🎭 Dramacow Dr. Adrian Harrop - Condescending Junior NHS doc, thin skinned sideshow, Internet defense force for troons and pedos
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He’s probably manning the phones on a second line basis. A drone takes the first call and after screening passes it onto someone more qualified. This is where Adrian kicks in. It’s well paid work, going by his previous invoices he’s probably clearing £700-800 per day. He’s got fuck all to do as he’s on the Internet all the time.
The UK is spunking so much money up the wall on this fake “pandemic”. Unfortunately the faggot is in the right place; right time to mint it in. Kerching
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Jfc, who looks at a standard Fiat 500 and thinks "This car does not already look like a total faggotmobile, I must rectify that". Fucking no one.
He's not making £700 a day - these are already prices that "hard" consultants, i.e. specialists (anaesthesiology, cardiology) get when replacing others in hospitals that can't get anyone else. And these are prices before tax.
A "phone answering" doctor gets very little in doctor terms. Extra money comes from being on-call ("real" on-call). But if he's always answering calls then he's used to evading questions: "I have a headache what do I do? see a specialist. Is it serious? Probably not but for safety see a neurologist, it's maybe 1 in 1 million but you never know" (saving one's ass and not doing much).
A "salaried GP" starts at £58,000 a year and advances yearly to £88,000 (pre tax, expect a lot to go away)
As a phone doctor he doesn't get any extras (on-call) and I really don't think he gets the same as a "real" GP who sees people. But certainly not £700 an hour! To put things in perspective, a non-specialist working 24h on a Saturday (i.e. with extras) will get around £750 for the whole 24h.
His "company" is not making any money, says net assets £860 in 2019. It seems to me it's a company just made to write prescriptions now and then, not a real doctor's office.
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and he just said on Twitter he doesn't have a clue about what to tell patients about the virus. Well done doctor maybe if you studied and didn't play on Twitter you would:
what does he care about not receiving guidance? did he say he doesn't follow it?
also he seems to flitter from job to job, he leaves after a few months.
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Hospital locum rates are around 100/hour. I’m not sure if that includes the agent fee but I have a copy of a paid invoice/timesheet that pretty much matches the 100/hour mark - I coped the invoice to this thread a while back.He's not making £700 a day - these are already prices that "hard" consultants, i.e. specialists (anaesthesiology, cardiology) get when replacing others in hospitals that can't get anyone else. And these are prices before tax.
A "phone answering" doctor gets very little in doctor terms. Extra money comes from being on-call ("real" on-call). But if he's always answering calls then he's used to evading questions: "I have a headache what do I do? see a specialist. Is it serious? Probably not but for safety see a neurologist, it's maybe 1 in 1 million but you never know" (saving one's ass and not doing much).
A "salaried GP" starts at £58,000 a year and advances yearly to £88,000 (pre tax, expect a lot to go away)
As a phone doctor he doesn't get any extras (on-call) and I really don't think he gets the same as a "real" GP who sees people. But certainly not £700 an hour! To put things in perspective, a non-specialist working 24h on a Saturday (i.e. with extras) will get around £750 for the whole 24h.
His "company" is not making any money, says net assets £860 in 2019. It seems to me it's a company just made to write prescriptions now and then, not a real doctor's office.
DR ADRIAN HARROP LIMITED - Filing history (free information from Companies House)
DR ADRIAN HARROP LIMITED - Free company information from Companies House including registered office address, filing history, accounts, annual return, officers, charges, business activity
and he just said on Twitter he doesn't have a clue about what to tell patients about the virus. Well done doctor maybe if you studied and didn't play on Twitter you would:
what does he care about not receiving guidance? did he say he doesn't follow it?
also he seems to flitter from job to job, he leaves after a few months.
You may be right, but freelance locum rates are quite reasonable.
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I don't think he's manning the phones in his capacity as a Doctor. If you ring 111 the person you speak with is just someone off the street that's gotten a few weeks training, you explain the issue and then they speak with an A&E experienced nurse or Paramedic. The only decision they make is whether you need to go to A&E or not.
