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All totally entitled to opinions is my view .....if I disagree so be it but they are still entitled to speak thy views.
Are you my new shadow........im so thrilled... welcome
No mate, I just call out hypocrisy where I see it. Don't take it personally though
You're incapable of reasonable debate with those who hold a different opinion to yours. Them's the facts... and that's cool btw, but don't go preaching something different to what you practice yeh?
No mate, I just call out hypocrisy where I see it. Don't take it personally though
You're incapable of reasonable debate with those who hold a different opinion to yours. Them's the facts... and that's cool btw, but don't go preaching something different to what you practice yeh?
Fk me .......go bore some **** else ffs.......your opinion is just words on a screen brother and means very little apart from pumping up your own ego.
Is that why you're posting on an internet forum?
Words are a powerful tool bro, probably the most powerful. And they seem to be hitting their mark with you. If they didn't you wouldn't be pretending they weren't and responding, and instead simply move on.
Peace brother
So anyone looking forward to Cummings interview with Kuenssberg today?
From article on t'internet...
The BBC interview with Laura Kuenssberg will see Mr Cummings discuss his former role in the Government during the pandemic, his relationship with Mr Johnson and his role in Brexit.
There have been several claims already from the former aide, as seen in several clips revealed from the upcoming interview, and its likely there could be more to come.
Mr Cummings claims Mr Johnson resisted imposing England’s second coronavirus lockdown in November, in clips released from the interview.
Mr Cummings shared WhatsApp messages with the BBC that appear to have been sent from Mr Johnson’s number to aides on 15 October, which reportedly said: “I must say I have been slightly rocked by some of the data on Covid fatalities. The median age is 82 – 81 for men 85 for women.
“That is above life expectancy. So get Covid and live longer. Hardly anyone under 60 goes into hospital (4 per cent ) and of those virtually all survive.
“And I no longer buy all this NHS overwhelmed stuff. Folks I think we may need to recalibrate.”
Mr Cummings also accused Mr Johnson of putting “his own political interests ahead of people’s lives”.
A No 10 spokeswoman has responded: “Since the start of the pandemic, the Prime Minister has taken the necessary action to protect lives and livelihoods, guided by the best scientific advice.
“The Government he leads has delivered the fastest vaccination rollout in Europe, saved millions of jobs through the furlough scheme and prevented the NHS from being overwhelmed through three national lockdowns.
“The Government is entirely focused on emerging cautiously from the pandemic and building back better.”
Another major claim by Mr Cummings in the interview is that he had talked Mr Johnson out of continuing weekly face-to-face meetings with the Queen early in the pandemic, due to concerns over the possible consequences.
“I said, what are you doing? And he said, I’m going to see the Queen and I said, what on earth are you talking about, of course you can’t go and see the Queen,” Mr Cummings said in the interview.
“I said to him [Boris Johnson], there’s people in this office who are isolating, you might have coronavirus, I might have coronavirus, you can’t go and see the Queen,” Mr Cummings said.
“What if you go and see her and give the Queen coronavirus? You obviously can’t go.”
He said the PM eventually agreed. Mr Johnson and the Queen stopped having in-person meetings and instead spoke on the phone, from 18 March last year, only meeting in person for the first time this year on 23 June.
Downing Street denied the incident described by Mr Cummings took place and Buckingham Palace declined to comment.
From article on t'internet...
The BBC interview with Laura Kuenssberg will see Mr Cummings discuss his former role in the Government during the pandemic, his relationship with Mr Johnson and his role in Brexit.
There have been several claims already from the former aide, as seen in several clips revealed from the upcoming interview, and its likely there could be more to come.
Mr Cummings claims Mr Johnson resisted imposing England’s second coronavirus lockdown in November, in clips released from the interview.
Mr Cummings shared WhatsApp messages with the BBC that appear to have been sent from Mr Johnson’s number to aides on 15 October, which reportedly said: “I must say I have been slightly rocked by some of the data on Covid fatalities. The median age is 82 – 81 for men 85 for women.
