The Telegraph has more than 100,000 of Hancock's WhatApp msgs during the Pandemic, and the **** is hitting the fan. Hancock says they've been 'doctored'. Well the lying toerag would say that wouldn't he.
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The Telegraph has more than 100,000 of Hancock's WhatApp msgs during the Pandemic, and the **** is hitting the fan. Hancock says they've been 'doctored'. Well the lying toerag would say that wouldn't he.
We had "Hancock's Half Hour" sussed within the first week of his bull$hit on here. Where are OC and Councillor Jim now I wonder? :s
The truth will out, I hope. They are all Teflon coated and will try to lie their way out of the fact that they spread fear, massively affected people’s lives and screwed everything up. In the meantime, some people got seriously rich on the back of the whole sordid episode.
Didn't they just S_c - mainly VIP Tories. :blue:Quote:
Originally Posted by Swissclaret
They were rich to start with weren't they ?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier
Certainly all Johnson cronies.
Panic well and truly set in now, both Labour and Tories want to get the Covid inquiry under way asap, no doubt so they can get control of the narrative back and sign off the whitewash. Too late I reckon, the genie is out of the bottle, there'll be no putting it back.
All the top politicians who supported this bilge, which is virtually all of them, are now well and truly kacking their pants, as well they might.
"The biggest shock revealed by the Telegraph scoop is quite how often our leaders, who always claimed to be guided by ‘the science’, were making decisions on the hoof.
Astonished, we read conversation after conversation where, it becomes clear, that decisions affecting the suffering of the elderly entombed in care homes, of children shut out of schools and playgrounds is filtered through the prism of something called ‘Comms’.
So, when Boris Johnson asks his top team whether masks in schools are necessary, Chris Whitty, the Chief Medical Officer, replies: “No strong reason against in corridors etc, and no strong reason for. The downsides are in the classroom because of the potential to interfere with teaching.”
But Lee Cain, the PM’s director of Comms, is not happy. Scotland has just confirmed masks in schools so England is under pressure to follow suit lest Nicola Sturgeon gain the advantage. “Why do we want to have the fight on not having masks in certain school settings?” asks Cain.
Oh, I don’t know, Lee. Maybe because imposing an unevidenced and alienating NPI (non-pharmaceutical intervention) on vulnerable adolescents is a really bad idea? Perhaps because forcing children into futile masks for protection against a virus they largely don’t need protecting against is just a repugnant piece of political power play. Perhaps because, with their young worlds turned upside-down, the reassurance of seeing smiling faces would have been really nice. Finally, as that WhatsApp conclave of geniuses somehow failed to foresee, permitting masks in school corridors would be the gateway to the teaching unions demanding (and getting) masks in classrooms."
And we are supposed to trust this lot with nuclear weapon detonators and to keep us safe?
A published photo or three showed Blow Job with wine glass in hand, bottles and nibbles on the table in front of him and he said on Thursday night's news, "It was not him, it was a left-wing stitch up and the Civil Service told him he was OK to go partying".
There MUST be a contemporary Guy Fawkes somewhere. There just has to be! XD