Yes yes, you are right, but I would think for shorter periods, for specialists (I suppose he is a GP so he gets around something like that) but pre-tax etc. Anything's possible but I don't think he gets £800 a day at £17,200 a month post-tax. I just wanted to make it clear that very few get £100 an hour "in the pocket" (i.e. post-tax).
Locums(*) get paid a lot more than employed doctors, but is he really a locum? because once hospitals start to know someone is bad / weird they start to avoid him unless very desperate imho. He has been at that practice a few months already. Still, they may want him to please the "enlightened young people" that show around.
(*) those are doctors who are not regularly employed by a hospital, they just fill in, sometimes for one day, sometimes for months, they have short contracts, etc. Good to make money, bad for stability as it's not necessarily in the city you live and sometimes you wait a long time to find a place.
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And it's also the word in mediterranean countries for what we call Turkish Delight. Pink, squidgy and full of nuts, sums up the good Doctor to a T.
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Why are troons and their orbiters unable to look like normal human beings in photographs? They either look like they've got a pickle stuck up their ass or like axe murderers.
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Because they really are either axe murderers or have a pickle stuck up their ass. Or both. I think it is both for Harrop.
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It was up for sale at Xmas. I didn't know it was his house when I went to view it but backed out when I found out. Refuse to give that Dollmaker any of my money.
Anyway, its sold now, I saw the sold sign on Friday when I went out for a drive.
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I wouldn't actually be that surprised if he's so incompetent that's all anyone will hire him for.
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that phone number is false - the 01409 area code is located in Devon, literally at the opposite end of England, and numbers within an 01xxx area can only have six digits
also, given that he often tweets from Warrington (some way outside Liverpool), and has tweeted about a fire in Newton-le-Willows (near Warrington) his actual address is more likely to be somewhere near there than in Liverpool itself
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doctor webberly already ruined his dream job by being brazen about prescribing hormones to children. The lawsuit against tavistock and the tory government are changing the rules about trooning out kids. Harrop is going to be super mad about it when the process is complete and only legal adults can ruin their lives this way.
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Harrop and co. have got to be fuming that the focus is on America’s race riots and no one gives a shot about JKR’s tervism.
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Well he does try to jump on the Jogger Pride bandwagon:
People are sick of Harrop's bizarre melodrama.
Little did Mike know, he's committed HATE SPEECH!
As if Harrop gave a fuck about his non-trans-kids patients! He's dreading about the long list of phone calls he'd have to answer.
But our Adrian, generous soul he is, forgave Mike because Mike has proven to be a true-rainbow trans ally!
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J. K. T. Rowling:
Speaking of "huge red flag":
Indeed, I was only speculating when I said Harrop's conscience "lies on the side of pedophiles"; I was not aware of that old tweet back then. That tweet dispelled all my doubts.
"Today, the world inhabited by trans children became a little bit less friendly, as a direct result of the hurtful words of a person we’d hoped would know better." How did such a big girl blouse faggot got to become an adult?
Rowling is not that important. She is a has-been. Please don't turn her into a modern Helen of Troy, the face that launches a thousand tweets.
Uncle Tony: Rowling shouldn't feel hurt because it is only speech!
Dr. Adrian Harrop: "I think it can be substantiated that J. K. Rowling is indeed unsafe around children" (Archived)
Indeed, you are "unsafe around children" if you interfere with the grooming process of the transgenders:
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Harrop clarifies the nature of his job:
NPCing about Hong Kong:
Frankly I don't mind the Caliphate taking up Hong Kong's refuse.
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“Big girl’s blouse” isn’t a homophobic slur. It refers to effete men who whinge a lot. Harrop is just shit stirring for the sake of it and to frame his detractors as faggot haters.
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Harrop is a typical bully. He is a flaming misogynist but let someone call him something fairly anodyne and archaic and he whines like a big titty-baby.
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