Ah. So the parents of hungry children are at fault for poor decision making, but the government aren’t at fault because actually it was all very difficult don’t you know.
Satire?Actually the "disaster planning" was up and running while those in charge sorted out the "managed crash landing".
We had potato cold stores emptied out for temporary mortuaries and all kinds of bleak stuff was in hand.
Of course there were mistakes made, the transfer of untested patients from hospitals to care homes being the most noticeable however that was in the early days where hospital testing capacity and what we were testing for wasn`t there... it got fixed.
Same as having millions of folk sat at home getting paid.... it got fixed.
We came close but never ran out of PPE.... it got fixed.
Testing capacity.... got fixed.
Vaccine development ..... fixed.
Vaccination programme... fixed.
Yep the circus and it`s ringleader fixed a lot of stuff.
TBF it’s a basic requirement of Cabinet members in this Government.
If standing against Rishi Sunak, just use this as your political advert.
Ah, but he's not doing the compulsory standing with your legs wide apart thing or in front of Union flags- the Conservative branding office will be livid.
Rather a blatant ‘come and get me for your board’ plea to Coke. Especially the dissing of Pepsi.
If standing against Rishi Sunak, just use this as your political advert.
For a man whose pockets are so deep that he once described £250,000 per year as chicken feed, he hasn’t half got short arms.
Have a heart - All the child maintenance (for those kids he acknowledges) will be drawing on his funds.
Maybe we need a thread for Johnson's lies seeing as there are so many.
Here's the latest.
BBC News - Boris Johnson accused of lying to MPs over Labour's NHS pay stance
Boris Johnson accused of lying to MPs over Labour's NHS pay stance
Downing Street rejects calls for the PM to apologise to MPs, saying the record has been corrected.www.bbc.co.uk
And the speaker (that bloke who is non-partisan and in charge of debate) said......
Sir Lindsay said Mr Ashworth's intervention was not something he would rule on but added "it is certainly a point of clarification - that part has been achieved".
And....
Downing Street said the record had been corrected and there was no need for the PM to apologise.
More clutching at straws and minor details by Ashworth and Co........ weak, desperate opposition.
What the speaker has or hadn't said doesn't really concern me.And the speaker (that bloke who is non-partisan and in charge of debate) said......
Sir Lindsay said Mr Ashworth's intervention was not something he would rule on but added "it is certainly a point of clarification - that part has been achieved".
And....
Downing Street said the record had been corrected and there was no need for the PM to apologise.
More clutching at straws and minor details by Ashworth and Co........ weak, desperate opposition.
Good to know you value lining the pockets of your chums over doing the right thing for the majority of the population who could do with a bit more support and a lot more honestyOne mans terrorist is another mans freedom fighter as they say.......
