Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!

[ramacca]

Good grief is there one bloody minister who actually read , let alone understood, the guidance to the general public for the past few months??!!

No.

 

[ramacca]

It's as though the whole government is having a competition amongst itself to see who can be the most moronic during this crisis. It's a large field, a very close thing and impossible to predict a winner at this stage. According to the BBC he is now self-isolating and has been tested for the virus. He actually attended a cabinet meeting in person this morning.

But we know who the losers are, us all with their inhumane herd immunity experiment.

 

[Disgruntledgoat]

It will only take a day or two mate.I'm in the middle of painting the house.

Spaffed your dole on paint?

 

[Moomin]

This shows the EU we can beat them by ourselves.

 

[ramacca]

Hope Sharma doesn't need a hospital bed. As that will mean a poorly elderly person will have to make way, and go to a death trap care home. How irresponsible of Sharma not to follow the government's, and the scientific and medical 'experts' advice. He felt ill but carried on rather than going home organising a test and isolating. Shameful.

 

[ramacca]

This shows the EU we can beat them by ourselves.

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Well the government keep saying the UK is 'world beating'.

 

[Moomin]

Well the government keep saying the UK is 'world beating'.

Johnson is proud.

Omnishambles

 

[ramacca]

As soon as Johnson takes back 'full control' the cabinet start falling down like ninepins. There's a sweeps stake going around Whitehall who'll be the last person standing.

 

[ramacca]

Johnson is proud.

Omnishambles

I get the impression he's never been prouder.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

The way they've been, I'm taking that very much as a positive.

On a serious note though, given that Mogg has said no remote voting, presumably that means no one in the cabinet can now participate in any vote? Indeed, as this tit was in parliament, surely that means anyone who was in parliament should no longer be able to vote as they would have come into contact with him?

 

[Disgruntledgoat]

On a serious note though, given that Mogg has said no remote voting, presumably that means no one in the cabinet can now participate in any vote? Indeed, as this tit was in parliament, surely that means anyone who was in parliament should no longer be able to vote as they would have come into contact with him?

Yes, politicians are well known for adhering to the rules they lay down to everybody else.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Yes, politicians are well known for adhering to the rules they lay down to everybody else.

Given the Cummings fiasco though, surely that's a very dangerous line to take this time, especially when they're rolling out the track and trace app?

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

On a serious note though, given that Mogg has said no remote voting, presumably that means no one in the cabinet can now participate in any vote? Indeed, as this tit was in parliament, surely that means anyone who was in parliament should no longer be able to vote as they would have come into contact with him?

Johnson conceded at the dispatch box that excluding those who were unable to attend from voting was wrong, and said they could vote via proxy in future.

 

[Disgruntledgoat]

Given the Cummings fiasco though, surely that's a very dangerous line to take this time, especially when they're rolling out the track and trace app?

Remember ID cards? Everybody was going to have to have one. Except MPs, members of the Lords and their families.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Remember ID cards? Everybody was going to have to have one. Except MPs, members of the Lords and their families.

I suspect they'll cite security issues or something.