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I could not possibly attempt to defend the governments handling of this crisis. Only member of government deserving any credit at the moment is Rishi Sunak. However, common sense tells me, the situation would be so much worse if Corbyn and his honchos were dealing with this. And yes, Cheltenham should never been allowed to go ahead.
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Thank you. I do think it was tough to call the lockdown certainly I as a member of the public would have criticised the Government but by the time they called it we already knew we were in trouble I keep harking in about my proposed trip to Italy on March 13th for the Rugby but my group knew it wasn’t worth the risk.
Most people supported the lockdown when it finally happened but they knew what was going on well before the public. They had calls from Italy and France and only locked down when France threatened to close its borders with us. This pandemic is not the bad one. We have been lucky. Btw Akak I will be in the third park bench nearest to The Notting Hill Gate underneath the parakeets |
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think theres 150 plus on the so called government pay roll as rees mugg used to tell us, as theres less than 6 of these including now in a bunker jenrick that the tory,s feel they can risk at press conference,coffey showing why today, why do you assume Corbyn/.labour ,couldn't have done any better, even according to the knuckledraggers, nhs,public services,spending money,wrecking the econonmy,millions signing up for benefits, are right up labours alley and 6 months ago during the GE ,the right would be queuing up on here to say that labour are far better at dealing with such matters than the tory,s
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Lets just call it Intuition.
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boris having covid19, biggest hoax, since lord lucan spotted argentina to zimbabwe
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Haters gonna hate.
Still sooooooooooooooo butt hurt about Brexit and being told go F themselves last election, and it shows. |