Off Topic London Calling: Summer Holidays Abroad 2021 in doubt?

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At what point do Bonko's apologists admit that him and his band of idiots are doing badly here? We have 100,000 British citizens DEAD. Will 200,000 be the tipping point? Half a million, a million? This is an utter disgrace in a country surrounded by a moat and with a health service that is the biggest employer in Europe.
 
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Sunderpitt said:
As a non scientist.. probably not much common sense either, but as they say what would have been reasonable actions once it was known a virus similar to flu but more deadly was easily transmitted and coming in from China and Italy.

I would venture to suggest the following to do promptly..

Close borders

Instigate a lockdown

Have test, track and trace... then an incentive/penalty if not isolating.

PPE

Work hard on remedies and vaccine.

There not an expert in sight...
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Figures clearly show that the vast majority of outbreaks in this country, have been caused by holidaymakers returning from Europe. Yet from day one the borders have remained wide open, so much for "controlling our borders" another joke/lie from the Tory Brexit party repertoire.
 
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DH4 said:
At what point do Bonko's apologists admit that him and his band of idiots are doing badly here? We have 100,000 British citizens DEAD. Will 200,000 be the tipping point? Half a million, a million? This is an utter disgrace in a country surrounded by a moat and with a health service that is the biggest employer in Europe.
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I think I asked you before to find a post where I’ve stuck up for him, haven’t read a reply yet.
 
rooch 3 said:
Keep away from that button don’t want you getting another callous on your finger you’ve just got rid of the last one <ok>
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You never have any useful contribution to any debate ...

... just a series of idiotic cracks only an idiotic like you could laugh at.

Now, don't forget to 'like' any post Roger or Gordon puts on, otherwise they might not like one of yours and we don't want tears at bedtime do we.
 
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Chunksafc said:
I'm glad they announced schools closed till March, give the cases a chance to get right down and also the vaccine figures to rise up.

Its been far from perfect, but making that decision now is the right one.

The vaccine figures are a serious ray of light in all this mess
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Yet last week U turn specialist Gavin Williamson was saying schools would be opened before the Easter. <doh> what a plonker .
 
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Can I also add that as much as I believe the government have made huge mistakes, I also blame a vast swathe of the population for the "**** you I'm alright attitude" that hasn't helped us at all
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We accept some of the public are idiots but don't expect those at the very top to be as bad.

Does the PM count cycling 7 miles from home to be local?

Of course he doesn't but it's his 'I'm alright attitude'.

Is his trip to Scotland today, with half a dozen staff, essential?

Of course it isn't but it's his 'I'm alright attitude'.

Did the PMs 'man of integrity' really have to bundle his family in the car and drive hundreds of miles to the NE then back again for no good reason?

Of course he doesn't but it's his 'I'm alright attitude'.
 
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We accept some of the public are idiots but don't expect those at the very top to be as bad.
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I've seen a very different side to people since Covid started, even today I heard a conversation from the funder of an NHS building project state "Covid is not a valid excuse for not finishing on time, it's not been that bad"
 
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Smug in Boots said:
We accept some of the public are idiots but don't expect those at the very top to be as bad.

Does the PM count cycling 7 miles from home to be local?

Of course he doesn't but it's his 'I'm alright attitude'.

Is his trip to Scotland today, with half a dozen staff essential?

Of course it isn't but it's his 'I'm alright attitude'.

Did the PMs 'man of integrity' really have to bundle his family in the car and drive hundreds of miles?

Of course he doesn't but it's his 'I'm alright attitude'.
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Mate, I appreciate your not impressed with the prime ministers leadership in all this, Lord knows most of us can see his mistakes.

But credit where credit is due, we are rolling out vaccines at an amazing rate, furlough has been a saviour to lots.

He also appears (with the schools announcement) to actually be doing the right thing, not the popular thing
 
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