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    1. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 27 Sep 2018
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      Extraordinary. The fire chief in charge of fighting the Grenfell inferno says she wouldn't change the fire brigade’s response - despite the fact that the deadly cladding meant that the standard “Stay Put” policy needlessly cost dozens of lives that night.https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-45666960# …

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    2. Kieren McHale‏ @KierenMchale 29 Sep 2018
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      You're blaming the fire service for people dying in a building that wasnt safe for human residence in the first place.

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      Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 29 Sep 2018
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      No, fire safety experts giving evidence at the Grenfell Inquiry are blaming fire chiefs for making bad decisions on the night that cost more lives. Or is that too complicated for you?

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        2. Kieren McHale‏ @KierenMchale 29 Sep 2018
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          In a submission that will support the fire brigade’s position that it was not responsible for the failings of the “stay put” policy, Lane stressed it was “a design condition and … not a fire brigade policy” Taken from a Guardian article. She didn't blame the fire chiefs at all

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        3. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 29 Sep 2018
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          The FB abandoned the stay put policy some hours after the fire took hold. How could they do that if it wasn’t their policy?

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        4. Graham McKay‏ @gasman_g 29 Sep 2018
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          It was a building regulation design "policy" of compartmentalisation... nobody in their right mind would expect LFB to predict the scenario that unfolded that night.

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        5. Huw Pryce‏ @HuwPryce 29 Sep 2018
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          The point at which established best practice is visibly costing lives is generally the point where those bound by it, tear up the rulebook. By adapting to the situation, firefighters probably saved lives. It is cynical and opportunistic to suggest they're at fault.

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        2. Kieren McHale‏ @KierenMchale 29 Sep 2018
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          People died because some people with no regard to human life decided to cut costs and fit flammable cladding to the buildings.

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        2. leesa‏ @Leesa_xxx 29 Sep 2018
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          Well if there is another inferno (god forbid) we should just chuck you at it to sort it out. Seeing as you are an expert at absolutely everything.

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        2. Think! It ain't illegal yet.‏ @Helmut_Herzfeld 29 Sep 2018
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          Are you suggesting it was firefighters who closed fire stations, deliberately didn't buy engines with hydraulic platforms that could reach tower blocks or even started the fire itself? Without the resources bad decisions are inevitable. The culprit👇🏼https://metro.co.uk/video/boris-johnson-tells-rival-stuffed-fire-cuts-1484547/ …

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        1. rob lees‏ @lees645 29 Sep 2018
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          Watched the spread of fire on the TV and don’t think superman could have saved anymore lives. Never have I seen a building burn like that from the outside. Let’s just make sure we learn from it a stop penny pinchers from making decisions that affect safety.

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        1. Deborah Parr‏ @DeborahParr 29 Sep 2018
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          Why are you even trying to defend this? The people at fault are the ones who cut corners on safety, and the ones who ignored the concerns of the residents.

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        1. Gill Brown‏ @gillBrown7 29 Sep 2018
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          And if they'd have tried to evacuate into a narrow smoke filled stairwell- how many would have made it out?

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        1. Kellynisbett‏ @Kellynisbett2 29 Sep 2018
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @KierenMchale

          Very tough call to make Julia I often see your tweets and think God have mercy on your soul for what you do for money and friends .

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        1. Trevor Sterrett 🌹 🌹 🌹‏ @BigSterrett 29 Sep 2018
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          As reported the council went for the cheaper option on the cladding. Why are you directing this towards the fire service. And not at the council or Tory government, who have continually cut funding. How many fire stations did Johnson close?

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        1. Wulls‏ @wullsg 29 Sep 2018
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          It’s obviously too complicated for you to understand that response to an incident like this is unprecedented and unpredictable. After 12 years in the fire service I haven’t seen two jobs the same. Stop blaming people who did their best.

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        1. Whiskycow‏ @Whiskycow2 29 Sep 2018
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @KierenMchale

          There can be as much protocol & guidance as you like. In those situations it becomes best endeavours based on split second decisions under the worst possible pressures and circumstances. It is everything before it that's in place to prevent it that needs analysing

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