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Anyone seen him? Still not out of the woods with the pandemic, thousands upon thousands protesting risking a second wave, 14 police hurt ( including girls ) by bottles being thrown and statues toppled or vandalised!
Get a grip Boris and be a leader and stop letting others do the dirty work! Unlike the thug Trump a call for unity needs to be made to the people.
Ball bag Boris the bungling buffoon has failed again. After the Cummings fiasco he had a chance to address the nation and tell us not to protest ,but no Downing Street says no corona virus updates this weekend. Boris is taking the piss out of us as he's let this happen to protect himself. When the second wave hits it wont be the government fault it will be all down to the protesters. I'm totally pissed off with life at the moment, I've been fortunate to be able to work throughout the pandemic but it's come at a cost. I've been gobbed at called a f ucking prick on several occasions and had dogs set on me all to protect trespassers on my sites. Cheers Albie.
Baggieal .Boris will be bunked up at chequers shagging his Bird now the stitches have healed. Child minders in place unlike penfold Cummings .Piss take Boris can commute between his two homes I thought we were all equal in this pandemic.
Sadly, Labour is no better; Lisa Nandy, Shadow Foreign Secretary I believe, actually condoned the law breaking protesters and if those mass demonstrations lead to more deaths, she will have to share some of the blame. What she said makes her worse than Cummings.
Hasn't shown a great deal of leadership during this crisis. He has been conspicuous by his absence and has appeared very muddled in his thinking. I honestly believe too many mistakes have been made, starting with allowing the Chelthenham Festival to go ahead and the visit of three thousand Atletco Madrid fans to Anfield. This is not with hindsight as many people, including myself, thought it sheer stupidity at the time. His lack of visibility of late begs the question, is he still suffering from the effects of the virus?
Sadly, despite the number of deaths being suspected as much bigger than the stated 40,000 ( and counting) the biggest public health crisis since 1918 won’t stop some our thickest, most selfish in society refusing to consider others. Sadly these morons will undermine all the effort and sacrifice the majority has made.Quote:
Originally Posted by kettering_baggie
I’d add a few others to the list also like that idiot MP Barry Gardiner who claimed he had already been tested so didn’t pose any threat despite being a near pensioner himself- WTF?? Or any of the self serving ‘celebs’ who suddenly decided their right to demonstrate was greater than eradicating Covid.
Such is the clarity of the information out there as to what this disease does, if they want to endanger themselves and catch it then let them get on with it as I have little sympathy. It’s a bit like playing Russian Roulette- you know the risks beforehand
Sadly, some will pass it on to others who will not have a choice and may well die as a result. As is always the way, the elderly and vulnerable may well suffer for those that don’t give a sh** about others as this shower reintegrate into society today.
There’s an elephant in the room here. I haven’t heard much criticism on the news channels either such is the PC cloud having over this issue. Seems if you disagree with mass public demos on the grounds of common sense about this then the argument is being framed that you must therefore agree with the police actions in the US which is complete rubbish for the vast majority of us
I think he is still suffering yes. Also, the cabinet are not up to it. Too many mistakes. The stats don’t lie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leicesterbaggie
Boris was perceived by many as a buffoon and that is not cured by winning an election. Unfortunately, there is a dearth of able politicians in the World today. The only certainty is uncertainty.
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Valid question, where is he?
I think I may have seen him once or twice at the daily briefings in the last few weeks and that was because of Cummings. Otherwise he turns up to PMQs on a Wednesday for a few questions off Starmer. No media interviews and no leadership at a time of crisis. I might be wrong, but I don't think he has made a public appearance since last Wednesday PMQs.
I've seen the NZ PM on our news more than our own lately.