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[COYBL25]

I like the idea of traditional organised crime, it all sounds rather quaint

Ahh, the good old days, of simple knee cappings and hands been broken, with hammers.

 

[roydo]

The only thing he did right was get the vaccine out

Other than agreeing to do nothing to interfere, he did no such thing. Mass Vaxing had been part of the NHS disaster planning for ages, hence the speed that the large venues were set up, for example. Also, the UK has, by part planning, (see above), and part accident, an absolutely brilliant data base of pretty much the whole population. Well, 2 to be precise. The NHS and DWP ones, that actually talk to each other.

The UK also have an actual world class micro bio expertise industry, and were helped in no small measure by a rogue Chinese scientist who delivered some data about the virus to a handful of UK scientists, hence the first vaccinations were made.

But sure, it was Johnson wot dun it.

 

[Alan Whittle]

Ahh, the good old days, of simple knee cappings and hands been broken, with hammers.

That sounds like @chrismpw and his new kitchen.

 

[ChesterBlue]

I get the impression that a good portion of the ministers aren't that interested in the job.

They are routinely described as disinterested in the job and the hard work associated with it. Especially this current crop.

Braverman particularly seems the sort who is gearing herself up for far right podcast/GB news style job before stocking up the far right in America.

It's a much easier and more lucrative way to make money.

I genuinely wonder how long it’ll be until she floats the idea of nuking Calais

 

[chrismpw]

That sounds like @chrismpw and his new kitchen.

Cheek! I'll have you know that since starting the kitchen I have been entirely uninjured thus far! Ask @tommye What his record has been since that kitchen thread started! lol

 

[tommye]

Cheek! I'll have you know that since starting the kitchen I have been entirely uninjured thus far! Ask @tommye What his record has been since that kitchen thread started! lol

You calling me a tory lad?

 

[sbbefc]

Other than agreeing to do nothing to interfere, he did no such thing. Mass Vaxing had been part of the NHS disaster planning for ages, hence the speed that the large venues were set up, for example. Also, the UK has, by part planning, (see above), and part accident, an absolutely brilliant data base of pretty much the whole population. Well, 2 to be precise. The NHS and DWP ones, that actually talk to each other.

The UK also have an actual world class micro bio expertise industry, and were helped in no small measure by a rogue Chinese scientist who delivered some data about the virus to a handful of UK scientists, hence the first vaccinations were made.

But sure, it was Johnson wot dun it.

OK, agreeing not to interfere was the best thing he did!

No need for the insult. Thanks.

 

[mahermi1]

Other than agreeing to do nothing to interfere, he did no such thing. Mass Vaxing had been part of the NHS disaster planning for ages, hence the speed that the large venues were set up, for example. Also, the UK has, by part planning, (see above), and part accident, an absolutely brilliant data base of pretty much the whole population. Well, 2 to be precise. The NHS and DWP ones, that actually talk to each other.

The UK also have an actual world class micro bio expertise industry, and were helped in no small measure by a rogue Chinese scientist who delivered some data about the virus to a handful of UK scientists, hence the first vaccinations were made.

But sure, it was Johnson wot dun it.

No Johnson cynically just made sure he got all the credit for it, nothing to do with Doctors, Nurses, paramedics, Hospital workers, risking and losing their lives, it was all Johnsons work.

 

[roydo]

OK, agreeing not to interfere was the best thing he did!

No need for the insult. Thanks.

Soz mate, that was a reference to his acolytes, not you.

 

[LinekersLegs]

One person’s hate-filled incompetence is another's 4D chess…

 

[Bruce Wayne]

The UK's asylum system is in crisis, but the government – not refugees – is to blame

Short-term Home Office facilities are holding people seeking refuge in overcrowded, unsanitary conditions and for far too long. This crisis has political roots.

theconversation.com

For what feels like the millionth time

Contrary to the language employed by the Home Secretary, the 1951 refugee convention stipulates that no one should be penalised for entering a country illegally to seek refuge.

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

One person’s hate-filled incompetence is another's 4D chess…

Nope, she's a cretin. Even if it is a strategy to win support from the right, its a ham fisted crap one as it seems she's widely considered a terrible person and a bit of a tool.

 

[Blue 1]

One person’s hate-filled incompetence is another's 4D chess…

Dan Hodges tho.

Dan Hodges is wrong about everything.

He's one of the wrongest people on the internet.

 

[peteblue]

Walks in…sees the usuals doing the usual… finds something better to do……

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Walks in…sees the usuals doing the usual… finds something better to do……

Pete: