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By *0shadesOfFilth OP   Man  over a year ago

nearby

BBC interview

Cummings says Boris Johnson resisted lockdowns as ‘only over 80’s were dying’

Will he be giving evidence is there is ever a covid enquiry for the 150,000 that have covid on their death certificates.

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By *alandNitaCouple  over a year ago

Scunthorpe


"BBC interview

Cummings says Boris Johnson resisted lockdowns as ‘only over 80’s were dying’

Will he be giving evidence is there is ever a covid enquiry for the 150,000 that have covid on their death certificates. "

Nothing will come of it.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"BBC interview

Cummings says Boris Johnson resisted lockdowns as ‘only over 80’s were dying’

Will he be giving evidence is there is ever a covid enquiry for the 150,000 that have covid on their death certificates. "

He said that weeks ago

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By *0shadesOfFilth OP   Man  over a year ago

nearby


"BBC interview

Cummings says Boris Johnson resisted lockdowns as ‘only over 80’s were dying’

Will he be giving evidence is there is ever a covid enquiry for the 150,000 that have covid on their death certificates.

Missed that. But the interview went live on bbc 44 minutes ago.

He said that weeks ago"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

150000 with or of covid.. My local hospital in answer to a FOI request replied te following. Since march 2020 until April 2021 only 22 died of covid and had no other underlying illness. Ask you local hospital Trust the same question

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"BBC interview

Cummings says Boris Johnson resisted lockdowns as ‘only over 80’s were dying’

Will he be giving evidence is there is ever a covid enquiry for the 150,000 that have covid on their death certificates.

Missed that. But the interview went live on bbc 44 minutes ago.

He said that weeks ago"

It was mentioned before he gave that interview at parliament.

People dont care.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Cummings as boris advisor gives reasons for trip to Barnard castle = Cummings isn’t to be believed.

Cummings accuses Boris = Cummings is to be believed.

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By *hetalkingstoveMan  over a year ago

London


"150000 with or of covid.. My local hospital in answer to a FOI request replied te following. Since march 2020 until April 2021 only 22 died of covid and had no other underlying illness. Ask you local hospital Trust the same question "

And the reason anyone would be inflating covid numbers is....?

Cue conspiracy theory bollocks!

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Cummings as boris advisor gives reasons for trip to Barnard castle = Cummings isn’t to be believed.

Cummings accuses Boris = Cummings is to be believed."

You realise there is actually proof that he did this?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Cummings as boris advisor gives reasons for trip to Barnard castle = Cummings isn’t to be believed.

Cummings accuses Boris = Cummings is to be believed.

You realise there is actually proof that he did this?"

No I haven’t seen this, can you point me in the direction.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Cummings as boris advisor gives reasons for trip to Barnard castle = Cummings isn’t to be believed.

Cummings accuses Boris = Cummings is to be believed.

You realise there is actually proof that he did this?

No I haven’t seen this, can you point me in the direction."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-57854811

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Cummings as boris advisor gives reasons for trip to Barnard castle = Cummings isn’t to be believed.

Cummings accuses Boris = Cummings is to be believed.

You realise there is actually proof that he did this?

No I haven’t seen this, can you point me in the direction.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-57854811"

Fair enough

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"BBC interview

Cummings says Boris Johnson resisted lockdowns as ‘only over 80’s were dying’

Will he be giving evidence is there is ever a covid enquiry for the 150,000 that have covid on their death certificates. "

Cummings who was BoJo's chief advisor at the time. Great guy.

Let's believe everything he says because he's trustworthy and not bitter at all.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"BBC interview

Cummings says Boris Johnson resisted lockdowns as ‘only over 80’s were dying’

Will he be giving evidence is there is ever a covid enquiry for the 150,000 that have covid on their death certificates.

Cummings who was BoJo's chief advisor at the time. Great guy.

Let's believe everything he says because he's trustworthy and not bitter at all. "

Again.

In case you missed it.

The bbc has seen proof he has said it.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool

The BBC sees proof that the pm was prepared to let a virus RIP through the over 80s and the default setting is too defend him.

Words fail me.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple  over a year ago

in Lancashire


"BBC interview

Cummings says Boris Johnson resisted lockdowns as ‘only over 80’s were dying’

Will he be giving evidence is there is ever a covid enquiry for the 150,000 that have covid on their death certificates.

Cummings who was BoJo's chief advisor at the time. Great guy.

Let's believe everything he says because he's trustworthy and not bitter at all. "

It's a quandary, one is a serial liar with more than one loss of a job for that and the other has admitted he lied over Barnard castle and is intent in putting the knife in..

Neither are trustworthy imo but there's no way the BBC already on the defensive with this government would report this without seeing the evidence..

It looks shitty, poor judgement and further adds to what many believe being Boris did not take it seriously enough initially, then failed to learn the lessons of the first lockdown and has dithered and taken too long to act..

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By * Plus ECouple  over a year ago

The South


"The BBC sees proof that the pm was prepared to let a virus RIP through the over 80s and the default setting is too defend him.

Words fail me."

Where are people defending him on this thread?

E

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"The BBC sees proof that the pm was prepared to let a virus RIP through the over 80s and the default setting is too defend him.

Words fail me.

Where are people defending him on this thread?

E"

The 2 who are saying that the story is false.

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By *allySlinkyWoman  over a year ago

Leeds


"The BBC sees proof that the pm was prepared to let a virus RIP through the over 80s and the default setting is too defend him.

Words fail me."

Clever use of rip/R.I.P. Lionel

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"The BBC sees proof that the pm was prepared to let a virus RIP through the over 80s and the default setting is too defend him.

Words fail me.

Where are people defending him on this thread?

E"

I think it's by implication - Cummings is untrustworthy therefore...

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By * Plus ECouple  over a year ago

The South


"The BBC sees proof that the pm was prepared to let a virus RIP through the over 80s and the default setting is too defend him.

Words fail me.

Where are people defending him on this thread?

E

The 2 who are saying that the story is false."

I can't see where anyone's said it's false, I'll have another read through.

E

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By * Plus ECouple  over a year ago

The South


"BBC interview

Cummings says Boris Johnson resisted lockdowns as ‘only over 80’s were dying’

Will he be giving evidence is there is ever a covid enquiry for the 150,000 that have covid on their death certificates.

Cummings who was BoJo's chief advisor at the time. Great guy.

Let's believe everything he says because he's trustworthy and not bitter at all.

It's a quandary, one is a serial liar with more than one loss of a job for that and the other has admitted he lied over Barnard castle and is intent in putting the knife in..

Neither are trustworthy imo but there's no way the BBC already on the defensive with this government would report this without seeing the evidence..

It looks shitty, poor judgement and further adds to what many believe being Boris did not take it seriously enough initially, then failed to learn the lessons of the first lockdown and has dithered and taken too long to act.."

This. ^

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"The BBC sees proof that the pm was prepared to let a virus RIP through the over 80s and the default setting is too defend him.

Words fail me.

Where are people defending him on this thread?

E

The 2 who are saying that the story is false.

I can't see where anyone's said it's false, I'll have another read through.

E"

2 people have said he cant be trusted.

I think the implication is pretty clear.

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By * Plus ECouple  over a year ago

The South


"The BBC sees proof that the pm was prepared to let a virus RIP through the over 80s and the default setting is too defend him.

Words fail me.

Where are people defending him on this thread?

E

I think it's by implication - Cummings is untrustworthy therefore..."

Ahhh, I see how this works now. Thanks.

E

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"BBC interview

Cummings says Boris Johnson resisted lockdowns as ‘only over 80’s were dying’

Will he be giving evidence is there is ever a covid enquiry for the 150,000 that have covid on their death certificates.

Cummings who was BoJo's chief advisor at the time. Great guy.

Let's believe everything he says because he's trustworthy and not bitter at all.

Again.

In case you missed it.

The bbc has seen proof he has said it."

So?

Presumably Cummings said it too, as his advisor.

BoJo doesn't 'run the country' on his own.......

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The BBC sees proof that the pm was prepared to let a virus RIP through the over 80s and the default setting is too defend him.

Words fail me.

Where are people defending him on this thread?

E

The 2 who are saying that the story is false.

I can't see where anyone's said it's false, I'll have another read through.

E

2 people have said he cant be trusted.

I think the implication is pretty clear."

For gods sake Lionel don’t do jury service. Not unless the defendant is a left wing union member.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"BBC interview

Cummings says Boris Johnson resisted lockdowns as ‘only over 80’s were dying’

Will he be giving evidence is there is ever a covid enquiry for the 150,000 that have covid on their death certificates.

Cummings who was BoJo's chief advisor at the time. Great guy.

Let's believe everything he says because he's trustworthy and not bitter at all.

Again.

In case you missed it.

The bbc has seen proof he has said it.

So?

Presumably Cummings said it too, as his advisor.

BoJo doesn't 'run the country' on his own......."

Outstanding

A pm is on record saying he is happy to let over 80s die and it's still not his responsibility

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By * Plus ECouple  over a year ago

The South


"The BBC sees proof that the pm was prepared to let a virus RIP through the over 80s and the default setting is too defend him.

Words fail me.

Where are people defending him on this thread?

E

The 2 who are saying that the story is false.

I can't see where anyone's said it's false, I'll have another read through.

E

2 people have said he cant be trusted.

I think the implication is pretty clear."

Gotcha..... It was implied.

When you stated "The 2 who are saying that the story is false" I thought someone had actually said "it's false".

That's what I was looking for, my bad, sorry.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"The BBC sees proof that the pm was prepared to let a virus RIP through the over 80s and the default setting is too defend him.

Words fail me.

Where are people defending him on this thread?

E

I think it's by implication - Cummings is untrustworthy therefore...

Ahhh, I see how this works now. Thanks.

E"

Yes when someone alleges something and they are called a liar,it generally means they are not believed

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By * Plus ECouple  over a year ago

The South


"The BBC sees proof that the pm was prepared to let a virus RIP through the over 80s and the default setting is too defend him.

Words fail me.

Where are people defending him on this thread?

E

The 2 who are saying that the story is false.

I can't see where anyone's said it's false, I'll have another read through.

E

2 people have said he cant be trusted.

I think the implication is pretty clear.

For gods sake Lionel don’t do jury service. Not unless the defendant is a left wing union member."

You just cost me a cup of tea. It's all over my keyboard now.

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By *ools and the brainCouple  over a year ago

couple, us we him her.


"The BBC sees proof that the pm was prepared to let a virus RIP through the over 80s and the default setting is too defend him.

Words fail me.

Where are people defending him on this thread?

E

I think it's by implication - Cummings is untrustworthy therefore...

Ahhh, I see how this works now. Thanks.

