I explained why the government made its decision. You ignored that and repeated the same question back again. This is stupid.
Your scenario is false. Iâve explained why. I donât see why you are repeating it again.
You want to change how our democracy functions in one discrete policy area in order to align with your views and are calling anyone that disagrees with undemocratic. You are unhinged.
There are three pillars to NPHETâs advice tbf and Holohan always cites them. One of them is to keep schools open, that was put in there by Martin when he was appointed because Holohan had refused to allow schools to be reopened in line with the rest of Europe in May 2020. Martin had to spend enormous political capital to get that in and try to maintain it because Holohan would probably have shut them otherwise.
Ok as ever there comes a point when debating with Sid that youâre talking with someone with the emotional age of a 12 year old.
This point has been reached so this will hopefully be my last post on this thread today and I will not be engaging further.
Youâre misunderstanding my point.
I was aware that you had made these points on TFK, in fact I remembered you making them.
My point, which you failed to grasp, was that you are a parasitic waster who spends his entire life on TFK and never does anything useful for anyone. Making these points on TFK did absolutely nothing for anybody, including yourself. In fact, it probably just damaged you further to waste another day of your precious life on this site.
It would have been a fine contribution to our public life to make those points publicly, by writing to a politician about them perhaps, but you have made a very deliberate decision that you will never make any contribution to the country ever.
That was my point. It was a rhetorical question. I apologise for confusing you. I should have remembered ⌠[I actually donât even have the heart to finish this sentence]
We are in agreement that internal NPHET discussions should be subject to the Freedom of Information Act.
In any job you ate specified about not speaking about the âcompanyâ in public and to ensure to inform anybody you are not an official spokes person and to go through offical channels. I donât see why civil servants would be any different on this. Public criticism of your employer can and should have reprimands
I laid the only two possible scenarios as regards the Government and NPHET.
You have avoided saying which one you think it is.
You said you wanted transparency.
Now you donât.
That is the kernel of the total dishonesty and bullshitting of OIUTF.
You do a complete 180 in your views about transparency based on what you want and think nobody will notice.
You want transparency if it looks like NPHET are going to get their way, you want no transparency if it looks like the Government/business lobbies will get their way at the expense of public health.
No. You are wrong. Thatâs not my logic, nor my Äşposition. We need to know who said what, during nephet meetings. It should be noted documented and as @batigol said, they should be fucked out by the dept Health if they are shit at it or acting the bollox. But nephet meetings are not public policy.
And the members of nephet have no remit to dictate policy. So they should have no right to speak to anyone publicly about what should happen.* Let the government communicate itâs strategy to the people. Simple.
*I have no problem with Big Tony doing a desert island discs, or even just answering some questions about cervical check etc.