The Genius of Boris Johnson, next UK pm.
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No, I’m just disappointed
No. There's an important question to be answered here. Why?
Boris Johnson was right up front in the Brexit referendum and now PM May has unleashed his boyish enthusiasm upon an unsuspecting world as Foreign Secretary. Black tie events with off colour ethnic jokes are his stock in trade; who better to be the face of Britain while they negotiate their way out of Europe.
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Off colour? His effort re Erdogan was impressive.
There was a young fellow from Ankara
Who was a terrific wa.nkerer
Till he sowed his wild oats
With the help of a goat
But he didn’t even stop to thankera
Denier!
not well cherf ,
de pfeffel became* a bed-wetter
or , was he revealed* to be a bed-wetter ?
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Not brilliant. Boris choked, listened to the so called "experts" and idiotically enforced a hard lockdown. Now wonders why so few are going back to work.
His only defence is that he was led by the so called "experts" and the opposition wanted even "tougher" measures.
It has long been obvious to everyone bar the utterly stupid that the forecasting model from ICL was a joke and that hard lockdowns are a mistake and produce many unintended consequences.
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Yes, pathetic. Apparently they realised a while back they massively stuffed things up re closing schools, telling people to work from home etc but they painted themselves in to a corner and can hardly admit they were completely wrong.
sunk cost fallacy
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Maslow's hammer ,
Deepstate remain'ers governing from the shadows and safety'izm seeking to allow SCAREs runriot
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Worth a quote:
Families and children have been profoundly betrayed. Kids have been herded into schools under threat of sanction, with next to no mitigations. They have been promised vaccination that, despite a change in delivery policy over half-term, has yet to materialise for some 80 per cent of 12- to 15-year-olds (in data published near the end of half-term). They have been fed dangerous disinformation. They have been led to believe that they were safe from serious disease when thousands of hospitalisations prove they were not. (Never mind long Covid, which itself is a potential horror story beginning to unfold.)
Children and adults alike have been thrown to the wolves. Acute medicine is once again at breaking point, and the ramifications for non-Covid healthcare, both acute and elective, are by now well known.
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Fascinating article. Unbelievable nobody cares about this stuff
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No, I’m just disappointed
Great thread title.
Meds showing his impeccable judgement as usual.
Meds showing his impeccable judgement as usual.
Needs a bump
baby bump
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children 5 (that we know of)
de Pfeffel has a lot of little b@stard Bojo's walking around
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