E

Yes when someone alleges something and they are called a liar,it generally means they are not believed

"

Allegedly

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By *uckandbunnyCouple  over a year ago

In your bed

Hell hath no fury like a special advisor scorned.

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By *abs..Woman  over a year ago

..

You cannot possibly believe a word that comes out of his mouth. Anything he does or doesn’t know will be manipulated and twisted to suit.

Ultimately, if what he is saying is all true then he’s as bad for not doing anything about it.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"You cannot possibly believe a word that comes out of his mouth. Anything he does or doesn’t know will be manipulated and twisted to suit.

Ultimately, if what he is saying is all true then he’s as bad for not doing anything about it. "

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Cummings needs to man up. Lost his job. Deal with it and move on!

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool

#notacult

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By * Plus ECouple  over a year ago

The South


"#notacult"

Did you spell that correctly?

E

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By *abs..Woman  over a year ago

..


"#notacult

Did you spell that correctly?

E"

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By *arkus1812Man  over a year ago

Lifes departure lounge NN9 Northamptonshire East not West MidlandsMidlands

Well here is one over 80 year old who the Virus has not ripped through...............yet

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By * Plus ECouple  over a year ago

The South


"#notacult

Did you spell that correctly?

E

"

Babs, we don't use that word to we.

E

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

O o O oo


"Cummings as boris advisor gives reasons for trip to Barnard castle = Cummings isn’t to be believed.

Cummings accuses Boris = Cummings is to be believed."

Cummings as boris advisor gives reasons for trip to Barnard castle = Cummings isn’t to be believed but defended by Tory MP's at the time

Cummings accuses Boris = Cummings is to be believed unless you are a Tory MP who now say he is a liar

Swings and roundabouts

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Well here is one over 80 year old who the Virus has not ripped through...............yet "

Good for you

I'm sure the families of the ones who have will be chuffed

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By *irldnCouple  over a year ago

Brighton

So regardless of the infighting on these threads and regardless of whether Johnson or Cummings is the bigger cunt...

We have a PM who was prepared to allow citizens of the UK to be collateral damage because they are/were old!

In what fucking world is that ok?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"So regardless of the infighting on these threads and regardless of whether Johnson or Cummings is the bigger cunt...

We have a PM who was prepared to allow citizens of the UK to be collateral damage because they are/were old!

In what fucking world is that ok?"

It's ok

He made it up apparently

Despite having the messages on his phone.

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

O o O oo


"BBC interview

Cummings says Boris Johnson resisted lockdowns as ‘only over 80’s were dying’

Will he be giving evidence is there is ever a covid enquiry for the 150,000 that have covid on their death certificates.

Cummings who was BoJo's chief advisor at the time. Great guy.

Let's believe everything he says because he's trustworthy and not bitter at all. "

Whether what he is saying is true or not I think he sounds like a bitter dumped ex. The way he speaks about it is sometimes childlike too, but he said this missss

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"So regardless of the infighting on these threads and regardless of whether Johnson or Cummings is the bigger cunt...

We have a PM who was prepared to allow citizens of the UK to be collateral damage because they are/were old!

In what fucking world is that ok?"

I think it's a question, do we believe him.

I don't trust either of them, never have.

Cummings is a liar but might be telling the truth. Extrinsic evidence suggests that what he's saying is in keeping with how the government has behaved.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"So regardless of the infighting on these threads and regardless of whether Johnson or Cummings is the bigger cunt...

We have a PM who was prepared to allow citizens of the UK to be collateral damage because they are/were old!

In what fucking world is that ok?

I think it's a question, do we believe him.

I don't trust either of them, never have.

Cummings is a liar but might be telling the truth. Extrinsic evidence suggests that what he's saying is in keeping with how the government has behaved."

If its true, it's an unbelievably callous thing to say.

So the perfect topic to turn it into a joke.

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

O o O oo


"So regardless of the infighting on these threads and regardless of whether Johnson or Cummings is the bigger cunt...

We have a PM who was prepared to allow citizens of the UK to be collateral damage because they are/were old!

In what fucking world is that ok?"

Amazing really

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By * Plus ECouple  over a year ago

The South


"So regardless of the infighting on these threads and regardless of whether Johnson or Cummings is the bigger cunt...

We have a PM who was prepared to allow citizens of the UK to be collateral damage because they are/were old!

In what fucking world is that ok?

I think it's a question, do we believe him.

I don't trust either of them, never have.

Cummings is a liar but might be telling the truth. Extrinsic evidence suggests that what he's saying is in keeping with how the government has behaved."

Much as a fool Boris is, I really can't see anyone saying, fuck it let 'em die".

Anecdotal evidence on past performance suggests it may be.

But please don't let it be so.

Surely no one, no matter how much of an arse could be that cold.

The thought that someone could have makes we weep.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"So regardless of the infighting on these threads and regardless of whether Johnson or Cummings is the bigger cunt...

We have a PM who was prepared to allow citizens of the UK to be collateral damage because they are/were old!

In what fucking world is that ok?

I think it's a question, do we believe him.

I don't trust either of them, never have.

Cummings is a liar but might be telling the truth. Extrinsic evidence suggests that what he's saying is in keeping with how the government has behaved.

Much as a fool Boris is, I really can't see anyone saying, fuck it let 'em die".

Anecdotal evidence on past performance suggests it may be.

But please don't let it be so.

Surely no one, no matter how much of an arse could be that cold.

The thought that someone could have makes we weep.

E"

I'm really not sure how many times I can say this..before it sinks in...it is on record.

Read the link.

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By * Plus ECouple  over a year ago

The South


"So regardless of the infighting on these threads and regardless of whether Johnson or Cummings is the bigger cunt...

We have a PM who was prepared to allow citizens of the UK to be collateral damage because they are/were old!

In what fucking world is that ok?

I think it's a question, do we believe him.

I don't trust either of them, never have.

Cummings is a liar but might be telling the truth. Extrinsic evidence suggests that what he's saying is in keeping with how the government has behaved.

Much as a fool Boris is, I really can't see anyone saying, fuck it let 'em die".

Anecdotal evidence on past performance suggests it may be.

But please don't let it be so.

Surely no one, no matter how much of an arse could be that cold.

The thought that someone could have makes we weep.

E

I'm really not sure how many times I can say this..before it sinks in...it is on record.

Read the link."

No. No I won't. I can't bare the thought that someone actually coldy made that decision.

It's too heart breaking to consider.

I know how much you despise the Torys, so you'll doubtless revel in it.

Me, I have more compassion for humanity than political point scoring on this one.

Sorry Lionel, I can't come out to play at this party.

E

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By *arkus1812Man  over a year ago

Lifes departure lounge NN9 Northamptonshire East not West MidlandsMidlands


"Well here is one over 80 year old who the Virus has not ripped through...............yet

Good for you

I'm sure the families of the ones who have will be chuffed

"

Two of my Sisters in Law have died from Covid and I am certainly not chuffed.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"So regardless of the infighting on these threads and regardless of whether Johnson or Cummings is the bigger cunt...

We have a PM who was prepared to allow citizens of the UK to be collateral damage because they are/were old!

In what fucking world is that ok?

I think it's a question, do we believe him.

I don't trust either of them, never have.

Cummings is a liar but might be telling the truth. Extrinsic evidence suggests that what he's saying is in keeping with how the government has behaved.

Much as a fool Boris is, I really can't see anyone saying, fuck it let 'em die".

Anecdotal evidence on past performance suggests it may be.

But please don't let it be so.

Surely no one, no matter how much of an arse could be that cold.

The thought that someone could have makes we weep.

E

I'm really not sure how many times I can say this..before it sinks in...it is on record.

Read the link.

No. No I won't. I can't bare the thought that someone actually coldy made that decision.

It's too heart breaking to consider.

I know how much you despise the Torys, so you'll doubtless revel in it.

Me, I have more compassion for humanity than political point scoring on this one.

Sorry Lionel, I can't come out to play at this party.

E"

Pointing out something which has categorically happened is not 'revelling 'in it.

However you stick your head in the sand.

I'm sure that will help.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Well here is one over 80 year old who the Virus has not ripped through...............yet

Good for you

I'm sure the families of the ones who have will be chuffed

Two of my Sisters in Law have died from Covid and I am certainly not chuffed.

"

Then I'd suggest you re read your post.

The smiley emoji was a bit if a give away.

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

O o O oo


"

No. No I won't. I can't bare the thought that someone actually coldy made that decision.

It's too heart breaking to consider.

I know how much you despise the Torys, so you'll doubtless revel in it.

Me, I have more compassion for humanity than political point scoring on this one.

Sorry Lionel, I can't come out to play at this party.

E"

Surely it isn't political to say that someone is a cold fish if they don't care about the people they are meant to be trying to protect in a pandemic

Maybe people would just think this is horrendous and not revel in peoples potential deaths, whatever colour they voted for.

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

O o O oo


"Well here is one over 80 year old who the Virus has not ripped through...............yet

Good for you

I'm sure the families of the ones who have will be chuffed

Two of my Sisters in Law have died from Covid and I am certainly not chuffed.

Then I'd suggest you re read your post.

The smiley emoji was a bit if a give away."

I think he may have just saying he was over 80 and still alive, nothing malicious

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By *abs..Woman  over a year ago

..


"#notacult

Did you spell that correctly?

E

Babs, we don't use that word to we.

E"

Not me, never ever

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"So regardless of the infighting on these threads and regardless of whether Johnson or Cummings is the bigger cunt...

We have a PM who was prepared to allow citizens of the UK to be collateral damage because they are/were old!

In what fucking world is that ok?

I think it's a question, do we believe him.

I don't trust either of them, never have.

Cummings is a liar but might be telling the truth. Extrinsic evidence suggests that what he's saying is in keeping with how the government has behaved.

Much as a fool Boris is, I really can't see anyone saying, fuck it let 'em die".

Anecdotal evidence on past performance suggests it may be.

But please don't let it be so.

Surely no one, no matter how much of an arse could be that cold.

The thought that someone could have makes we weep.

E

I'm really not sure how many times I can say this..before it sinks in...it is on record.

Read the link.

No. No I won't. I can't bare the thought that someone actually coldy made that decision.

It's too heart breaking to consider.

I know how much you despise the Torys, so you'll doubtless revel in it.

Me, I have more compassion for humanity than political point scoring on this one.

Sorry Lionel, I can't come out to play at this party.

E"

I'm not sure this one has to be political point scoring.

I also despise the Tories, but I despise anyone who behaves this way.

The only difference, if it were a politician or figure I admired, is that I'd be devastated and feel betrayed before I turned to anger.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Well here is one over 80 year old who the Virus has not ripped through...............yet

Good for you

I'm sure the families of the ones who have will be chuffed

Two of my Sisters in Law have died from Covid and I am certainly not chuffed.

