But, if she had a bad foot and couldn't drive, would that make all the other lies true
You don't see with your feet. dumb-ass.
Jeeeez some people.
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You don't see with your feet. dumb-ass.
Jeeeez some people.
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1. Dominic Cummings, one of the few men to have ever been found in contempt of Parliament, moved onto contempt for everything
2. When the story broke, and he was accused of doing things that look bad, he said he didn't care how things looked
3. Then ministers said press outrage meant nothing, only the opinion of the people mattered
4. Then polls showed 52% of people wanted Cummings to resign
5. So Cummings decided to show the public some respect, by turning up 30 minutes late to make his explanation
6. He began by saying he wasn't speaking for the govt, which must be why he was in the Rose Garden of 10 Downing Street
7. Then the self-styled "enemy of the Islington media elite" said his wife, who works in the media, had been ill in their house in Islington
8. But she was only a bit ill, so he popped home, got himself nice and infected, then went back to Downing Street for meetings with lots of vitally important people in the middle of a national crisis
9. But then he got ill too, so then it was suddenly important
10. Sadly he couldn't get childcare in London, even though 3 immediate relatives live within 3 miles of his London home
11. So because he was carrying a virus that can cross a 2 metre distance and kill, he immediately locked himself in a car with his wife and child for 5 hours
12. He then drove 264 miles without stopping in a Land Rover that gets maybe 25 MPG
13. Then the scourge of the metropolitan elites made himself extra-relatable by describing his family's sprawling country estate, multiple houses and idyllic woodlands
14. He explained that he'd warned about a coronavirus years ago in his blog
15. Then it was revealed he actually secretly amended old blogs after he'd returned from Durham
16. And anyway, if he'd warned years ago, why was he so massively unprepared and slow to react?
17. Then he said he was too ill to move for a week
18. But in the middle of that week, presumably with "wonky eyes", he drove his child to hospital
19. Then he said that to test his "wonky eyes" he put his wife and child in a car and drove 30 miles on public roads
20. Then it was revealed his wife drives, so there was no reason for the "eye test", cos she could have driven them back to London
21. Then it was revealed the "eye test" trip to a local tourist spot took place on his wife's birthday
22. Then cameras filmed as he threw a cup onto the table, smirked and left
23. And then it emerged his wife had written an article during the time in Dunham, describing their experience of being in lockdown in London, which you'd definitely do if you weren't hiding anything
24. A govt scientific advisor said "more people will die" as a result of what Cummings had done.
25. Boris Johnson said he "wouldn't mark Cummings " down for what he'd done.
26. The Attorney General said it was ok to break the law if you were acting on instinct
27. The Health Minister said it was OK to endanger public health if you meant well
28. Johnson said Cummings' "story rings true" because his own eyesight was fine before coronavirus, but now he needs glasses
29. But in an interview with The Telegraph 5 years ago, Johnson said he needed glasses cos he was "blind as a bat"
30. Michael Gove went on TV and said it was "wise" to drive 30 miles on public roads with your family in the car to test your eyesight
31. The DVLA tweeted that you should never, ever do this
32. Then ministers started claiming Cummings had to go to Durham because he feared crowds attacking his home. The streets were empty because we were observing the lockdown.
33. And then a minister finally resigned
34. Steve Baker, Richard Littlejohn, Isabel Oakeshott, Tim Montgomerie, Jan Moir, Ian Dale, Julia Hartley Brewer, 30 Tory MPs, half a dozen bishops and the actual Daily Mail said Cummings should go
35. The govt suggested we can ignore them, because they're all left-wingers
36. Then a vicar asked Matt Hancock if other people who had been fined for doing exactly what Cummings did would get their fine dropped. Matt Hancock said he'd suggest it to the govt
37. The govt said no within an hour. Cummings' statement had lasted longer than that
38. And if the guidelines were so clear, why were people being stopped and fined for driving to find childcare in the first place?
39. Then a new poll found people who wanted Cummings sacked had risen from 52% to 57%
40. And in the middle of all this, in case we take our eye off it: we reached 60,000 deaths. One of the highest per capita death rates worldwide.
I just can't see the issue. Why aren't people moving on from this already?!
Cummings' inspiration for his press conference:
https://twitter.com/davidwalliams/status/1265369085946269703?s=12
https://twitter.com/davidwalliams/status/1265369085946269703?s=12
Si Gull
Way Down South
First thing I thought of as soon as he started with the convoluted, ludicrous excuses. If he gets away with this we might as well give up on any chance of living in a public serving democracy. I'm not hopeful.
daveinplzen
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I just can't see the issue. Why aren't people moving on from this already?!
These are the sort of 'leaders' you want?
It's ****ing surreal, theres people on NSC who gave the reason for Brexit as 'not wanting to be governed by unelected people in the EU', and we end up with this shower of chancers,
This unelected individual seems fairly important to the clowns currently in power otherwise he would be long gone.
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ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
The front page of The Daily Star today - telling it like it is.
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I think the distinction that a LOT of people are missing is that Cummins is not a leader. He is not elected. Those we chose to be elected have decided his advice is good for the country. That is it. In the same way a footballer who broke lockdown (and there have been plenty of them!) are not sacked, there is no reason for him to be judged worse. And he has behaved far better and far more admirably than a lot of those.
I also ask who hasn't technically broken some of the lock down rules? No one done more than one exercise a day when the restriction was one? No one made a trip to click and collect something that wasn't essential? No one collected from a takeaway five miles away just because it's nicer than the one down the road?
Human beings are not perfect, they just do the best they can.
We really shouldn't be giving this one man's actions the attention when the other issues effecting us are massive by comparison.
I have followed the guidelines to the letter...
...Does anyone have a spare house on their farm in Durham, I need somewhere to crash.
Dick Swiveller
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- Sep 9, 2011
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Nus Ghani still keeping her powder dry. Nothing on her Twitter feed for the last few days apart from retweets about Eid. Not had the courtesy of an acknowledgement of receipt of my email communication with her. It's almost like she doesn't want to put her head above the parapet.
daveinplzen
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How many did that whilst displaying virus symptoms? What was the advice about the elderly or are his parents in their 20's? I really dont understand people defending this ****.
Can't tell if I've whooshed you or not...
Dick Swiveller
Well-known member
- Sep 9, 2011
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Wow. Good job you are here to stop us walking into walls which is all our tiny brains would make us do without someone there to point out the bleeding obvious.
BTW - did he drop the g off the end of his name as his eyes got too tired reading it?
Silverhatch
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Think Change.Org might be struggling with volume re: Should Cummings be Sacked
Tom Bombadil
Well-known member
You're days behind on that
Lincoln Imp
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The stat that caught my eye was against Shares my Values. Labour a long way ahead.
daveinplzen
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- Aug 31, 2018
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Probably, just woke up after heavy night. Bars are open again here.
https://twitter.com/nickmurftweets/status/1265547788160507906?s=20
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And this is the man that Machiavelli in #1861 would have us believe is of great intellect?
And this is the man that Machiavelli in #1861 would have us believe is of great intellect?
In the land of the blind ...
Currently a blancmange has more intellect and backbone than 90% of our government.
What a time to be alive.
clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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Spoken like a true Tory MP. Please don't apply your interpretation to me retrospectively. I followed it to the letter.
After Westminster and Southwark, where I live was one of the worst initial areas.
The fundamental problem Cummings has is his own argument is circular.
If he or his wife was ill, they should have stayed put.
If neither he nor his wife were ill, there was no need to travel.
If he or his wife was ill, they should have stayed put.
If neither he nor his wife were ill, there was no need to travel.