How do you think Boris has handled it so far ?
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Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I wonder if Johnson will still be PM by Christmas. The Tories are good at changing leaders frequently.
Farehamseagull
Solly March Fan Club
How did the worst national crisis for 75 years manage to coincide with the most inept government and Prime Minister in that time too?!
Even the staunchest tories I know are criticising their general handling of the virus and more so since yesterday. The messages are totally unclear and every time one of their minister opens their mouth, the situation gets worse.
Even the staunchest tories I know are criticising their general handling of the virus and more so since yesterday. The messages are totally unclear and every time one of their minister opens their mouth, the situation gets worse.
blue-shifted
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The fact that these ministers (and their leader) have been selected, not due to administrative competence, but ideological fervour is surely the problem. The calm heads and steady hands in the tory party didn't survive the culls of late last year.
blue-shifted
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So we might get Raab? Lucky us
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
2 friends of mine who are lifelong Tory voters have exchanged messages with me this morning and they call it: '****ing shambolic' and 'utterly pathetic' respectively.
I wonder how many more 1000s of deaths it will take for [MENTION=36]Titanic[/MENTION] to get real?
daveinplzen
New member
- Aug 31, 2018
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With my wife who works as a Matron in an NHS hospital and two friends who have died from Coronavirus.... I can assure you I am quite 'real' about this. But carry on with your chippy jibes if it makes you feel big and clever.
It was a mixture of passing the buck and trying to open up asap
As you said - your fault if second spike
Plus its now put employees and employers head to head - I imagine audits will follow from government on those still claiming furlough soon
Dick Swiveller
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- Sep 9, 2011
- 9,188
Looks like Cummings is a one trick pony - who would have thought it? Here's a scoop for you Dom - there are some things you can't just ascribe a pithy catchphrase to in order to get your way. Tens of thousands of people dying is one of them. Whatever the rights or wrongs of the policies, the parroting of the new "slogan" is nauseating.
Billy the Fish
Technocrat
The message is undoubtedly a load of bollocks! The more they talk the bigger the hole they dig.
I do think that given the lack of a clear message people need to take some personal responsibility here. It's up to all of us to keep social distancing, it shouldn't be difficult for employers to come up with a safe working policy. We're all pretty well versed in how to stop the spread.
There's people all over the news this morning needing every single scenario spelled out for them.
"I didn't know if I was supposed to go to work this morning" is a common one. How about you discuss it with your employer this morning FFS
I do think that given the lack of a clear message people need to take some personal responsibility here. It's up to all of us to keep social distancing, it shouldn't be difficult for employers to come up with a safe working policy. We're all pretty well versed in how to stop the spread.
There's people all over the news this morning needing every single scenario spelled out for them.
"I didn't know if I was supposed to go to work this morning" is a common one. How about you discuss it with your employer this morning FFS
Your posts regarding Boris suggest the exact opposite. And that’s ignoring your seemingly gleeful and pant pissing posts about other countries.
Bravo.
The message is undoubtedly a load of bollocks! The more they talk the bigger the hole they dig.
I do think that given the lack of a clear message people need to take some personal responsibility here. It's up to all of us to keep social distancing, it shouldn't be difficult for employers to come up with a safe working policy. We're all pretty well versed in how to stop the spread.
There's people all over the news this morning needing every single scenario spelled out for them.
"I didn't know if I was supposed to go to work this morning" is a common one. How about you discuss it with your employer this morning FFS
You're right.
The BBC this morning have been shit stirring the best they can, asking all and sundry what the message means, the best response was from Len McCluskey, who is as red as you can be, saying he hasn't a problem with it.
They showed a factory in Wales who have put all the safeguards in place that's needed. The workforce are obviously happy with these measures. Anyone who believes they just return to work this morning without any communication with their respective employers are plainly stupid.
All the relaxed measures had caveats and a time frame that allows things to be put in place and only then if the measures that the government are saying need to be met prior to that stage. The opening of restaurants in July will be very strict and only allowed if all the measures required are satisfied. Again the BBC speaking to a young waitress, were attempting to stir a hornets nest over it. It's bloody obvious that many will still not be able to open because the social distancing can't be achieved.
As far as Wales and Scotland are concerned, not wishing to follow the government on the same pathway means they are now responsible for their own failures which the mess Scotland is in, the poisoned dwarf has avoided so far. I bet though we will still have to pay for decisions.
As you say, personal responsibility is key and has always been since the beginning of this.
You haven’t got a ****ing clue. You thought you’d come on an wind people up and then when put to the test, you bottled it.
Can you meet both parents in a park if you keep your distance?
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Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Worse. I think it would be Gove.
- Jan 18, 2009
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The message is undoubtedly a load of bollocks! The more they talk the bigger the hole they dig.
I do think that given the lack of a clear message people need to take some personal responsibility here. It's up to all of us to keep social distancing, it shouldn't be difficult for employers to come up with a safe working policy. We're all pretty well versed in how to stop the spread.
There's people all over the news this morning needing every single scenario spelled out for them.
"I didn't know if I was supposed to go to work this morning" is a common one. How about you discuss it with your employer this morning FFS
Broadly agree, fact is political opponents and the media have been chipping away over recent weeks with claims of how Boris was treating adults like children. Arguing about the message is form over substance, the adults amongst will continue to act responsibly and be alert to potential dangers such as being to close to those deciding to gather together.
As I think Douglas Badger once said, Rules are for the blind obedience of fools and the guidance of wise men..........I know which of those 2 groups are whining the loudest this morning.