Then I'd suggest you re read your post.

The smiley emoji was a bit if a give away.

I think he may have just saying he was over 80 and still alive, nothing malicious"

It didnt really come across that way tbh.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS  over a year ago

Central


"Cummings as boris advisor gives reasons for trip to Barnard castle = Cummings isn’t to be believed.

Cummings accuses Boris = Cummings is to be believed."

He presented the written evidence directly from Johnson.

The UK decided to do its best to be world leaders again. We were atrocious last year, because he can't take decisions, thus subjecting the country to much longer restrictions and costs to the economy and everyone's well-being, not to mention the tens of thousands of avoidable deaths, his indecision caused.

We are currently no 3 in the world, for infections and the growth is phenomenal. But some people get a 'freedom' day and are happy.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple  over a year ago

in Lancashire

Boris can say we did this etc but it's on a text from his phone, it's atrocious that it was even thought by any politician of whatever hue..

Let alone a PM in the midst of a pandemic..

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Boris can say we did this etc but it's on a text from his phone, it's atrocious that it was even thought by any politician of whatever hue..

Let alone a PM in the midst of a pandemic..

"

Fully ties in with his bodies piled high in the streets comments.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

For the ones who say the BBC has proof that Boris said a particular thing, I'd ask, why haven't we seen the proof?

I'd also like to point out this exert from the article and highlight the words 'allegedly' and 'reportedly'. Surely if they have the evidence you guys say then those words needn't be used.

"In a WhatsApp message sent on 15 October, shared with the BBC, Mr Johnson appears to have described himself as "slightly rocked by some of the data on Covid fatalities".

The "median age" for those dying was between 81 and 82 for men and 85 for women, the prime minister allegedly wrote, adding: "That is above life expectancy. So get Covid and Live longer.

"Hardly anyone under 60 goes into hospital... and of those virtually all survive. And I no longer buy all this NHS overwhelmed stuff. Folks I think we may need to recalibrate... There are max 3m in this country aged over 80."

He reportedly went on to write: "It shows we don't go for nationwide lockdown."

Isn't it funny how people read things.

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By *irtyd468Man  over a year ago

North

Boris is a poor excuse for a human being . He was before he was PM and always will be .

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"For the ones who say the BBC has proof that Boris said a particular thing, I'd ask, why haven't we seen the proof?

I'd also like to point out this exert from the article and highlight the words 'allegedly' and 'reportedly'. Surely if they have the evidence you guys say then those words needn't be used.

"In a WhatsApp message sent on 15 October, shared with the BBC, Mr Johnson appears to have described himself as "slightly rocked by some of the data on Covid fatalities".

The "median age" for those dying was between 81 and 82 for men and 85 for women, the prime minister allegedly wrote, adding: "That is above life expectancy. So get Covid and Live longer.

"Hardly anyone under 60 goes into hospital... and of those virtually all survive. And I no longer buy all this NHS overwhelmed stuff. Folks I think we may need to recalibrate... There are max 3m in this country aged over 80."

He reportedly went on to write: "It shows we don't go for nationwide lockdown."

Isn't it funny how people read things."

Superb

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"For the ones who say the BBC has proof that Boris said a particular thing, I'd ask, why haven't we seen the proof?

I'd also like to point out this exert from the article and highlight the words 'allegedly' and 'reportedly'. Surely if they have the evidence you guys say then those words needn't be used.

"In a WhatsApp message sent on 15 October, shared with the BBC, Mr Johnson appears to have described himself as "slightly rocked by some of the data on Covid fatalities".

The "median age" for those dying was between 81 and 82 for men and 85 for women, the prime minister allegedly wrote, adding: "That is above life expectancy. So get Covid and Live longer.

"Hardly anyone under 60 goes into hospital... and of those virtually all survive. And I no longer buy all this NHS overwhelmed stuff. Folks I think we may need to recalibrate... There are max 3m in this country aged over 80."

He reportedly went on to write: "It shows we don't go for nationwide lockdown."

Isn't it funny how people read things.

Superb "

It's absolutely not superb Lionel. Why haven't we seen the proof? And why do they use the words allegedly and reportedly?

If we can see the proof I'm more than happy to condemn him. Until then, this is still just a bitter ex-employee

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"For the ones who say the BBC has proof that Boris said a particular thing, I'd ask, why haven't we seen the proof?

I'd also like to point out this exert from the article and highlight the words 'allegedly' and 'reportedly'. Surely if they have the evidence you guys say then those words needn't be used.

"In a WhatsApp message sent on 15 October, shared with the BBC, Mr Johnson appears to have described himself as "slightly rocked by some of the data on Covid fatalities".

The "median age" for those dying was between 81 and 82 for men and 85 for women, the prime minister allegedly wrote, adding: "That is above life expectancy. So get Covid and Live longer.

"Hardly anyone under 60 goes into hospital... and of those virtually all survive. And I no longer buy all this NHS overwhelmed stuff. Folks I think we may need to recalibrate... There are max 3m in this country aged over 80."

He reportedly went on to write: "It shows we don't go for nationwide lockdown."

Isn't it funny how people read things.

Superb

It's absolutely not superb Lionel. Why haven't we seen the proof? And why do they use the words allegedly and reportedly?

If we can see the proof I'm more than happy to condemn him. Until then, this is still just a bitter ex-employee"

Good point.

I wont believe it till I see the actual phone myself.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"For the ones who say the BBC has proof that Boris said a particular thing, I'd ask, why haven't we seen the proof?

I'd also like to point out this exert from the article and highlight the words 'allegedly' and 'reportedly'. Surely if they have the evidence you guys say then those words needn't be used.

"In a WhatsApp message sent on 15 October, shared with the BBC, Mr Johnson appears to have described himself as "slightly rocked by some of the data on Covid fatalities".

The "median age" for those dying was between 81 and 82 for men and 85 for women, the prime minister allegedly wrote, adding: "That is above life expectancy. So get Covid and Live longer.

"Hardly anyone under 60 goes into hospital... and of those virtually all survive. And I no longer buy all this NHS overwhelmed stuff. Folks I think we may need to recalibrate... There are max 3m in this country aged over 80."

He reportedly went on to write: "It shows we don't go for nationwide lockdown."

Isn't it funny how people read things.

Superb

It's absolutely not superb Lionel. Why haven't we seen the proof? And why do they use the words allegedly and reportedly?

If we can see the proof I'm more than happy to condemn him. Until then, this is still just a bitter ex-employee

Good point.

I wont believe it till I see the actual phone myself."

We don't need to see the phone though, do we?

We need to see screenshots. Are you telling me Laura Kuensberg didn't take copies of the evidence?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"For the ones who say the BBC has proof that Boris said a particular thing, I'd ask, why haven't we seen the proof?

I'd also like to point out this exert from the article and highlight the words 'allegedly' and 'reportedly'. Surely if they have the evidence you guys say then those words needn't be used.

"In a WhatsApp message sent on 15 October, shared with the BBC, Mr Johnson appears to have described himself as "slightly rocked by some of the data on Covid fatalities".

The "median age" for those dying was between 81 and 82 for men and 85 for women, the prime minister allegedly wrote, adding: "That is above life expectancy. So get Covid and Live longer.

"Hardly anyone under 60 goes into hospital... and of those virtually all survive. And I no longer buy all this NHS overwhelmed stuff. Folks I think we may need to recalibrate... There are max 3m in this country aged over 80."

He reportedly went on to write: "It shows we don't go for nationwide lockdown."

Isn't it funny how people read things.

Superb

It's absolutely not superb Lionel. Why haven't we seen the proof? And why do they use the words allegedly and reportedly?

If we can see the proof I'm more than happy to condemn him. Until then, this is still just a bitter ex-employee

Good point.

I wont believe it till I see the actual phone myself.

We don't need to see the phone though, do we?

We need to see screenshots. Are you telling me Laura Kuensberg didn't take copies of the evidence?"

So to clarify

A national broadcaster who very rarely criticises the gmnt,have verified they have seen Said messages but you refuse to believe them till you have seen them yourself?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

It is funny how people read things. Lionel read what I wrote and decided I was one of two people who believed boris. He then goes full on #notacult.

Of course I never actually wrote I believed Boris I just pointed out how Cummings credibility can suddenly shift when it suits someone’s political leanings.

I didn’t trust or rate Cummings when he was on the pro brexit team, I didn’t trust or rate him when he was government advisor during the early days of this pandemic and I certainly don’t trust someone who alters his blog to try to claim they predicted an outcome during the pandemic.

Do I trust and believe Boris, why would I, he has a history of lying. Am I part of the Boris cult, hardly I’ve been a member or supporter of the Labour Party since I was 16.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"For the ones who say the BBC has proof that Boris said a particular thing, I'd ask, why haven't we seen the proof?

I'd also like to point out this exert from the article and highlight the words 'allegedly' and 'reportedly'. Surely if they have the evidence you guys say then those words needn't be used.

"In a WhatsApp message sent on 15 October, shared with the BBC, Mr Johnson appears to have described himself as "slightly rocked by some of the data on Covid fatalities".

The "median age" for those dying was between 81 and 82 for men and 85 for women, the prime minister allegedly wrote, adding: "That is above life expectancy. So get Covid and Live longer.

"Hardly anyone under 60 goes into hospital... and of those virtually all survive. And I no longer buy all this NHS overwhelmed stuff. Folks I think we may need to recalibrate... There are max 3m in this country aged over 80."

He reportedly went on to write: "It shows we don't go for nationwide lockdown."

Isn't it funny how people read things.

Superb

It's absolutely not superb Lionel. Why haven't we seen the proof? And why do they use the words allegedly and reportedly?

If we can see the proof I'm more than happy to condemn him. Until then, this is still just a bitter ex-employee

Good point.

I wont believe it till I see the actual phone myself.

We don't need to see the phone though, do we?

We need to see screenshots. Are you telling me Laura Kuensberg didn't take copies of the evidence?

So to clarify

A national broadcaster who very rarely criticises the gmnt,have verified they have seen Said messages but you refuse to believe them till you have seen them yourself?"

OK, let's say she has seen them.

Why does she use the words 'allegedly' and 'reportedly' directly before those specific quotes?

But confirms 'shared with the BBC' before the first quote?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"It is funny how people read things. Lionel read what I wrote and decided I was one of two people who believed boris. He then goes full on #notacult.

Of course I never actually wrote I believed Boris I just pointed out how Cummings credibility can suddenly shift when it suits someone’s political leanings.

