which sort of suggests to me that they don't really have a...

First 146 Last

Share
Profile

Follow
pintohoo

80,821 Posts.

75

27/07/21

17:26

Post #: 54815633
Share

Originally posted by Lapdog ↑

@pintohoo; this time last year Daniel Andrews stumped up for 120 consecutive press conferences, throughout which time he remained tightly on message and resolute in enlisting the support of Victorians for doing what no-one wanted to do - remain in lockdown for months.

It came as no surprise to my wife and I that when Andrews finally took a break that he literally fell in a heap, breaking his back and five ribs.

Andrews was portrayed by Murdoch Mouthpieces as 'Dictator Dan' and Liberals exploited Victoria's battle against Covid19 to score cheap political points in what was a media feeding fest. Andrews nevertheless delivered Victoria from Covid Evil, albeit at a high cost.

Berejiklian already appears to be wilting. The situation in NSW is going off the rails, messaging is as clear as mud and compliance with restrictions is emerging as a significant issue.

Small wonder Andrews just reduced the size of the NSW-Vic border bubble and intimated that more may have to be done if the virus keeps escaping from Greater Sydney.

Expand

which sort of suggests to me that they don't really have a system for taking regular breaks ---------- which is bloody dangerous

Although there's a lot of military history worth reading about cycling soldiers and leaders though frontline times - I thought a pretty good example conceptually was in the movie 'Greyhound' - our fairly recently

the character Hanks played was basically on duty all the time - including days without stopping.

it doesn't really matter if you have superman on the team - we all need to stop - sleep, eat and clear the mind -- IMO - almost moreso at the top where the decisions are made.

Then of course there's the idiotic leaders who have no idea of how exhausted the troops are and send them into the next battle when they are about to drop - there's been plenty of them throughout history - it's only when that they have a disaster - not if.
2 Upvote

Reply