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Should Boris be arrested?
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Wakes up the same time as johnson ^^^^^^^
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No Moisok,i don't know what context that quote has come from but the poster himself seems level headed enough unlike the many far right nutjobs on this forum.
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lapsy pa 16 Mar 20 12:42
No Moisok,i don't know what context that quote has come from but the poster himself seems level headed enough unlike the many far right nutjobs on this forum. it is from giggilo and go look at his post he started - only three on there on politics forum what a strange defence of an unbalanced nasty attack from one of your colleagues lapsy. he said it and meant it I love how you progressives come out to defend such a disgusting statement level headed - that statement isn't level headed it is just plain nasty towards people who don't agree with him and tells us all about what you progressives think when challenged plain nasty |
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You have it all there, mo. Wishing death on 'the right people' is perfectly level headed to some types.
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no I don't wish death on anyone - so where did I say I wished death on anyone - your fantasist side of you coming out again punter
please provide quote of where I said this? |
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we know have punter and giggilo in the 'death' and lies department - supported blindly by lapsy pa honestly what is up with this progressive crew
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What it amounts to here is a few of Boris's boot boys are out,no criticism allowed.
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Forty five years Moisok has been carrying his Labour Party card praying for a leftie revolution led by someone like Arthur Scargill.
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AWHO now says children are dying and doris changing the law tomorrow to imprison kids in school,
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lapsy it depends if you support statements like giggilo makes
I would have thought everyone would be disgusted by them |
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Protect London at all costs
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As i said i don't know the context in how your quote was used,a reply to something else said,history i don't know,not my business.
As for the thread itself,i so hope i am wrong and will apologise unreservedly if so,i don't know whether i am or not, i am pleased to see some measures starting now,there was nothing up to now,too late?unavoidable anyway? who knows. It is a sad time for the world,people will lose loved ones,the economy looks like being bankrupt, it is not meant to be a point scoring thread against other forum users, i regret the title but at the time the herd immunity theory was put out and that didn't sit well. |
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I re post this with apologies to inje
Injera 16 Mar 20 16:38 To back up the Doctor’s point about regular flu: 2018: THIS year's flu season is shaping up to be one of the most serious we have seen with cases of the Aussie and Japanese flu sweeping across the country. And with the spike in people becoming ill with the flu also comes a rise in the number of flu-related deaths, with pneumonia being one of the most deadly conditions caused by the bug. Last week around 4,000 people were admitted to hospital with flu - up 51 per cent on the previous seven days, and almost four times higher than the same week last year. People over the age of 65, young children, pregnant women and people with underlying health conditions like asthma and heart disease are the most at-risk in the community. Each year about 30,000 people in the UK die from pneumonia, according to the British Lung Foundation. But it can affect anyone at any age - last week the family of Bethany Walker, from Applecross in the Scottish Highlands, revealed the 18-year-old lost her life to flu after developing pneumonia. On top of that, 44,000 people die from sepsis each year - a deadly condition that can be triggered by pneumonia. https://www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/5351640/pneumonia-deadly-infection-flu-trigger/ |
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3 stooges not a single word of herd immunity 4 days after it was government policy
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The question of untested actual cases was avoided,it could have been a guessitimation but was still side stepped, the new proposals of working from home if you can and stay out of the pub seems weak to me.
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Maybe it is better if they don't say that 1stTP,they didn't say they abandoned it either.
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Stay out of the pubs and clubs and gatherings,are they taking the piss why are they open,all because of money wonder what odds friday if figures go up shut down..
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I cant believe I heard a PM just say that
when asked about sick pay 2 people in same house for 14 days isolation etc THE pm of this country answered we,re paying the largest minimum wage in history YOU STUPID FOOOOOKING KOOOOOOOOT, you could be paying 2 grand an hr if your not at work your not earening a fooooooking penny you STUPID KOOOOONT, how is this idiot running the country,without the jokes,gags,blustering he,s an emperor with no clothes |
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He said the economy will bounce back because the fundamentals are sound, that is enough.
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fundmentals for a service economy is planes in the air,cafes, pubs, tourist spots open, otherwise there is no fundamentals
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People won’t stay at home if they can’t afford to do it. No one should have to choose between their health and keeping a roof over their head.
Full sick pay for those in self isolation. Rent and mortgage freezes. Yep. |
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so you think they,ll get paid to serve no one, no fooooking customers no foooooooking jobs,
those in gig economy will have no jobs to go to |
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I have a credit card, I aint paying it till further notice...nor should any of you...
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I heard one of them loons bang on about laandan been a hotspot and then say geographical testing is of no help, htf can both be true
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Virgin Atlantic have 8,500 employees and Branson has asked them to take 8 weeks unpaid leave.
It would cost £4.2 million to pay all of these employees £500 a week to cover this leave. In total that’s a cost of £34 million for 8 weeks. Richard Branson is worth £4 billion. TOTAL SCUMBAG OF COURSE A MASSIVE REMAINER |
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kooont of the highest order.
he has said if government give him a nice bail out he might pay his staff to be off |
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A typical Captain of Industry and espouser of the free market who loves taking the tax payer dollar!
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A capitalist of the highest order vermin.
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That capitalism is showing,he is "recommending" people avoid the hospitality sector effectively hanging them while not quite making it "mandatory" so the sector can claim on their insurers.
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mentioned this the other day and as usuial the knucvklegraggers scoffed, but there,s talk of KING GORDON been asked into no 10, cobra to offer advice ,help,draling should be invited in as well
its taken a virus but isn't it nice not to see the mugs of notsocleverly, rees mugg,fromage,gove,francios,patterson etc on our screens,even they no its time for the boys with the big pants to step forward, not bluffers and deflectors, handjob hancock sent that health minister wakely out last night for car crash after car crash interview,hopeless, even mrs may managed to sound and look like one of the grown ups in the room compared to the muppets surrounding her, to get Brexit done public sent young kids,councilors, right wing nut jobs etc to commons and their now facing biggest crisis in a 100 years, wonder what designer dress and coloured streaks the right wing nut job bimbo from bishop Auckland will be wearing today |
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Look at these English bellends, sort of knobbers that get infected and spread it everywhere
https://twitter.com/RTUKnews/status/1239584711346769920?s=20 |
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been up since 7 watcedh 3 tv station must have seen 50 interviews handwringing, pleading ,offering advice and at a guess I,d say all 50 were either illionaires or multimillionaires, with exactly on idea,empathy of whats coming down the track for 99% of the population
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jucel ..i know they are a bunch of numpties lol but i don't think it will achieve much pushing then inside as they will now congregate in one room .
you know the English ones , Spanish wearing coats and scarves ,English waltzing around in shorts |
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Arrest him,Bergamo begging the world to listen,boris bolloxology with his 12 weeks LISTEN.
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I thought Italy had everything under control?
Would appear not. BJ doing the sensible thing and concentrating on flattening the curve. |
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Another dope, Boris telling you 12 weeks, i thought there was only so much sheet anyone can swallow.
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Italian doctors are begging you to lockdown for PEOPLE, boris is trying to string the economy along
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I think Italy and South Korea were late to acknowledge the presence of Covid-19 hence the magnitude of deaths compare to other countries. However, I hope the measures presently (and future) advised and deployed in London and the rest of the UK will see us in better stead than experienced by these two countries.
Social distancing and social responsibility go hand-in-hand as far as Covid-19 is concerned. |