"Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced" - James Baldwin
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Tuesday, 2 February 2021
Rat catchers as health providers
It
is a matter of great relief that the Covid-vaccine programme is being
carried out effectively and efficiently. As a ‘most at risk’
person, `and, after receiving my first ‘shot’, I can vouch for this.
That is because the
programme is in the capable hands of the NHS and
rat-catchers and bankrupts are nowhere near the vaccine-operating
centres.
The
British Medical Journalhas
declared that, “The
coronavirus pandemic has unleashed state corruption on a grand scale
that is harmful to public health,” with
£billions
ofCovid-related
contracts given
to companies run by friends or associates of politicians in the Tory
government.
Worst
of all, many were given to companies without any expertise in medical
equipment, provision or practise or
who
were
insolvent or close to being so.
Here are a few, in
alphabetical order:
AYANDA
CAPITAL,
specialists
in currency trading, offshore property, private equity and trade,
awarded
£252 million.
CLANDEBOYES
AGENCIES, a confectionary products company, awarded £108 million.
CLIPPER
LOGISTICS, a
logistics
company servicing
retailers in
fashion, tobacco, alcohol and other high-value goods, awarded £1
million.
FACULTY,
a technology company contracted to Donald Trump, Vote Leave, Nigel
Farrage and Cambridge Analytics, awarded £500,000.
HANBURY
STRATEGY, providing
political insight and analysis and communications strategies, awarded
£900,000.
MELLER
DESIGNS, suppliers of women and men’s accessories, homeware and
beauty products, awarded £148 million.
PA
CONSULTANCY SERVICES LTD, a
management consultancy company, awarded
£156 million.
PEST
FIX, a rodent infestation company, awarded £110 million.
PUBLIC
FIRST, “we
help organisations understand and influence public opinion”,
awarded £840,000.
TOPHAM
GUERIN, a
creative
and digital agency,
awarded £3 million.
UNISERVE,
a
trade
management provider,
awarded
£186
million.
