I made a few points, to be honest, so when I read posts saying I am in 'denial', they are wrong.
I can’t say I remember it, mate.
I made a few points, to be honest, so when I read posts saying I am in 'denial', they are wrong.
Well, I did mention it.I can’t say I remember it, mate.
Not disputing your assessment of Johnson, but New Zealand, with a grand total of 22 deaths, hasn’t had any policy of wearing face masks for the public. And from what I see the public hasn’t worn them in any numbers.Sheer arrogance, personified in Boris Liar proudly boasting he'd shaken hands with everyone on a hospital visit, including Covid patients. And personified by the we are too f***** pretty attitiude to wearig the masks that Countries who had previous experience of such virus before, wear without thought, and without infecting as many others.
no new cases for 13 daysNot disputing your assessment of Johnson, but New Zealand, with a grand total of 22 deaths, hasn’t had any policy of wearing face masks for the public. And from what I see the public hasn’t worn them in any numbers.
Why would it be a waste of time? You generally repeat everything else so why change the habit of a lifetime now?You better go back and look then because I am not wasting my time discussing it again.
Cant say I've ever seen what he put! Maybe hes lying. That's what Tories doIt’s a long list in fairness.
No, but they do wear face masks across much of S.E.Asia where Covid looks to have spread far less so far than in Europe or America. And tests have shown reasonable quality masks reduce the spread of infection. But I'm not of course saying wearing masks is the only way the spead of Covid is restricted, the early lockdown done efficiently in NZ and in other countries obviously helped, the hot, humid climate probably helps too in SE Asia, about the only thing that Boris couldn't have done too much about.Not disputing your assessment of Johnson, but New Zealand, with a grand total of 22 deaths, hasn’t had any policy of wearing face masks for the public. And from what I see the public hasn’t worn them in any numbers.
Lets hope the Neanderthals stay locked up indoors for future years too.....
Northern Ireland
Orange Order announces plans for Twelfth celebrations at home
The annual July 12 parades have been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Bandsmen and Orange Order members take part in a previous Orange Order parade in Belfast (Brian Lawless/PA)
By Rebecca Black, PA
June 03 2020 12:21 PM
The Orange Order has announced plans to celebrate July 12 at home this year.
The annual parades marking King William III’s victory over James II at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690 have been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Orange Order has announced a four-day virtual event from Friday July 12 to Monday July 13 to “celebrate the day online, in your home or at your door” in compliance with social distancing rules.
I could kick it off with a NO.