I didn’t trust or rate Cummings when he was on the pro brexit team, I didn’t trust or rate him when he was government advisor during the early days of this pandemic and I certainly don’t trust someone who alters his blog to try to claim they predicted an outcome during the pandemic.

Do I trust and believe Boris, why would I, he has a history of lying. Am I part of the Boris cult, hardly I’ve been a member or supporter of the Labour Party since I was 16."

The fact that you instantly dismissed what he said,despite the link saying other wise,was a bit of a give away tbh.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It is funny how people read things. Lionel read what I wrote and decided I was one of two people who believed boris. He then goes full on #notacult.

Of course I never actually wrote I believed Boris I just pointed out how Cummings credibility can suddenly shift when it suits someone’s political leanings.

I didn’t trust or rate Cummings when he was on the pro brexit team, I didn’t trust or rate him when he was government advisor during the early days of this pandemic and I certainly don’t trust someone who alters his blog to try to claim they predicted an outcome during the pandemic.

Do I trust and believe Boris, why would I, he has a history of lying. Am I part of the Boris cult, hardly I’ve been a member or supporter of the Labour Party since I was 16."

Don't worry, I'll be the third one to join your cult.

Even though, I haven't said I believe Boris either

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks


"Well here is one over 80 year old who the Virus has not ripped through...............yet "

Good on you mate. You have the energy and positivity that puts others to shame.

Sorry to hear about your Sisters in law.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"For the ones who say the BBC has proof that Boris said a particular thing, I'd ask, why haven't we seen the proof?

I'd also like to point out this exert from the article and highlight the words 'allegedly' and 'reportedly'. Surely if they have the evidence you guys say then those words needn't be used.

"In a WhatsApp message sent on 15 October, shared with the BBC, Mr Johnson appears to have described himself as "slightly rocked by some of the data on Covid fatalities".

The "median age" for those dying was between 81 and 82 for men and 85 for women, the prime minister allegedly wrote, adding: "That is above life expectancy. So get Covid and Live longer.

"Hardly anyone under 60 goes into hospital... and of those virtually all survive. And I no longer buy all this NHS overwhelmed stuff. Folks I think we may need to recalibrate... There are max 3m in this country aged over 80."

He reportedly went on to write: "It shows we don't go for nationwide lockdown."

Isn't it funny how people read things.

Superb

It's absolutely not superb Lionel. Why haven't we seen the proof? And why do they use the words allegedly and reportedly?

If we can see the proof I'm more than happy to condemn him. Until then, this is still just a bitter ex-employee

Good point.

I wont believe it till I see the actual phone myself.

We don't need to see the phone though, do we?

We need to see screenshots. Are you telling me Laura Kuensberg didn't take copies of the evidence?

So to clarify

A national broadcaster who very rarely criticises the gmnt,have verified they have seen Said messages but you refuse to believe them till you have seen them yourself?

OK, let's say she has seen them.

Why does she use the words 'allegedly' and 'reportedly' directly before those specific quotes?

But confirms 'shared with the BBC' before the first quote?

"

I think I'll leave it there..I really camt be arsed arguing with you that the earth is indeed flat.

But you keep it up.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It is funny how people read things. Lionel read what I wrote and decided I was one of two people who believed boris. He then goes full on #notacult.

Of course I never actually wrote I believed Boris I just pointed out how Cummings credibility can suddenly shift when it suits someone’s political leanings.

I didn’t trust or rate Cummings when he was on the pro brexit team, I didn’t trust or rate him when he was government advisor during the early days of this pandemic and I certainly don’t trust someone who alters his blog to try to claim they predicted an outcome during the pandemic.

Do I trust and believe Boris, why would I, he has a history of lying. Am I part of the Boris cult, hardly I’ve been a member or supporter of the Labour Party since I was 16.

The fact that you instantly dismissed what he said,despite the link saying other wise,was a bit of a give away tbh."

You gave me the link after my post.

Go on Lionel it’s ok I’ll accept your apology I’m gracious that way.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"It is funny how people read things. Lionel read what I wrote and decided I was one of two people who believed boris. He then goes full on #notacult.

Of course I never actually wrote I believed Boris I just pointed out how Cummings credibility can suddenly shift when it suits someone’s political leanings.

I didn’t trust or rate Cummings when he was on the pro brexit team, I didn’t trust or rate him when he was government advisor during the early days of this pandemic and I certainly don’t trust someone who alters his blog to try to claim they predicted an outcome during the pandemic.

Do I trust and believe Boris, why would I, he has a history of lying. Am I part of the Boris cult, hardly I’ve been a member or supporter of the Labour Party since I was 16.

Don't worry, I'll be the third one to join your cult.

Even though, I haven't said I believe Boris either "

So someone makes a claim.. he is instantly called a liar..but this doesnt shed any doubt shed on his allegations.

Epic

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"For the ones who say the BBC has proof that Boris said a particular thing, I'd ask, why haven't we seen the proof?

I'd also like to point out this exert from the article and highlight the words 'allegedly' and 'reportedly'. Surely if they have the evidence you guys say then those words needn't be used.

"In a WhatsApp message sent on 15 October, shared with the BBC, Mr Johnson appears to have described himself as "slightly rocked by some of the data on Covid fatalities".

The "median age" for those dying was between 81 and 82 for men and 85 for women, the prime minister allegedly wrote, adding: "That is above life expectancy. So get Covid and Live longer.

"Hardly anyone under 60 goes into hospital... and of those virtually all survive. And I no longer buy all this NHS overwhelmed stuff. Folks I think we may need to recalibrate... There are max 3m in this country aged over 80."

He reportedly went on to write: "It shows we don't go for nationwide lockdown."

Isn't it funny how people read things.

Superb

It's absolutely not superb Lionel. Why haven't we seen the proof? And why do they use the words allegedly and reportedly?

If we can see the proof I'm more than happy to condemn him. Until then, this is still just a bitter ex-employee

Good point.

I wont believe it till I see the actual phone myself.

We don't need to see the phone though, do we?

We need to see screenshots. Are you telling me Laura Kuensberg didn't take copies of the evidence?

So to clarify

A national broadcaster who very rarely criticises the gmnt,have verified they have seen Said messages but you refuse to believe them till you have seen them yourself?

OK, let's say she has seen them.

Why does she use the words 'allegedly' and 'reportedly' directly before those specific quotes?

But confirms 'shared with the BBC' before the first quote?

I think I'll leave it there..I really camt be arsed arguing with you that the earth is indeed flat.

But you keep it up.

"

You mean you'll leave it there because you have no plausible answer for me queries

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"It is funny how people read things. Lionel read what I wrote and decided I was one of two people who believed boris. He then goes full on #notacult.

Of course I never actually wrote I believed Boris I just pointed out how Cummings credibility can suddenly shift when it suits someone’s political leanings.

I didn’t trust or rate Cummings when he was on the pro brexit team, I didn’t trust or rate him when he was government advisor during the early days of this pandemic and I certainly don’t trust someone who alters his blog to try to claim they predicted an outcome during the pandemic.

Do I trust and believe Boris, why would I, he has a history of lying. Am I part of the Boris cult, hardly I’ve been a member or supporter of the Labour Party since I was 16.

The fact that you instantly dismissed what he said,despite the link saying other wise,was a bit of a give away tbh.

You gave me the link after my post.

Go on Lionel it’s ok I’ll accept your apology I’m gracious that way."

Fair enough

I apologise

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"For the ones who say the BBC has proof that Boris said a particular thing, I'd ask, why haven't we seen the proof?

I'd also like to point out this exert from the article and highlight the words 'allegedly' and 'reportedly'. Surely if they have the evidence you guys say then those words needn't be used.

"In a WhatsApp message sent on 15 October, shared with the BBC, Mr Johnson appears to have described himself as "slightly rocked by some of the data on Covid fatalities".

The "median age" for those dying was between 81 and 82 for men and 85 for women, the prime minister allegedly wrote, adding: "That is above life expectancy. So get Covid and Live longer.

"Hardly anyone under 60 goes into hospital... and of those virtually all survive. And I no longer buy all this NHS overwhelmed stuff. Folks I think we may need to recalibrate... There are max 3m in this country aged over 80."

He reportedly went on to write: "It shows we don't go for nationwide lockdown."

Isn't it funny how people read things.

Superb

It's absolutely not superb Lionel. Why haven't we seen the proof? And why do they use the words allegedly and reportedly?

If we can see the proof I'm more than happy to condemn him. Until then, this is still just a bitter ex-employee

Good point.

I wont believe it till I see the actual phone myself.

We don't need to see the phone though, do we?

We need to see screenshots. Are you telling me Laura Kuensberg didn't take copies of the evidence?

So to clarify

A national broadcaster who very rarely criticises the gmnt,have verified they have seen Said messages but you refuse to believe them till you have seen them yourself?

OK, let's say she has seen them.

Why does she use the words 'allegedly' and 'reportedly' directly before those specific quotes?

But confirms 'shared with the BBC' before the first quote?

I think I'll leave it there..I really camt be arsed arguing with you that the earth is indeed flat.

But you keep it up.

You mean you'll leave it there because you have no plausible answer for me queries "

No I can't be arsed arguing with someone who has been told the bbc has proof,but still wont believe it.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"For the ones who say the BBC has proof that Boris said a particular thing, I'd ask, why haven't we seen the proof?

I'd also like to point out this exert from the article and highlight the words 'allegedly' and 'reportedly'. Surely if they have the evidence you guys say then those words needn't be used.

"In a WhatsApp message sent on 15 October, shared with the BBC, Mr Johnson appears to have described himself as "slightly rocked by some of the data on Covid fatalities".

The "median age" for those dying was between 81 and 82 for men and 85 for women, the prime minister allegedly wrote, adding: "That is above life expectancy. So get Covid and Live longer.

"Hardly anyone under 60 goes into hospital... and of those virtually all survive. And I no longer buy all this NHS overwhelmed stuff. Folks I think we may need to recalibrate... There are max 3m in this country aged over 80."

He reportedly went on to write: "It shows we don't go for nationwide lockdown."

Isn't it funny how people read things.

Superb

It's absolutely not superb Lionel. Why haven't we seen the proof? And why do they use the words allegedly and reportedly?

If we can see the proof I'm more than happy to condemn him. Until then, this is still just a bitter ex-employee

Good point.

I wont believe it till I see the actual phone myself.

We don't need to see the phone though, do we?

We need to see screenshots. Are you telling me Laura Kuensberg didn't take copies of the evidence?

So to clarify

A national broadcaster who very rarely criticises the gmnt,have verified they have seen Said messages but you refuse to believe them till you have seen them yourself?

OK, let's say she has seen them.

Why does she use the words 'allegedly' and 'reportedly' directly before those specific quotes?

