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rosena allin-khan
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So why can't he say it ? What is he scared of ?
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I'm pretty sure he has, something along those lines anyway.
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If you want I'll go and find plenty of examples of where he has done precisely the opposite.
Or you can find one example of where he did make such a statement. Was declining offers from independent labs to perform tests the right thing to do or could that be construed as a mistake ? |
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so they failed to stop it spreading in the community, wasted several weeks doing not a lot, then decided in early april that testing did really matter so came up with an artificial number which they have hit a couple of times so far and you dont think they have done much wrong. your position is a joke, you look like a low grade shill defending the indefensible no matter how badly they do.
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Cider, in responding to your question "So what is the wrong step you feel he should accept?", I deliberately took a soft generalist approach with my response as it was my opinion that you'd blindly defend any specific point I offered up.
I gave you an easy out and you declined it. Your subsequent posts have subsequently served to reinforce my opinion i.e. that you will blindly defend any specific point offered |
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he's a shill, simples really.
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he,s the character and calibre of the man your talking about
hancock independently sets his own 100,000 testing target and takes press conference to gloat in his ridiculous 122,00 number sunday gove stands there and has to say they only did 75,000 tests tues raab stands there saying they only did 80 odd thousand tests in between on Monday hancock had no shame in linking his tests to the lower reporting of dead people on a weekend,without mentioning whether his testing target had failed when going through numbers, it was left to jvt some 15 mins later when going through graphs to inform us hancock,s target had failed, nobody, least of all someone as ridiculed as hancock has been for years,can be that vane,thin skinned that you couldn't even bring yourself to read out your testing number,s, its like trying to defend a reputation even your nearest and dearest no you,ve never had or ever likely to have |
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He likes teaching his kids maths during lockdown
Priti Patel marks their answers... |
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Live now BBC....has a very honest face !
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Rosanna is as solid as they come !
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She's on the BBC the next day, my case is rested
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*Rosena
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Wiki :
Rosena Chantelle Allin-Khan was born in Tooting.[3][4] Her Polish mother had been a singer in the Polish girl group Filipinki, who met her father, originally from Pakistan, while the band was on tour in London.[5] The couple separated after having two children, and Allin-Khan's mother worked three jobs to support her and her brother.[5] She was educated at Trinity St Mary School.[6] She studied medical biochemistry at Brunel University, funding her education through a series of part-time jobs.[5] She went on to study medicine at Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge, funded by scholarships. |
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Allin-Khan lives in Tooting with her Welsh husband.[5] She is a Muslim.[5] The couple have two daughters.[3][6]
She is an amateur boxer, training at Balham Boxing Club, where she is the team doctor.[5] |
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would that be the same bbc described as been the governments corona poodle by peter hitchens,
twang goes some more knicker elastic |
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Quoting peter hitchens now
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This woman is a Saint !
After qualifying as a doctor, Allin-Khan worked at the Royal London and Homerton Hospitals.[7] She went on to complete a Master's degree in public health.[8] Following this, she spent many years working as a humanitarian aid doctor.[9] Prior to her election to the House of Commons, she worked as a junior doctor in the accident and emergency department at St George's Hospital in Tooting.[6][7] Allin-Khan continues to work occasional shifts at St George's Hospital alongside her political career.[10] |
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosena_Allin-Khan |
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She's just been on LBC (James O'Brien)
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She's on the BBC the next day, my case is rested
Cider you case was lost and your motivation highlighted by your OP You have illustrated just what you are and who you are and everybody on here knows it. Good day. |
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Very unfortunate for you Whisperingdeath
I subsequently recalled that very same thing happening in April, with a similarly thinly veiled point scoring attempt within a question to the very same Matt Hancock, only from Barry Sheerman this time. .https://youtu.be/QI4jQWDgLFI?t=1488 Barry Sheerman is evidently male pale stale and northern, so identities that are not so popular on twatter and the like. Please do point me in the direction of the equivalent 'outrage' of the vocal loonie left types and the subsequent BBC discussions and appearances afterwards on the topic on that occasion. If the outrage about Rosena was nothing to do with her identities, and just about her question and Matt Hancock's response, there must be? |
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Cider, racists like yourself would be better not posting any more rather than humiliate yourself further and embarrass everyone else.
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Feel free to respond to the request, you and Whisperingdeath could work as a collective. My hunch is that you will fail dismally.
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Why respond to a racist like yourself?
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As you would be able to prove me wrong, instead of the oh so obvious name calling. Calling me a racist means nothing to me, that's the default reaction from someone who partakes in identity politics who can't win on the content of the argument.
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