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The faux media outrage is all to do with Brexit and getting rid of Cummings. The trade negotiations are on the verge of collapse, and an extension to the transition must be agreed by next month otherwise we leave without a deal in January. This is a last-ditch attempt by Remoaners to force yet another Brexit delay. It's very telling that Gina Miller came out of the woodwork yesterday to stick ...
Boris's decision over this self righteous sausage will haunt him to the next general election.
All those visitors to North Devon happened after the lock down rules were relaxed (not that they should have been relaxed in the way that they were imho). Cummings' transgression took place when we were all (or so we thought) under much tighter lockdown. At the very best he bent the rules so far that they almost snapped. He is guilty as charged of breaking two rules at least. 1. Going ...
Agree it's stupid but BoJo said it's okay to do it. It's not the same thing.
When several thousand visitors landed on North Devon beaches last week , some staying overnight .with no toilet facilities. Who i wonder who caused more danger.
I feel quite angry that the little weasel thinks we'll fall for the guff about his eyesight, how thick does he think we are? Boris isn't going to sack him, it would be like Emu firing Rod Hull.
https://www.aol.co.uk/news/2020/05/26/who-warns-of-second-peak-in-areas-where-covid-19-declining/
If you are bored by this topic then the way to resolve your boredom is quite simple. Don't read the postings. #Stay Elite
You may not be angry, but the comment below sums up why what he did is of such significance. "Stuart Beer, an insurance broker from Poole, said there was no incentive for the general public to follow Government advice if officials did not "practice what they preach". He said: "Cummings helped set the rules, so he has got to abide by them. If he hasn't, he should go. If the Government are ...
Move on...this gets boring