But confirms 'shared with the BBC' before the first quote?

I think I'll leave it there..I really camt be arsed arguing with you that the earth is indeed flat.

But you keep it up.

You mean you'll leave it there because you have no plausible answer for me queries

No I can't be arsed arguing with someone who has been told the bbc has proof,but still wont believe it.

"

I'm querying the use of those 2 words actually. I haven't said I don't believe it

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By *abioMan  over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"150000 with or of covid.. My local hospital in answer to a FOI request replied te following. Since march 2020 until April 2021 only 22 died of covid and had no other underlying illness. Ask you local hospital Trust the same question "

See.. I hate when people say stuff like this because it’s is grossly misleading..

Because covid isn’t a one factor illness.. it fucks up your body so parts of your body kick in.. your heart, your lungs, your liver, your kidneys ect ect

It’s a bit like saying people don’t die from HIV… but people die from the flu or even colds because the virus weakened their bodies enough!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"BBC interview

Cummings says Boris Johnson resisted lockdowns as ‘only over 80’s were dying’

Will he be giving evidence is there is ever a covid enquiry for the 150,000 that have covid on their death certificates. "

Cummings has launched a subscription based blog.

All these so-called leaks by him are an attempt to drive traffic to his blog and generate cash.

He comes across as a scorned lover.

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By *abs..Woman  over a year ago

..


"150000 with or of covid.. My local hospital in answer to a FOI request replied te following. Since march 2020 until April 2021 only 22 died of covid and had no other underlying illness. Ask you local hospital Trust the same question

See.. I hate when people say stuff like this because it’s is grossly misleading..

Because covid isn’t a one factor illness.. it fucks up your body so parts of your body kick in.. your heart, your lungs, your liver, your kidneys ect ect

It’s a bit like saying people don’t die from HIV… but people die from the flu or even colds because the virus weakened their bodies enough!"

Spot on.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"150000 with or of covid.. My local hospital in answer to a FOI request replied te following. Since march 2020 until April 2021 only 22 died of covid and had no other underlying illness. Ask you local hospital Trust the same question

See.. I hate when people say stuff like this because it’s is grossly misleading..

Because covid isn’t a one factor illness.. it fucks up your body so parts of your body kick in.. your heart, your lungs, your liver, your kidneys ect ect

It’s a bit like saying people don’t die from HIV… but people die from the flu or even colds because the virus weakened their bodies enough!"

Agreed here Fabio, Flu & Colds weaken the body enough for this to occur.

In all likelihood, if there was no flu or cold present anyone who dies at that time wouldn't have, same as Covid.

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By *drianukMan  over a year ago

Spain, Lancs


"150000 with or of covid.. My local hospital in answer to a FOI request replied te following. Since march 2020 until April 2021 only 22 died of covid and had no other underlying illness. Ask you local hospital Trust the same question "

This

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"150000 with or of covid.. My local hospital in answer to a FOI request replied te following. Since march 2020 until April 2021 only 22 died of covid and had no other underlying illness. Ask you local hospital Trust the same question

See.. I hate when people say stuff like this because it’s is grossly misleading..

Because covid isn’t a one factor illness.. it fucks up your body so parts of your body kick in.. your heart, your lungs, your liver, your kidneys ect ect

It’s a bit like saying people don’t die from HIV… but people die from the flu or even colds because the virus weakened their bodies enough!"

It's not a distinction we make with any other illness.

I wonder why

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By *andy 1Couple  over a year ago

northeast


"The BBC sees proof that the pm was prepared to let a virus RIP through the over 80s and the default setting is too defend him.

Words fail me.

Where are people defending him on this thread?

E

The 2 who are saying that the story is false.

I can't see where anyone's said it's false, I'll have another read through.

E

2 people have said he cant be trusted.

I think the implication is pretty clear.

For gods sake Lionel don’t do jury service. Not unless the defendant is a left wing union member."

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By *drianukMan  over a year ago

Spain, Lancs

Context needed: Boris had previously pointed out that coronavirus was disproportionately hitting those in old age and with pre-existing conditions. He had suggested 'shielding' them so that the rest of us could get on with our lives.

So it wasn't the callous suggestion some politically motivated people are trying to claim

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Context needed: Boris had previously pointed out that coronavirus was disproportionately hitting those in old age and with pre-existing conditions. He had suggested 'shielding' them so that the rest of us could get on with our lives.

So it wasn't the callous suggestion some politically motivated people are trying to claim"

How does focused protection work in practice?

How does it differ from house arrest, other than that it's allegedly voluntary? Stay at home or risk a prolonged tortuous death?

When the disease is ripping through, how effective is this protection for those who need carers, grocery deliveries, or would like some human contact rather than making said house arrest solitary confinement?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Context needed: Boris had previously pointed out that coronavirus was disproportionately hitting those in old age and with pre-existing conditions. He had suggested 'shielding' them so that the rest of us could get on with our lives.

So it wasn't the callous suggestion some politically motivated people are trying to claim"

If you read those words and dont think they are callous, I'd check your moral compass if I were you

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool

And I no longer buy this overwhelmed nhs stuff

Gone under the radar somewhat

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By *ulaMan  over a year ago

Hitchin

I'm sure conversation like this goes on with all government's how to best tackle problems.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"And I no longer buy this overwhelmed nhs stuff

Gone under the radar somewhat "

He allegedly said that according to Laura. See the definition for allegedly

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"I'm sure conversation like this goes on with all government's how to best tackle problems."

Do they?

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By *drianukMan  over a year ago

Spain, Lancs


"Context needed: Boris had previously pointed out that coronavirus was disproportionately hitting those in old age and with pre-existing conditions. He had suggested 'shielding' them so that the rest of us could get on with our lives.

So it wasn't the callous suggestion some politically motivated people are trying to claim

How does focused protection work in practice?

How does it differ from house arrest, other than that it's allegedly voluntary? Stay at home or risk a prolonged tortuous death?

When the disease is ripping through, how effective is this protection for those who need carers, grocery deliveries, or would like some human contact rather than making said house arrest solitary confinement?"

The same as everyone else in lockdown. We all had to do it

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By *ackformore100Man  over a year ago

Tin town


"BBC interview

Cummings says Boris Johnson resisted lockdowns as ‘only over 80’s were dying’

Will he be giving evidence is there is ever a covid enquiry for the 150,000 that have covid on their death certificates.

Cummings who was BoJo's chief advisor at the time. Great guy.

Let's believe everything he says because he's trustworthy and not bitter at all.

It's a quandary, one is a serial liar with more than one loss of a job for that and the other has admitted he lied over Barnard castle and is intent in putting the knife in..

Neither are trustworthy imo but there's no way the BBC already on the defensive with this government would report this without seeing the evidence..

It looks shitty, poor judgement and further adds to what many believe being Boris did not take it seriously enough initially, then failed to learn the lessons of the first lockdown and has dithered and taken too long to act..

This. ^

E"

I'm not sure anyone's going to try and defend Boris or cummings as his advisors' handling of this and I'm certainly not. But What I do find irritating is the faux outrage of some at the alleged reluctance to lock down when others have been banging that drum for exactly the same reason since the start of this. I'm sure it's not the first time anyone's seen the statement it's only killing over 80s so let's protect them and crack on.

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By *drianukMan  over a year ago

Spain, Lancs


"Context needed: Boris had previously pointed out that coronavirus was disproportionately hitting those in old age and with pre-existing conditions. He had suggested 'shielding' them so that the rest of us could get on with our lives.

So it wasn't the callous suggestion some politically motivated people are trying to claim

If you read those words and dont think they are callous, I'd check your moral compass if I were you

"

You need to read his previous comments instead of just trying to make bogus political points out of it. It doesn't look good.

I have provided the context of what he said. You're trying to pretend myopia so you can make cheap points

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Context needed: Boris had previously pointed out that coronavirus was disproportionately hitting those in old age and with pre-existing conditions. He had suggested 'shielding' them so that the rest of us could get on with our lives.

So it wasn't the callous suggestion some politically motivated people are trying to claim

If you read those words and dont think they are callous, I'd check your moral compass if I were you

You need to read his previous comments instead of just trying to make bogus political points out of it. It doesn't look good.

I have provided the context of what he said. You're trying to pretend myopia so you can make cheap points"

Nah

I just have an ounce of empathy.

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By *ostafunMan  over a year ago

near ipswich


"Context needed: Boris had previously pointed out that coronavirus was disproportionately hitting those in old age and with pre-existing conditions. He had suggested 'shielding' them so that the rest of us could get on with our lives.

So it wasn't the callous suggestion some politically motivated people are trying to claim

If you read those words and dont think they are callous, I'd check your moral compass if I were you

You need to read his previous comments instead of just trying to make bogus political points out of it. It doesn't look good.

I have provided the context of what he said. You're trying to pretend myopia so you can make cheap points"

Nothing new there then.

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By *drianukMan  over a year ago

Spain, Lancs


"Context needed: Boris had previously pointed out that coronavirus was disproportionately hitting those in old age and with pre-existing conditions. He had suggested 'shielding' them so that the rest of us could get on with our lives.

So it wasn't the callous suggestion some politically motivated people are trying to claim

If you read those words and dont think they are callous, I'd check your moral compass if I were you

You need to read his previous comments instead of just trying to make bogus political points out of it. It doesn't look good.

I have provided the context of what he said. You're trying to pretend myopia so you can make cheap points

Nah

I just have an ounce of empathy."

A political obsession more like. You have, if course, supported lockdown...why should you pretend to be outraged when it is suggested for the vulnerable?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool

Is a coincidence that everyone defending the clown cant help but make personal digs?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool

Ooh look another personal comment

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Context needed: Boris had previously pointed out that coronavirus was disproportionately hitting those in old age and with pre-existing conditions. He had suggested 'shielding' them so that the rest of us could get on with our lives.

So it wasn't the callous suggestion some politically motivated people are trying to claim

If you read those words and dont think they are callous, I'd check your moral compass if I were you

You need to read his previous comments instead of just trying to make bogus political points out of it. It doesn't look good.

I have provided the context of what he said. You're trying to pretend myopia so you can make cheap points

Nah

I just have an ounce of empathy.

A political obsession more like. You have, if course, supported lockdown...why should you pretend to be outraged when it is suggested for the vulnerable?"

I've supported lockdown so I fail to see your point.

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By *armandwet50Couple  over a year ago

Manchester


"The BBC sees proof that the pm was prepared to let a virus RIP through the over 80s and the default setting is too defend him.

Words fail me."

But those words "the pm was prepared to let a virus RIP through the over 80s" are not the words he used it's dramatised by yourself to suit your hatred of Boris, it's pathetic really

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Context needed: Boris had previously pointed out that coronavirus was disproportionately hitting those in old age and with pre-existing conditions. He had suggested 'shielding' them so that the rest of us could get on with our lives.

