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[Johnsond]

Matt Hancock rejected Chris Whitty's calls to slash Covid quarantine 'because it would show ministers had been wrong'

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Matt Hancock kept people isolated for two weeks despite expert advice to cut the quarantine...

He would be just as well coming on TV and admitting we lied, we deliberately misled the country with the assistance of the MSM  using fear as our main weapon to frighten and coerce pleople. Maybe then people might realise what was actually done. 

[Mark J]

4 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

Matt Hancock rejected Chris Whitty's calls to slash Covid quarantine 'because it would show ministers had been wrong'

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Matt Hancock kept people isolated for two weeks despite expert advice to cut the quarantine...

He would be just as well coming on TV and admitting we lied, we deliberately misled the country with the assistance of the MSM  using fear as our main weapon to frighten and coerce pleople. Maybe then people might realise what was actually done. 

Tories don't tend to admit they got things wrong. 
 

[GarethM]

10 minutes ago, Mark J said:

Tories don't tend to admit they got things wrong. 
 

Just because their are more Tories in parliament at the moment doesn't make it a party thing.

 

ALL politicians make the queen's never apologise or explain look tame, maybe even like a children's fairy tale in comparison.

 

Did the war criminal ever apologise about WMD, did Keir ever explain what is a women without needing the Oxford and Collins English dictionary?.

Edited March 6, 2023 by GarethM

[GarethM]

Richard Madeley reveals he needed tongue surgery as he returns to Good Morning Britain | Daily Mail Online

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The presenter has returned to the ITV breakfast show following a ten day lay-off, during which a host of stand-ins...

thankfully it's not breakfast time, as that headline made me feel a little sick.

[Johnsond]

47 minutes ago, Mark J said:

Tories don't tend to admit they got things wrong. 
 

Mark how many times do you want to ignore the fact that the opposition supported every single restriction and lockdown, indeed they demanded more and without fail fought against lifting restrictions at every opportunity, the very few dissenting voices who spoke sense during this were invariably shot down regardless of which party. Regards this situation they are all in it together. 

Edited March 6, 2023 by Johnsond

[Mark J]

48 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

Mark how many times do you want to ignore the fact that the opposition supported every single restriction and lockdown, indeed they demanded more and without fail fought against lifting restrictions at every opportunity, the very few dissenting voices who spoke sense during this were invariably shot down regardless of which party. Regards this situation they are all in it together. 

Dave, how many more times do you want to ignore the fact that the opposition are just that, opposition, they had no real say in what went on. 

[Mark J]

1 hour ago, GarethM said:

Just because their are more Tories in parliament at the moment doesn't make it a party thing.

 

ALL politicians make the queen's never apologise or explain look tame, maybe even like a children's fairy tale in comparison.

 

Did the war criminal ever apologise about WMD, did Keir ever explain what is a women without needing the Oxford and Collins English dictionary?.

Blair and Starmer can hardly be called left-wing can they? It does seem that politicians are fond of a lie, which is a shameful state of affairs in my opinion.

[GarethM]

Sadly Mark, it's the same the world over.

Something to do with the power they think we loan them, it's the same even in capitalism Vs socialism.

 

Democracy as they say is the least worst option compared to the rest.

 

They were arguing that we should have a more American records system to include digital communication.

 

Not saying it would make it better, but it would be an accurate record regardless, like parliamentary records.

[Mark J]

4 minutes ago, GarethM said:

Sadly Mark, it's the same the world over.

Something to do with the power they think we loan them, it's the same even in capitalism Vs socialism.

 

Democracy as they say is the least worst option compared to the rest.

 

They were arguing that we should have a more American records system to include digital communication.

 

Not saying it would make it better, but it would be an accurate record regardless, like parliamentary records.

If 'the powers that be' wanted to they could access the phone records of anyone of us at any given time, I suppose that they just don't want to.

[GarethM]

Hate to break it to you, they already do.

All security services check for keywords, phrases and have done for decades, CIA since the 60s.

 

WhatsApp is encrypted for whatever that's worth, but I won't put any confidence in that as anything that moves digitally is hackable, crackable and read in real time before it even arrives in your inbox.

 

The real nub of the argument is, making political figures records public or atleast recorded and not ammended.

 

Parliamentary records is one such recording.