“That is above life expectancy. So get Covid and live longer. Hardly anyone under 60 goes into hospital (4 per cent ) and of those virtually all survive.
“And I no longer buy all this NHS overwhelmed stuff. Folks I think we may need to recalibrate.”
Mr Cummings also accused Mr Johnson of putting “his own political interests ahead of people’s lives”.
A No 10 spokeswoman has responded: “Since the start of the pandemic, the Prime Minister has taken the necessary action to protect lives and livelihoods, guided by the best scientific advice.
“The Government he leads has delivered the fastest vaccination rollout in Europe, saved millions of jobs through the furlough scheme and prevented the NHS from being overwhelmed through three national lockdowns.
“The Government is entirely focused on emerging cautiously from the pandemic and building back better.”
Another major claim by Mr Cummings in the interview is that he had talked Mr Johnson out of continuing weekly face-to-face meetings with the Queen early in the pandemic, due to concerns over the possible consequences.
“I said, what are you doing? And he said, I’m going to see the Queen and I said, what on earth are you talking about, of course you can’t go and see the Queen,” Mr Cummings said in the interview.
“I said to him [Boris Johnson], there’s people in this office who are isolating, you might have coronavirus, I might have coronavirus, you can’t go and see the Queen,” Mr Cummings said.
“What if you go and see her and give the Queen coronavirus? You obviously can’t go.”
He said the PM eventually agreed. Mr Johnson and the Queen stopped having in-person meetings and instead spoke on the phone, from 18 March last year, only meeting in person for the first time this year on 23 June.
Downing Street denied the incident described by Mr Cummings took place and Buckingham Palace declined to comment.
Nah, I got better things to do.
Don’t like either of these 2 people.
Aussie Journalists are brilliant.
they hate the mandatory vaccination in Aus, don’t they.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/australia-covid-restrictions-states-vaccine-b1873968.html
they hate the mandatory vaccination in Aus, don’t they.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/australia-covid-restrictions-states-vaccine-b1873968.html
Many states/areas for Australia insist children are vaccinated to attend pre school/school.
Australia eliminated a non-medical exemption to a vaccine requirement for childcare benefits. Australians now must either vaccinate their children or forgo significant child care and family tax benefits. This change introduces financial penalties for refusal, in a context where many families cannot afford childcare without these benefits.
https://sph.med.unsw.edu.au/news/making-vaccination-truly-compulsory-well-intentioned-ill-conceived
Australia eliminated a non-medical exemption to a vaccine requirement for childcare benefits. Australians now must either vaccinate their children or forgo significant child care and family tax benefits. This change introduces financial penalties for refusal, in a context where many families cannot afford childcare without these benefits.
https://sph.med.unsw.edu.au/news/making-vaccination-truly-compulsory-well-intentioned-ill-conceived
Aussie MP wants public spaces ban on all unvaccinated
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...lia-covid-vaccine-public-places-b1886327.html
if only Boris was this brave
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...lia-covid-vaccine-public-places-b1886327.html
if only Boris was this brave
Blood clot risk.....
You are more likely to get a blood clot from the combined contraceptive pill.
Blood clots caused by the pill have been estimated to affect around 1 in 1,000 women.
Whereas your risk of getting the clotting disorder from the AZ vaccine is around 4 in 1 million.
Love a conspiracy, ban the pill!
You are more likely to get a blood clot from the combined contraceptive pill.
Blood clots caused by the pill have been estimated to affect around 1 in 1,000 women.
Whereas your risk of getting the clotting disorder from the AZ vaccine is around 4 in 1 million.
Love a conspiracy, ban the pill!
60% of hospital admissions are from the majority now blud. Im just worried that the medical staff treating them while wearing masks will get C02 poisoning!
I don't have your refusal 2 show thy said study is clearly a weak point you don't wanna show yourself up with
That's a later lawsuit once insurance firms realise that the industry are liable for illness caused to employees......gold mine stuff
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