So it wasn't the callous suggestion some politically motivated people are trying to claim

How does focused protection work in practice?

How does it differ from house arrest, other than that it's allegedly voluntary? Stay at home or risk a prolonged tortuous death?

When the disease is ripping through, how effective is this protection for those who need carers, grocery deliveries, or would like some human contact rather than making said house arrest solitary confinement?

The same as everyone else in lockdown. We all had to do it"

At what point was any lockdown in any part of the UK that strict?

Or are you equating not standing at the bar in a pub with "if you want to buy your own bread or have a carer in to wipe your arse, you might die"?

I'm sorry, but these things are not the same.

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By *drianukMan  over a year ago

Spain, Lancs


"Is a coincidence that everyone defending the clown cant help but make personal digs?"

Sorry? Making personal digs? Look in the mirror.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"The BBC sees proof that the pm was prepared to let a virus RIP through the over 80s and the default setting is too defend him.

Words fail me.

But those words "the pm was prepared to let a virus RIP through the over 80s" are not the words he used it's dramatised by yourself to suit your hatred of Boris, it's pathetic really"

Another one to add to the list

But thanks for another invaluable contribution

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Is a coincidence that everyone defending the clown cant help but make personal digs?

Sorry? Making personal digs? Look in the mirror.

"

When I have made a personal dig at one person on this thread?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Is a coincidence that everyone defending the clown cant help but make personal digs?

Sorry? Making personal digs? Look in the mirror.

"

Don't worry about it. I'm still waiting for him to answer me.

We are probably all guilty at times of making the odd dig here and there. He is no exception.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Is a coincidence that everyone defending the clown cant help but make personal digs?

Sorry? Making personal digs? Look in the mirror.

When I have made a personal dig at one person on this thread?"

You called me what was it... a flat earther?

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By *drianukMan  over a year ago

Spain, Lancs


"Context needed: Boris had previously pointed out that coronavirus was disproportionately hitting those in old age and with pre-existing conditions. He had suggested 'shielding' them so that the rest of us could get on with our lives.

So it wasn't the callous suggestion some politically motivated people are trying to claim

How does focused protection work in practice?

How does it differ from house arrest, other than that it's allegedly voluntary? Stay at home or risk a prolonged tortuous death?

When the disease is ripping through, how effective is this protection for those who need carers, grocery deliveries, or would like some human contact rather than making said house arrest solitary confinement?

The same as everyone else in lockdown. We all had to do it

At what point was any lockdown in any part of the UK that strict?

Or are you equating not standing at the bar in a pub with "if you want to buy your own bread or have a carer in to wipe your arse, you might die"?

I'm sorry, but these things are not the same."

No. We were allowed out for food and social care visits continued.

But whereas all of us were locked down, the shielding of the vulnerable approach.. which Boris had spoken of... would have affected far fewer.

Why is that outrageous?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Is a coincidence that everyone defending the clown cant help but make personal digs?

Sorry? Making personal digs? Look in the mirror.

Don't worry about it. I'm still waiting for him to answer me.

We are probably all guilty at times of making the odd dig here and there. He is no exception."

I told you.

I can't be arsed.

The bbc have seen the evidence.

You choose not to be believe it.

Good for you.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Is a coincidence that everyone defending the clown cant help but make personal digs?

Sorry? Making personal digs? Look in the mirror.

Don't worry about it. I'm still waiting for him to answer me.

We are probably all guilty at times of making the odd dig here and there. He is no exception.

I told you.

I can't be arsed.

The bbc have seen the evidence.

You choose not to be believe it.

Good for you."

So you didn't call me a flat earther?

I'm still waiting for your explanation on the use of those words. Those words make me question what evidence Laura has seen.

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By *drianukMan  over a year ago

Spain, Lancs


"Is a coincidence that everyone defending the clown cant help but make personal digs?

Sorry? Making personal digs? Look in the mirror.

When I have made a personal dig at one person on this thread?"

You slyly suggested that people disagreeing with your political points didn't have any empathy

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By *ostafunMan  over a year ago

near ipswich


"Ooh look another personal comment"
I must have told you a hundred times try reading the whole thing instead of getting snippets that suit your agenda but bear no resemblance to the whole story.

It seems im not the only one to notice this and of course its personal as its you that keeps doing it. Maybe if you took it on board it wouldnt be needed to keep pointing it out.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Is a coincidence that everyone defending the clown cant help but make personal digs?

Sorry? Making personal digs? Look in the mirror.

When I have made a personal dig at one person on this thread?

You called me what was it... a flat earther?"

No I didn't.

How many times are you going to make these false claims and get embarrassed?

I said i cant be arsed arguing the world is indeed flat which obviously means you have seen the evidence and refused to believe it.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Is a coincidence that everyone defending the clown cant help but make personal digs?

Sorry? Making personal digs? Look in the mirror.

When I have made a personal dig at one person on this thread?

You slyly suggested that people disagreeing with your political points didn't have any empathy"

Yep that was right after you accused me of scoring political points.

Do keep up old chap.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Is a coincidence that everyone defending the clown cant help but make personal digs?

Sorry? Making personal digs? Look in the mirror.

When I have made a personal dig at one person on this thread?

You called me what was it... a flat earther?

No I didn't.

How many times are you going to make these false claims and get embarrassed?

I said i cant be arsed arguing the world is indeed flat which obviously means you have seen the evidence and refused to believe it."

Why would you say anything about the world being flat?

I'm arguing that I haven't seen the evidence and neither has anyone else, not quite what you suggest.

Why would Laura use words like allegedly and reportedly if she had actually seen the evidence?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool

I'm out

A thread about the pm making disgraceful comments turns into the usual types accusing me of scoring political points because there is a story about the clown acting disgracefully again

This is what you get when you criticise their hero boys and girls.

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By *wistedTooCouple  over a year ago

Frimley


"Cummings as boris advisor gives reasons for trip to Barnard castle = Cummings isn’t to be believed.

Cummings accuses Boris = Cummings is to be believed."

100% the hilarious public response. It doesn’t matter the journey, people will always find a path to hate on whatever current Prime Minister we have, Tory or Labour. Cummings is a bitter punk. Lol.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Context needed: Boris had previously pointed out that coronavirus was disproportionately hitting those in old age and with pre-existing conditions. He had suggested 'shielding' them so that the rest of us could get on with our lives.

So it wasn't the callous suggestion some politically motivated people are trying to claim

How does focused protection work in practice?

How does it differ from house arrest, other than that it's allegedly voluntary? Stay at home or risk a prolonged tortuous death?

When the disease is ripping through, how effective is this protection for those who need carers, grocery deliveries, or would like some human contact rather than making said house arrest solitary confinement?

The same as everyone else in lockdown. We all had to do it

At what point was any lockdown in any part of the UK that strict?

Or are you equating not standing at the bar in a pub with "if you want to buy your own bread or have a carer in to wipe your arse, you might die"?

I'm sorry, but these things are not the same.

No. We were allowed out for food and social care visits continued.

But whereas all of us were locked down, the shielding of the vulnerable approach.. which Boris had spoken of... would have affected far fewer.

Why is that outrageous?"

Because it's indefinite detention for vulnerable people rather than reasonable measures by all of us. Reasonable measures which protect all of us, rather than leaving the vast majority of us exposed and still likely breaking through to the vulnerable (as they need access to groceries and carers).

Are you saying that putting the vulnerable into solitary confinement for the rest of their lives is acceptable so that we don't have to take measures to protect all of us? That long term effects and deaths in those not deemed vulnerable are acceptable, including the disability bill for possibly decades to come?

I think such a policy would be both cruel and stupid, personally.

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By *drianukMan  over a year ago

Spain, Lancs


"Context needed: Boris had previously pointed out that coronavirus was disproportionately hitting those in old age and with pre-existing conditions. He had suggested 'shielding' them so that the rest of us could get on with our lives.

So it wasn't the callous suggestion some politically motivated people are trying to claim

How does focused protection work in practice?

How does it differ from house arrest, other than that it's allegedly voluntary? Stay at home or risk a prolonged tortuous death?

When the disease is ripping through, how effective is this protection for those who need carers, grocery deliveries, or would like some human contact rather than making said house arrest solitary confinement?

The same as everyone else in lockdown. We all had to do it

At what point was any lockdown in any part of the UK that strict?

Or are you equating not standing at the bar in a pub with "if you want to buy your own bread or have a carer in to wipe your arse, you might die"?

I'm sorry, but these things are not the same.

No. We were allowed out for food and social care visits continued.

But whereas all of us were locked down, the shielding of the vulnerable approach.. which Boris had spoken of... would have affected far fewer.

Why is that outrageous?

Because it's indefinite detention for vulnerable people rather than reasonable measures by all of us. Reasonable measures which protect all of us, rather than leaving the vast majority of us exposed and still likely breaking through to the vulnerable (as they need access to groceries and carers).

Are you saying that putting the vulnerable into solitary confinement for the rest of their lives is acceptable so that we don't have to take measures to protect all of us? That long term effects and deaths in those not deemed vulnerable are acceptable, including the disability bill for possibly decades to come?

I think such a policy would be both cruel and stupid, personally."

No. It would have been precisely the same lockdown that we all had

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The fact is one of the two is definitely lying.The news would be to find out which one is for definite lying and report the facts.Wouldn't that be a refreshing change

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By *ostafunMan  over a year ago

near ipswich

The whole thread seems to be a waste of time tbh .Isnt that the difference in a free world where the leader might have one idea but has his mind changed by people who know more on the subject rather than a dictator who onlt does what he wants?

It makes me laugh where people want to play politics on something that was said rather than done.

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

O o O oo

Ok back to the OP

Can the people who obviously get each others back up just ignore each other

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"The fact is one of the two is definitely lying.The news would be to find out which one is for definite lying and report the facts.Wouldn't that be a refreshing change

Both liars both with agendas. But because Cummings may bring down Boris he is the prince that was promised all of a sudden. "

Pretty much

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

O o O oo


"Ok back to the OP

Can the people who obviously get each others back up just ignore each other"

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By *arklong88Man  over a year ago

portslade

Cummings was like a disgruntled ex, he'll probably want custody of the Downing street cat next

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By *abs..Woman  over a year ago

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Cummings was their advisor. Top dog around the table. If he knew these things then he is culpable. He was happy to go with the flow when he was employed.

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks


"Cummings was their advisor. Top dog around the table. If he knew these things then he is culpable. He was happy to go with the flow when he was employed. "

His colossal ego doesn’t think of how history will judge him.

