BBC with the scaremongering once more. Maybe we should save our money by not playing Tv license?pic.twitter.com/pNF0CyL03r
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Scaremongering? The government has told people to stockpile drugs in the event of a no deal?!?? They’re reporting the facts, it’s not scaremongering because you don’t like it
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Pretty sure what they said is companies to do it and not the public.
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And many companies aren't in a position to stockpile as they don't have the cash flow. The onus should not be on the companies to sort this out: its the responsibility of the Govt.
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Does this type of reporting remind anyone of the Millennium Bug narrative that was going to cause untold damage to Humanity. Can’t quite remember what happened it was so insignificant!
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I and my colleagues worked bloody hard in 98 and 99 to make sure that the millennium bug *didn't* cause the chaos that *definitely* would have happened, if we'd taken the current attitude of brexiters and just hoped for the best.
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Haha, yes right!
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I am right - I've worked in the IT industry for 35 years. What was your involvement in millennium bug work?
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Me too mate - Millennium day, bright and early, I was in the office - but this lot think the pixies did it!



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Once the envy of the world, now despised by a large percentage of its own countrymen, the BBC, now just a staggering insult to the memory of those that have entertained & informed before.
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You don't like them reporting on a what people in the industry have warned? It's not like they have just made this up
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I’d love to be there when each and every Brexiteer realises “project fear” is project happening.pic.twitter.com/56G9mMVDLg
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It’ll be the Remainers fault of course, for not believing enough.
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And not having a plan to get them what they want


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Project Fear by the BBC.
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Project I Don't Read Things by you, because it is industry leaders that are saying it and not the BBC.
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Martin Sawer, of the Healthcare Distributors Association, told MPs industry was "very concerned" about a no-deal as it could have "catastrophic" consequences for the supply of drugs. **Could Have** !!
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Exactly, that's why in the headline it says 'may' and not 'will'
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