Thousands of victims of the infected blood scandal suffered “incredibly bad luck”, according to the former prime minister Sir John Major.
Sir John, who later apologised for his choice of words, told the Infected Blood Inquiry in London that no amount of money could have offered a true level of compensation for what had happened. About 30,000 people contracted HIV and Hepatitis C during the 1970s and 80s as a result of the blood clotting treatment they were given – in what’s been called the biggest treatment disaster in NHS history.
vsmacdonald Britain suffered 'incredibly bad luck', when the tory mp's foisted prime minister John Major on us.
vsmacdonald Curious the parallels between this case and the discharges of people from hospital to care homes at the start of the pandemic. Was the Thatcher government trying to kill off haemophiliacs like johnson’s gang tried to kill off the elderly and vulnerable?
vsmacdonald Bad luck?
vsmacdonald IT WAS JUST BAD LUCK THE TORY PARTY SHIT ON THEM TO SAVE A BIT OF MONEY, THEY ALL KNEW!
vsmacdonald Actions speak louder than words, but words do matter! “Bad luck” not something you should say in front of the loved ones of people who died from being infected with “bad” blood!
vsmacdonald Is it blood infected with the clotshot?
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