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan  over a year ago

here

Brilliant strategist, clever bloke.

We now know he has some beef with Boris.

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By *abs..Woman  over a year ago

..


"Cummings was their advisor. Top dog around the table. If he knew these things then he is culpable. He was happy to go with the flow when he was employed.

His colossal ego doesn’t think of how history will judge him. "

And some people appear to be choosing to overlook his role in it all so they can criticise Boris. They are both cut from the same cloth.

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks


"Cummings was their advisor. Top dog around the table. If he knew these things then he is culpable. He was happy to go with the flow when he was employed.

His colossal ego doesn’t think of how history will judge him.

And some people appear to be choosing to overlook his role in it all so they can criticise Boris. They are both cut from the same cloth. "

If both told me it was raining I would go and look out the window for myself.

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By *estivalMan  over a year ago

borehamwood


"The BBC sees proof that the pm was prepared to let a virus RIP through the over 80s and the default setting is too defend him.

Words fail me."

has the bbc shown this proof? Wen he was asked by kunsberg if he had evidence he said people were txted it,but didnt show any himself,when he shows some evidence mabey peeps will belive him,you your self said he was full of shit not so long ago,did boris say that probably has the public seen evidence of this? If the beeb hqve seen evidence like you say you would of thought they would of dined out on it for weeks

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By *aximumperversionMan  over a year ago

Nationwide


"For the ones who say the BBC has proof that Boris said a particular thing, I'd ask, why haven't we seen the proof?

I'd also like to point out this exert from the article and highlight the words 'allegedly' and 'reportedly'. Surely if they have the evidence you guys say then those words needn't be used.

"In a WhatsApp message sent on 15 October, shared with the BBC, Mr Johnson appears to have described himself as "slightly rocked by some of the data on Covid fatalities".

The "median age" for those dying was between 81 and 82 for men and 85 for women, the prime minister allegedly wrote, adding: "That is above life expectancy. So get Covid and Live longer.

"Hardly anyone under 60 goes into hospital... and of those virtually all survive. And I no longer buy all this NHS overwhelmed stuff. Folks I think we may need to recalibrate... There are max 3m in this country aged over 80."

He reportedly went on to write: "It shows we don't go for nationwide lockdown."

Isn't it funny how people read things."

Well said

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

O o O oo


"Cummings was their advisor. Top dog around the table. If he knew these things then he is culpable. He was happy to go with the flow when he was employed. "

Totally agree. He did say this himself when interviewed but it sounded very hollow knowing he had no integrity to speak up when it was happening, however, I think all this should come out if it happened, but I am not sure this is the way to do it.

Disclaimer , I am not into politics, not interested in getting into it, didn't vote on the last two elections as I didn't know who I wanted to vote for , I just think the handling of most of the pandemic has been abysmal and if there were big mistakes made and they kept repeating them then they should be culpable with a REAL independent enquiry.

For this bit if verified, some people don't see others as important

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

If Cummings is telling the truth then it's dreadful.

After all he is such an honest and reliable, upright citizen....not a snide, vindictive, lying little (two hat) in any way.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Cummings was their advisor. Top dog around the table. If he knew these things then he is culpable. He was happy to go with the flow when he was employed.

His colossal ego doesn’t think of how history will judge him.

And some people appear to be choosing to overlook his role in it all so they can criticise Boris. They are both cut from the same cloth.

If both told me it was raining I would go and look out the window for myself. "

Although I wouldn't bother looking, I'd just assume it was sunny.

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By * Plus ECouple  over a year ago

The South


"So regardless of the infighting on these threads and regardless of whether Johnson or Cummings is the bigger cunt...

We have a PM who was prepared to allow citizens of the UK to be collateral damage because they are/were old!

In what fucking world is that ok?

I think it's a question, do we believe him.

I don't trust either of them, never have.

Cummings is a liar but might be telling the truth. Extrinsic evidence suggests that what he's saying is in keeping with how the government has behaved.

Much as a fool Boris is, I really can't see anyone saying, fuck it let 'em die".

Anecdotal evidence on past performance suggests it may be.

But please don't let it be so.

Surely no one, no matter how much of an arse could be that cold.

The thought that someone could have makes we weep.

E

I'm really not sure how many times I can say this..before it sinks in...it is on record.

Read the link.

No. No I won't. I can't bare the thought that someone actually coldy made that decision.

It's too heart breaking to consider.

I know how much you despise the Torys, so you'll doubtless revel in it.

Me, I have more compassion for humanity than political point scoring on this one.

Sorry Lionel, I can't come out to play at this party.

E

Pointing out something which has categorically happened is not 'revelling 'in it.

However you stick your head in the sand.

I'm sure that will help."

Given the amount of times you've called DC a liar on these very forums, it's quite funny to see you saying he categorically said something and you're taking it as gospel.

In reality, you have no more idea what was actually said by either of them than I do. Neither of us was in the room, were we not.

As far as sticking my head in the sand goes, I think I made it crystal clear why I have no stomach for reading the article.

As for the "I'm sure that'll help" comment, petty, unnecessary and sarcastic.

E

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"You cannot possibly believe a word that comes out of his mouth. Anything he does or doesn’t know will be manipulated and twisted to suit.

Ultimately, if what he is saying is all true then he’s as bad for not doing anything about it.

"

If Cummings was so concerned about the fate of society under BoJo and Co 12-15 months ago, why did he not blow the whistle then? Why did he not come forward with these messages and other evidence that the PM and others were going awry? Why wait till he's been sacked and looking (to the casual observer) like someone trying to get revenge. Because that's what it LOOKS like. He might well be telling the truth, but he's as bad for sitting on the information months to a year ago!

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By *ools and the brainCouple  over a year ago

couple, us we him her.

Slightly off topic.

Does anyone believe that bojo had covid last year?

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"Slightly off topic.

Does anyone believe that bojo had covid last year?

"

Yes, I doubt the nurses who cared for him would have lied when they spoke about his treatment afterwards.

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By *lan157Man  over a year ago

a village near Haywards Heath in East Sussex

Cummings is such a tell tale. He could not be trusted with details of a surprise birthday party .I would be surprised if he had any friends after this.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Cummings is such a tell tale. He could not be trusted with details of a surprise birthday party .I would be surprised if he had any friends after this. "

Cummings is I'm is a shit. But I believe everything he says about that idiot Boris

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By *irldnCouple  over a year ago

Brighton


"Why would Laura use words like allegedly and reportedly if she had actually seen the evidence?"

I am 99.9% certain that the BBC lawyers would have insisted on qualifications to avoid potential for future defamation law suits should/if the whatsapp messages turn out to either not be true or have been manipulated in some way.

I doubt the BBC are in possession of the phone. I doubt the BBC have been able to back trace the source device sending the messages from Boris Johnson.

Laura K will have been shown Cummings’ phone and it will look legit. The fact that Cummings has the confidence to make these claims means he must feel he is legally on safe ground. However, the BBC lawyers will require caution.

Doesn’t change my earlier post - both of these sorry excuses for human beings are cunts but as BJ has the edge.

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By *irldnCouple  over a year ago

Brighton


"Slightly off topic.

Does anyone believe that bojo had covid last year?

Yes, I doubt the nurses who cared for him would have lied when they spoke about his treatment afterwards."

Only one thing is certain. The nurses will have been required to sign the Official Secrets Act. There are very serious consequences from breaking the OSA.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Why would Laura use words like allegedly and reportedly if she had actually seen the evidence?

I am 99.9% certain that the BBC lawyers would have insisted on qualifications to avoid potential for future defamation law suits should/if the whatsapp messages turn out to either not be true or have been manipulated in some way.

I doubt the BBC are in possession of the phone. I doubt the BBC have been able to back trace the source device sending the messages from Boris Johnson.

Laura K will have been shown Cummings’ phone and it will look legit. The fact that Cummings has the confidence to make these claims means he must feel he is legally on safe ground. However, the BBC lawyers will require caution.

Doesn’t change my earlier post - both of these sorry excuses for human beings are cunts but as BJ has the edge."

You give a much better explanation than anyone else, thanks for that.

I'm of the opinion that Laura or someone at the BBC has seen the first quote.

The others may just have come out of Cummings' mouth. Hence the use of said words.

It's the placement of these words which leave me questioning them. Boris may have said these things, or may have even put them in a WhatsApp message but I still don't feel it's right to say he absolutely did without seeing the evidence.

That's what's been labelled at him here.

The guy is a liar as we all know, but, that doesn't mean he is guilty of everything people say about him. Especially someone with an axe to grind.

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By *hatawasteMan  over a year ago

stafford


"BBC interview

Cummings says Boris Johnson resisted lockdowns as ‘only over 80’s were dying’

Will he be giving evidence is there is ever a covid enquiry for the 150,000 that have covid on their death certificates. "

Cummings will say absolutely anything to save his weasely little skin as would they all if cornered.

None of then have a ounce of integrity and are doing what they do to serve themselves first and foremost .. All would benefit from a good old fashioned public tarring and feathering event if I had my way and that includes Patel!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"BBC interview

Cummings says Boris Johnson resisted lockdowns as ‘only over 80’s were dying’

Will he be giving evidence is there is ever a covid enquiry for the 150,000 that have covid on their death certificates.

Missed that. But the interview went live on bbc 44 minutes ago.

He said that weeks ago

It was mentioned before he gave that interview at parliament.

People dont care.

"

Bjust sour grapes as he lost his job. Don't believe everything you hear. Let's see the evidence before we act as judge and jury.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Cummings as boris advisor gives reasons for trip to Barnard castle = Cummings isn’t to be believed.

Cummings accuses Boris = Cummings is to be believed.

You realise there is actually proof that he did this?

No I haven’t seen this, can you point me in the direction.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-57854811

Fair enough "

No its not fair enough. Again it's just an interview. Cummu gs can say what he likes to discredit Boris. Where is the evidence we have been asking?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Cummings is now saying he considered ousting Johnson shortly after the election victory. I didn’t vote for him but it appears Cummings isn’t big on democracy.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Cummings as boris advisor gives reasons for trip to Barnard castle = Cummings isn’t to be believed.

Cummings accuses Boris = Cummings is to be believed.

You realise there is actually proof that he did this?

No I haven’t seen this, can you point me in the direction.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-57854811

Fair enough

No its not fair enough. Again it's just an interview. Cummu gs can say what he likes to discredit Boris. Where is the evidence we have been asking?"

I’ll decide what’s fair enough for me thanks.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Cummings as boris advisor gives reasons for trip to Barnard castle = Cummings isn’t to be believed.

Cummings accuses Boris = Cummings is to be believed.

You realise there is actually proof that he did this?

