Martin Paul Eve on Nostr: Reflecting on the Covid inquiry. Despite acknowledging key failings in government ...
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2026-03-21 14:22:20 UTCEvent JSON
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"content": "Reflecting on the Covid inquiry. Despite acknowledging key failings in government policy and healthcare guidelines, these reports still insist the NHS \"coped\" with the pandemic. Over 200,000 Covid-related deaths and countless gaps in care make me question this. It seems the NHS can never be deemed overwhelmed, likely due to political motives.\n\nhttps://eve.gd/2026/03/20/the-nhs-can-never-fail-there-is-no-circumstance-where-it-would-be-deemed-overwhelmed/",
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