said I was stressed and needed to cancel a stream and they contacted my lawyer because of that. Threatened to sue me if I hinted I was leaving or unhappy at all” • “They were watching us like a hawk. I think they were watching all of us” • “I loved the memories I made with the girls but the internal working was so messed up. We were lied to, pitted against each other and told different things so we’d turn on each other instead of the agency” • Had internal leaderboards to make talents compete • “You were considered a problem person for rocking the boat or voicing concerns” • Told not to discuss sponsorships unless staff allowed it. “They did everything to compartmentalize us and make us feel like we were nothing without them” • “It felt like we were working for them. I can’t stress enough how trapped we felt” • During the wizard situation, “I know people thought I had no support, and you can’t imagine how TRUE that was” • Had a call with Gunrun, (during the Hogwarth stuff)someone she admired, who told her she was a disappointment, harmful to the brand, and her harassment was “an inconvenience to the other talents” • She was told not to talk to anyone and not to stream. They said it wasn’t a suspension because “they weren’t that kind of agency,” but she said “what else do you call being told not to stream” • “This broke me. It shattered my perception of everything and my trust. I was one of the founding members. I put so much effort, time, and love into this, and to be treated so harshly with no remorse… it just broke me” • Other talents told her they were angry and on her side. But when they left, VShojo discredited them to staff and members, calling them greedy and troublemakers. “They held her hostage” • “They said to many horrible things(about us, to talents and staff) just to avoid the truth that they were stealing from us” • Silver later found out she was slandered to musicians, companies, business partners, and artists she worked with • “We were held under that NDA for so long. Always threatened with legal action over everything. They even had my mom sign one. She’s not my manager. Just my mom. I guess because she knew what was happening they wanted to cover their bases” • “We had a non-disparagement agreement. It went both ways. But I could’ve never handled that legal battle. They had a lot of power” • “I thought I would take this to my grave. It feels surreal to be able to talk about it now” • “Where did the money go? How many ads did you buy? Were they made out of gold?” • “I was stressed and depressed every day until I left. I suddenly felt relieved. The mental toll was horrible. There are so many streams I cancelled because of this. I was in the darkest place for so long. This is the worst experience I’ve ever gone through. My world was destroyed. I felt so isolated. My own agency got into my head that I wasn’t valuable. That they could steal from me and get away with it. I was so burnt out and so sad. I was struggling really bad. I tried not to show it to you guys” • “I hope they paid the artists I worked with. I usually handled those things directly because I like being hands-on” • She says being able to talk about it now is helping her start to heal

Rima Evenstar

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Isack: “I remember being in the cooldown room with Max and Oscar. And they were ready for that. And, you know, they had their trainers with towels, so they could change and I was like… and I looked at Harry, my guy. I was like ‘you brought me a towel?’ He was like ‘no, of course.’[..] And they all had like brand new suits because after the podium you stink and they get changed and they had like this custom towel where they fit it around them so they can actually like get changed without like- I was amazed. I was like wow.” 🗣️: “So then you went up on the podium in your disgusting sweaty suit.” Isack: “Yeah exactly. During press conference and these guys smelled good. They were brand new and I was like ‘that's not fair.’” i actually did not know drivers were changing into new race suits after the podium?? but it seems isack and his trainer also didn't know, so… 😂
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Isack: “I remember being in the cooldown room with Max and Oscar. And they were ready for that. And, you know, they had their trainers with towels, so they could change and I was like… and I looked at Harry, my guy. I was like ‘you brought me a towel?’ He was like ‘no, of course.’[..] And they all had like brand new suits because after the podium you stink and they get changed and they had like this custom towel where they fit it around them so they can actually like get changed without like- I was amazed. I was like wow.” 🗣️: “So then you went up on the podium in your disgusting sweaty suit.” Isack: “Yeah exactly. During press conference and these guys smelled good. They were brand new and I was like ‘that's not fair.’” i actually did not know drivers were changing into new race suits after the podium?? but it seems isack and his trainer also didn't know, so… 😂