No I haven’t seen this, can you point me in the direction.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-57854811

Fair enough

No its not fair enough. Again it's just an interview. Cummu gs can say what he likes to discredit Boris. Where is the evidence we have been asking?"

Sorry.. do I know you?

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By *heltonianMan  over a year ago

Cheltenham


"I'm out

A thread about the pm making disgraceful comments turns into the usual types accusing me of scoring political points because there is a story about the clown acting disgracefully again

This is what you get when you criticise their hero boys and girls.

"

You come across as banal, your political leanings are obvious and you struggle to engage in civilised conversation, changing tack to suit your agenda....sound familiar?

Well, as your moniker suggests "questionable competence", I'll stick to reasoned debate rather than the political ramblings of a man in a towel...... I'm out!

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"I'm out

A thread about the pm making disgraceful comments turns into the usual types accusing me of scoring political points because there is a story about the clown acting disgracefully again

This is what you get when you criticise their hero boys and girls.

You come across as banal, your political leanings are obvious and you struggle to engage in civilised conversation, changing tack to suit your agenda....sound familiar?

Well, as your moniker suggests "questionable competence", I'll stick to reasoned debate rather than the political ramblings of a man in a towel...... I'm out!"

Once again .personal.attacts

What is with you Tory fan boys?

Oh and I'm devastated obvs

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By *heltonianMan  over a year ago

Cheltenham


"I'm out

A thread about the pm making disgraceful comments turns into the usual types accusing me of scoring political points because there is a story about the clown acting disgracefully again

This is what you get when you criticise their hero boys and girls.

You come across as banal, your political leanings are obvious and you struggle to engage in civilised conversation, changing tack to suit your agenda....sound familiar?

Well, as your moniker suggests "questionable competence", I'll stick to reasoned debate rather than the political ramblings of a man in a towel...... I'm out!

Once again .personal.attacts

What is with you Tory fan boys?

Oh and I'm devastated obvs "

There we go, you prove my point.... unable to engage in debate, not a personal attack, a fact! You don't know my political leanings if in fact I have any at all......If that's all you can come back with then I do actually sympathise with your devastation...

Ta Ra

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"I'm out

A thread about the pm making disgraceful comments turns into the usual types accusing me of scoring political points because there is a story about the clown acting disgracefully again

This is what you get when you criticise their hero boys and girls.

You come across as banal, your political leanings are obvious and you struggle to engage in civilised conversation, changing tack to suit your agenda....sound familiar?

Well, as your moniker suggests "questionable competence", I'll stick to reasoned debate rather than the political ramblings of a man in a towel...... I'm out!

Once again .personal.attacts

What is with you Tory fan boys?

Oh and I'm devastated obvs

There we go, you prove my point.... unable to engage in debate, not a personal attack, a fact! You don't know my political leanings if in fact I have any at all......If that's all you can come back with then I do actually sympathise with your devastation...

Ta Ra"

Missing you already

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By * Plus ECouple  over a year ago

The South


"Slightly off topic.

Does anyone believe that bojo had covid last year?

Yes, I doubt the nurses who cared for him would have lied when they spoke about his treatment afterwards.

Only one thing is certain. The nurses will have been required to sign the Official Secrets Act. There are very serious consequences from breaking the OSA."

That's not wholly accurate.

Nurses aren't required to sign the OSA, but they can be bound to it by the terms of their contract.

The Act states that a person can be "notified" that he or she can be bound by it.

The implications for a breach are the same regardless of a signature or a notification.

E

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"Slightly off topic.

Does anyone believe that bojo had covid last year?

Yes, I doubt the nurses who cared for him would have lied when they spoke about his treatment afterwards.

Only one thing is certain. The nurses will have been required to sign the Official Secrets Act. There are very serious consequences from breaking the OSA.

That's not wholly accurate.

Nurses aren't required to sign the OSA, but they can be bound to it by the terms of their contract.

The Act states that a person can be "notified" that he or she can be bound by it.

The implications for a breach are the same regardless of a signature or a notification.

E"

The nurses in question were interviewed on national telly at the time and subsequently. They have both commented in the media about BoJo's time in hospital. I believe he did have Covid because to try and cover up that the PM was NOT in a large NHS hospital for a week or whatever would require immense numbers of people to lie and not divulge.

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By * Plus ECouple  over a year ago

The South


"Slightly off topic.

Does anyone believe that bojo had covid last year?

Yes, I doubt the nurses who cared for him would have lied when they spoke about his treatment afterwards.

Only one thing is certain. The nurses will have been required to sign the Official Secrets Act. There are very serious consequences from breaking the OSA.

That's not wholly accurate.

Nurses aren't required to sign the OSA, but they can be bound to it by the terms of their contract.

The Act states that a person can be "notified" that he or she can be bound by it.

The implications for a breach are the same regardless of a signature or a notification.

E

The nurses in question were interviewed on national telly at the time and subsequently. They have both commented in the media about BoJo's time in hospital. I believe he did have Covid because to try and cover up that the PM was NOT in a large NHS hospital for a week or whatever would require immense numbers of people to lie and not divulge. "

I agree, that's a conspiracy theory too far.

I also believe BJ had Covid.

E

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

O o O oo

Stick to the posts rather than single out one poster to talk about on the thread please, it comes across as a pack of wolves

Any feedback about my post, send it to Admin from the contact link please

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I'm watching the interview. Only been a couple of minutes and wow.

I never like Laura before but I've changed my mind. Her questioning and face reactions are brilliant. DC has issues.

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan  over a year ago

here


"I'm watching the interview. Only been a couple of minutes and wow.

I never like Laura before but I've changed my mind. Her questioning and face reactions are brilliant. DC has issues."

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"BBC interview

Cummings says Boris Johnson resisted lockdowns as ‘only over 80’s were dying’

Will he be giving evidence is there is ever a covid enquiry for the 150,000 that have covid on their death certificates. "

You had me at BBC. The bastion of society. The Beeb, aunty etc

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By *irldnCouple  over a year ago

Brighton


"Slightly off topic.

Does anyone believe that bojo had covid last year?

Yes, I doubt the nurses who cared for him would have lied when they spoke about his treatment afterwards.

Only one thing is certain. The nurses will have been required to sign the Official Secrets Act. There are very serious consequences from breaking the OSA.

That's not wholly accurate.

Nurses aren't required to sign the OSA, but they can be bound to it by the terms of their contract.

The Act states that a person can be "notified" that he or she can be bound by it.

The implications for a breach are the same regardless of a signature or a notification.

E"

I didn’t say nurses are required to sign OSA. Just that THESE nurses treating the PM will have been required. Huge difference.

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By *ardiffCoupleNJCouple  over a year ago

Pontypridd/Rhyfelin


"150000 with or of covid.. My local hospital in answer to a FOI request replied te following. Since march 2020 until April 2021 only 22 died of covid and had no other underlying illness. Ask you local hospital Trust the same question "

Here we go again. And the earth is flat.

The one certainty in life is that we are all going to die. As far as I'm concerned I would like to avoid that outcome for as long as possible. And as far as I'm concerned Covid is real. For that reason, where possible I would prefer not to catch it in case it hastens my early demise.

You believe what you want, but by you're own logic you'd better hope you never you never have any other medical condition that requires hospitalisation...

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By *ittle_missknowitallWoman  over a year ago

glasgow


"150000 with or of covid.. My local hospital in answer to a FOI request replied te following. Since march 2020 until April 2021 only 22 died of covid and had no other underlying illness. Ask you local hospital Trust the same question "

Think this just shows how unhealthy a nation we are

Doesn’t change the amount of folk who have died in total

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By * Plus ECouple  over a year ago

The South


"Slightly off topic.

Does anyone believe that bojo had covid last year?

Yes, I doubt the nurses who cared for him would have lied when they spoke about his treatment afterwards.

Only one thing is certain. The nurses will have been required to sign the Official Secrets Act. There are very serious consequences from breaking the OSA.

That's not wholly accurate.

Nurses aren't required to sign the OSA, but they can be bound to it by the terms of their contract.

The Act states that a person can be "notified" that he or she can be bound by it.

The implications for a breach are the same regardless of a signature or a notification.

E

I didn’t say nurses are required to sign OSA. Just that THESE nurses treating the PM will have been required. Huge difference."

As those nurses gave several media interviews about BJ and his stay, I suspect they weren't.

E

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"I'm watching the interview. Only been a couple of minutes and wow.

I never like Laura before but I've changed my mind. Her questioning and face reactions are brilliant. DC has issues."

My reaction is the same as yours! He came across like it was (and is) all a game, giggling like a schoolboy when questioned about his stretching of truths in the same way the class clown would giggle when reminded the stink bomb he'd released had caused the Head of Modern Foreign Languages to be physically sick (yes, this happened in my school!)

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"150000 with or of covid.. My local hospital in answer to a FOI request replied te following. Since march 2020 until April 2021 only 22 died of covid and had no other underlying illness. Ask you local hospital Trust the same question

Think this just shows how unhealthy a nation we are

Doesn’t change the amount of folk who have died in total "

I read something along these lines where things like depression or historic broken bones counted.

Unhealthy nation, or wildly dishonest numbers to make it look like the dead were dying anyway?

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By *lamorousBeautyLondonWoman  over a year ago

London

Hm, I am extremely sceptical about anything that Dominic Cummings has to say which of course does not mean that I am not extremely sceptical about Boris Johnson's competence and motivations - it is not "either/or".

A man who has caused controversy with his very questionable actions and left his job in dubious circumstances is now making various loud proclamations about how wrong the prime minister has been and admitting that he lied about the controversy of breaking lockdown etc. As Chief Advisor at the time the hipocricy and self-interest is glaringly obvious, it is also in extremely bad taste, to be frank.

Grim.

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By *otsossieMan  over a year ago

Chez/Sheff

I have a theory that Cummings is drip feeding these leaks now so as to reduce the impact of a future enquiry, when it will be “nothing new”.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Hm, I am extremely sceptical about anything that Dominic Cummings has to say which of course does not mean that I am not extremely sceptical about Boris Johnson's competence and motivations - it is not "either/or".

A man who has caused controversy with his very questionable actions and left his job in dubious circumstances is now making various loud proclamations about how wrong the prime minister has been and admitting that he lied about the controversy of breaking lockdown etc. As Chief Advisor at the time the hipocricy and self-interest is glaringly obvious, it is also in extremely bad taste, to be frank.

Grim."

It's all grim

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By *loria JamesTV/TS  over a year ago

Durham


"150000 with or of covid.. My local hospital in answer to a FOI request replied te following. Since march 2020 until April 2021 only 22 died of covid and had no other underlying illness. Ask you local hospital Trust the same question "

Wonder how their families are feeling.

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