Mr Irrelevant wrote:Do you and your gang realise how boring the constant ‘it’s a disgrace’ comments are? Don’t you realise that people hate got it that you have the government and are angry about every decision irrespective or right or wrong. It’s not debate, it’s tedious predictability.
Mr Irrelevant wrote:Do you and your gang realise how boring the constant ‘it’s a disgrace’ comments are? Don’t you realise that people hate got it that you have the government and are angry about every decision irrespective or right or wrong. It’s not debate, it’s tedious predictability.
Mr Irrelevant wrote:Do you and your gang realise how boring the constant ‘it’s a disgrace’ comments are? Don’t you realise that people hate got it that you have the government and are angry about every decision irrespective or right or wrong. It’s not debate, it’s tedious predictability.
Watching from afar wrote:And now the science is fighting back because some of the decisions taken were against scientific advice and they want the full minutes of the meetings published.
Their hiding places are being exposed.
Mr Irrelevant wrote:Impossible to judge as yet.
derwent wrote:It is argued time and time again that there are discrepancies in the way individual countries count and present their stats. It is also argued that it is too early to present the data and evidence gathered from across the World in order that lessons can be learned and acted upon.
bresslaw wrote:MrI, I voted Tory for most of my life, in fact right up until the last elections. I often found myself having to argue my way out of corners and defend the difficult.
In your case, and this time, you are failing to defend what is, in fact, indefensible
There is no way around it, and you've yet to make a case.
This Government has cocked up practically everything since this crisis began. Yes its unprecedented, yes it's huge and at times unknown. However, Boris has blustered nonsense, Hancock has lied and continuing to lie. Raab looks like he's just woken up in a bed he doesn't remember getting into and the Gov in its entirety has failed the country.
Of course we don't know how the others would have done, but that's not the point.
I think as a country we'd be a lot more forgiving if they admitted mistakes were made, they've currently still got the post-Brexit love-in keeping them holding on....just and that is letting them get away with a lot more than it should.
Watching from afar wrote:.
Let's discuss hancocks appalling behaviour yesterday. Give us your thoughts on that.
phil wrote:Why don't you list the things they have done right? Why don't you list one thing they have done right, with a source and the evidence of experts' advice?
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bresslaw wrote:whos that one for wfa?
phil wrote:Excellent. I was worried you would give some examples and make me look daft.
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derwent wrote:I'm not making sweeping statements, therefore I don't need to justify them.
derwent wrote:Left wing propaganda induced by momentum. In the real world Boris and his magnificent team of Scientists, top medics and the NHS are doing a magnificent job. Probably the best team in British history.
bresslaw wrote:Derwent, I actually wasn't directing the 'sweeping statements' to you anyway. Had I been, I would have started with your name.......
Soma wrote:derwent wrote:I'm not making sweeping statements, therefore I don't need to justify them.derwent wrote:Left wing propaganda induced by momentum. In the real world Boris and his magnificent team of Scientists, top medics and the NHS are doing a magnificent job. Probably the best team in British history.
Found one of those sweeping statements that you weren't making.
derwent wrote:You're beginning to worry me.
derwent wrote:Can you list everything that the government have done or have been involved in since this crisis started, pointing out where they have followed advice, where they have not followed advice, the source of your information, what they have failed to do in each category, what they have done successfully or satisfactorily in your opinion and what advice you can offer to improve their performance. Can you please try and present the vast amount of evidence required to explain the validity of your views without prejudice, the benefit of hindsight or selective implications.
Thank you in advance.
bresslaw wrote:That'll be the horde of 5................I hope you pull through.
derwent wrote:Soma wrote:derwent wrote:I'm not making sweeping statements, therefore I don't need to justify them.derwent wrote:Left wing propaganda induced by momentum. In the real world Boris and his magnificent team of Scientists, top medics and the NHS are doing a magnificent job. Probably the best team in British history.
Found one of those sweeping statements that you weren't making.
You're beginning to worry me.
Watching from afar wrote:He wont and cant. Otherwise he would have ages ago.
derwent wrote:Wouldn't do that to you Phil. I don't really need to.
I just love the way you all come out together. You all sit round waiting for a bone to be chucked.
Somebody suggested collective trampolining. Good band name that.............The Trampolines.
An imbalance of percussion though. Need to address that.
derwent wrote:Did anyone notice that the question this evening from BBC Yorkshire was from James Vincent. A lad brought up in our village. His dad Richard is someone I've known for almost forty years, Both great guys. Richard is a west country boy with a fantastic rich accent.
We've put up our bunting for VE day and her indoors is baking for the occasion. I was five months old on the first VE day and me dad used to always say that Hitler's demise was co-incidental with my arrival.
I sorted Hitler out and Mr I sorted the Argies out. Aren't you all so proud of us.
Come on now, don't be shy.
TalbotAvenger wrote:derwent wrote:Did anyone notice that the question this evening from BBC Yorkshire was from James Vincent. A lad brought up in our village. His dad Richard is someone I've known for almost forty years, Both great guys. Richard is a west country boy with a fantastic rich accent.
We've put up our bunting for VE day and her indoors is baking for the occasion. I was five months old on the first VE day and me dad used to always say that Hitler's demise was co-incidental with my arrival.
I sorted Hitler out and Mr I sorted the Argies out. Aren't you all so proud of us.
Come on now, don't be shy.
prick
Pooly_Imp wrote:Article on the BBC website today comparing stats from the UK and Italy. It came to the conclusion that comparison wasn't possible as yet.
I have some sympathy with the government with regard to lockdown. I think ther are far more idiots in the population than they suspected.
Its the inconsistencies that get me. Strict social distancing..... except if youre on a flight, or you're a teacher, that's OK.
derwent wrote:Did anyone notice that the question this evening from BBC Yorkshire was from James Vincent. A lad brought up in our village. His dad Richard is someone I've known for almost forty years, Both great guys. Richard is a west country boy with a fantastic rich accent.
We've put up our bunting for VE day and her indoors is baking for the occasion. I was five months old on the first VE day and me dad used to always say that Hitler's demise was co-incidental with my arrival.
I sorted Hitler out and Mr I sorted the Argies out. Aren't you all so proud of us.
Come on now, don't be shy.
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