naenia ¹ ⁶³

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DOGE Volunteer, Antonio Gracias: “We found that there were just about 5 plus million of them that came to the country as illegals and they got through an automatic system, Social Security numbers. And we tracked that through and found that they were on the benefit programs. We then looked to see if they were on the voter rolls, and we found in a handful of cooperative states that there were thousands of them. Many of them had voted.”
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DOGE Volunteer, Antonio Gracias: “We found that there were just about 5 plus million of them that came to the country as illegals and they got through an automatic system, Social Security numbers. And we tracked that through and found that they were on the benefit programs. We then looked to see if they were on the voter rolls, and we found in a handful of cooperative states that there were thousands of them. Many of them had voted.”

America

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🚨 WOW! President Trump says the US discombobulated the CRAP out of Iran while the rescue operation continued So they were CLUELESS, unable to find him "They were really confused! They said, we have groups here, here, it was AMAZING." "We wanted to have them think he was in a different location because they had a vast military force out there. Thousands, thousands of people were looking." "So we wanted them to look in different areas. So we were scattered all over like we were right on top of them."
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🚨 WOW! President Trump says the US discombobulated the CRAP out of Iran while the rescue operation continued So they were CLUELESS, unable to find him "They were really confused! They said, we have groups here, here, it was AMAZING." "We wanted to have them think he was in a different location because they had a vast military force out there. Thousands, thousands of people were looking." "So we wanted them to look in different areas. So we were scattered all over like we were right on top of them."

Eric Daugherty

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JUST IN: The former neighbor of Renee Good says she and her wife moved to Canada after the 2024 election because she was "afraid of what was to come." CNN: "Why did they tell you they were leaving?" Neighbor: "They said they were getting away for a while before the inauguration. I think they were a little afraid of what was to come, and they had the ability to get out, so they did."
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JUST IN: The former neighbor of Renee Good says she and her wife moved to Canada after the 2024 election because she was "afraid of what was to come." CNN: "Why did they tell you they were leaving?" Neighbor: "They said they were getting away for a while before the inauguration. I think they were a little afraid of what was to come, and they had the ability to get out, so they did."

Collin Rugg

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Donald Trump’s dementia has progressed to the point that he could not remember the word “earthquake” for a full 20 seconds. “Venezuela is a very happy place. It had a tragic incident with the event that took place a couple of days ago, a couple of weeks ago. What a terrible thing that was, they had a movement, a shifting of earth that was unbelievable in nobody's ever. They'd never seen anything like it. A lot of people were killed. So it's all unrelated. And by the way, we were the first ones there to help. They had to help Venezuela. It was an earthquake. I guess you'd call it. It was a pretty massive earthquake. And we were able to do a lot of good. But they lost a lot of people.”
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Donald Trump’s dementia has progressed to the point that he could not remember the word “earthquake” for a full 20 seconds. “Venezuela is a very happy place. It had a tragic incident with the event that took place a couple of days ago, a couple of weeks ago. What a terrible thing that was, they had a movement, a shifting of earth that was unbelievable in nobody's ever. They'd never seen anything like it. A lot of people were killed. So it's all unrelated. And by the way, we were the first ones there to help. They had to help Venezuela. It was an earthquake. I guess you'd call it. It was a pretty massive earthquake. And we were able to do a lot of good. But they lost a lot of people.”

Jim Stewartson, Decelerationist 🇨🇦🇺🇦🇺🇸

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Today, we honor those who answered duty’s call on June 6, 1944, on the beachheads of Normandy. They came to a shoreline that none of them would have ever picked out on a map. They came to a country many of them had never seen for a people they had never met. But they came, they did their job, they fulfilled their mission, and they did their duty. They were a part of something greater than themselves.
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Today, we honor those who answered duty’s call on June 6, 1944, on the beachheads of Normandy. They came to a shoreline that none of them would have ever picked out on a map. They came to a country many of them had never seen for a people they had never met. But they came, they did their job, they fulfilled their mission, and they did their duty. They were a part of something greater than themselves.

Joe Biden

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