| Boris - Covid 13:30 - Jun 21 with 2631 views | Keano_TWO |
Does anyone else feel he's just given up and is going through with the 'Live with it' way of dealing with Covid
Hospital Admissions up 30% per week, yet all he is saying is, it will be a hard time for our NHS but July 19th is still on course to be lifted.
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| Boris - Covid on 13:34 - Jun 21 with 2596 views | BlueBadger |
He's been trying to do that for about 18 months. |  |
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| Boris - Covid on 13:34 - Jun 21 with 2594 views | dickie |
I can't see an end to covid any time soon. I started to feel positive about things getting back to normal but increasingly I feel like this is going to keep rolling on. We have no idea what variants might end up appearing once we open everything up again and if any of those are resistant to the vaccine. I don't know what the answer is but I've just got this horrible feeling that we're going to be in this situation for the foreseeable. |  | | |
| Boris - Covid on 13:39 - Jun 21 with 2537 views | Keano_TWO |
| Boris - Covid on 13:34 - Jun 21 by dickie |
I can't see an end to covid any time soon. I started to feel positive about things getting back to normal but increasingly I feel like this is going to keep rolling on. We have no idea what variants might end up appearing once we open everything up again and if any of those are resistant to the vaccine. I don't know what the answer is but I've just got this horrible feeling that we're going to be in this situation for the foreseeable. |
It's just so concerning. No it may not be about number of Covid related deaths compared to last year.. but alot of people ignore the limits that the hospitals have when it comes to ICU's. It's not just about those who die of Covid as it once was it's in my opinion all about how it is effecting everything else now. How many people will die of non Covid related illnesses because they can't get into ICU's etc [Post edited 21 Jun 2021 13:40]
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| Boris - Covid on 13:41 - Jun 21 with 2533 views | BlueBadger |
It's fair to say that Boris is doing his best. It' just that his 'best' is what most people might describe as 'a woeful blend of incompetence married to open corruption, stitched together by pat soundbites'. [Post edited 21 Jun 2021 14:13]
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| Boris - Covid on 13:41 - Jun 21 with 2516 views | Timefliesbyintheblue |
It wasn't all he said as you reported it was;
The prime minister says cases of the Delta variant are rising at a rate of about 30% a week with hospitalisations and intensive care admissions "roughly the same" so the government has got to be "cautious but will be following the data the whole time".
Asked if he could rule out future lockdowns as early as this winter due to changes in the pandemic, he says: "You can never exclude that there will be some new disease, some new horror that we simply haven't budgeted for or accounted for.
"But looking at where we are, the efficacy of the vaccine against all variants that we can currently see...I think it is looking good for 19 July to be that terminus point."
He says: "Scientists are saying things like flu will come back this winter, we will have a rough winter for all sorts of reasons...all the more reason to reduce the number of Covid cases now to give the NHS the breathing space to deal with all those other pressures."
Boris Johnson was at the National Institute for Biological Standards and Control, part of the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency, to announce his aim to increase research spending from nearly £15bn a year to £22bn by 2025. | | | |
| Boris - Covid on 13:44 - Jun 21 with 2474 views | Keano_TWO |
| Boris - Covid on 13:41 - Jun 21 by Timefliesbyintheblue |
It wasn't all he said as you reported it was;
The prime minister says cases of the Delta variant are rising at a rate of about 30% a week with hospitalisations and intensive care admissions "roughly the same" so the government has got to be "cautious but will be following the data the whole time".
Asked if he could rule out future lockdowns as early as this winter due to changes in the pandemic, he says: "You can never exclude that there will be some new disease, some new horror that we simply haven't budgeted for or accounted for.
"But looking at where we are, the efficacy of the vaccine against all variants that we can currently see...I think it is looking good for 19 July to be that terminus point."
He says: "Scientists are saying things like flu will come back this winter, we will have a rough winter for all sorts of reasons...all the more reason to reduce the number of Covid cases now to give the NHS the breathing space to deal with all those other pressures."
Boris Johnson was at the National Institute for Biological Standards and Control, part of the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency, to announce his aim to increase research spending from nearly £15bn a year to £22bn by 2025. |
I was literally watching the ITV news with him as I posted, it was the Hospitalisations admissions that were up 30% week on week, Not the cases.
Btw, not sat next to him watching it, you know what I mean :) [Post edited 21 Jun 2021 13:45]
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| Boris - Covid on 13:45 - Jun 21 with 2469 views | Timefliesbyintheblue |
| Boris - Covid on 13:41 - Jun 21 by BlueBadger |
It's fair to say that Boris is doing his best. It' just that his 'best' is what most people might describe as 'a woeful blend of incompetence married to open corruption, stitched together by pat soundbites'. [Post edited 21 Jun 2021 14:13]
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It' just that his 'best' is what most people describe as 'a woeful blend of incompetence married to open corruption, ditched together by pat soundbites'.
Could you please prove that it is what most people are saying....mmmmm | | | |
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| Boris - Covid on 13:49 - Jun 21 with 2419 views | SpruceMoose |
| Boris - Covid on 13:45 - Jun 21 by Timefliesbyintheblue |
It' just that his 'best' is what most people describe as 'a woeful blend of incompetence married to open corruption, ditched together by pat soundbites'.
Could you please prove that it is what most people are saying....mmmmm |
Zzzzzz.
More tripe from the 165 year old internet troll. |  |
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| Boris - Covid on 13:53 - Jun 21 with 2392 views | Ewan_Oozami |
| Boris - Covid on 13:45 - Jun 21 by Timefliesbyintheblue |
It' just that his 'best' is what most people describe as 'a woeful blend of incompetence married to open corruption, ditched together by pat soundbites'.
Could you please prove that it is what most people are saying....mmmmm |
Ok, I'll put it like this...nobody at all is saying that his 'best' can be described as 'a woeful blend of incompetence married to open corruption, ditched together by pat soundbites'. |  |
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| Boris - Covid on 13:54 - Jun 21 with 2389 views | Timefliesbyintheblue |
| Boris - Covid on 13:49 - Jun 21 by SpruceMoose |
Zzzzzz.
More tripe from the 165 year old internet troll. |
Good afternoon Spruce Moose - I have noted especially with you, that when you are 'tied up in knots' you resort to rudeness and inaccuracies. It is not an uncommon trait.
Methinks it is going to be a long day - ah but am I correct in saying that you had your longest day yesterday? | | | |
| Boris - Covid on 13:55 - Jun 21 with 2377 views | footers |
Hard work being PM. Maybe time to find some more donor cash and piss off on holiday again, poor thing. [Post edited 21 Jun 2021 13:55]
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| Boris - Covid on 13:55 - Jun 21 with 2370 views | You_Bloo_Right |
| Boris - Covid on 13:45 - Jun 21 by Timefliesbyintheblue |
It' just that his 'best' is what most people describe as 'a woeful blend of incompetence married to open corruption, ditched together by pat soundbites'.
Could you please prove that it is what most people are saying....mmmmm |
https://www.ipsos.com/ipsos-mori/en-uk/public-opinion-covid-19-coronavirus-pande
The "Handling of Covid-19" graph seems to be supportive of a view that most people have little confidence in the government's approach.
Although that was a poll from nearly 3 weeks ago, doubtless some have changed their minds. |  |
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| Boris - Covid on 13:55 - Jun 21 with 2365 views | SpruceMoose |
| Boris - Covid on 13:54 - Jun 21 by Timefliesbyintheblue |
Good afternoon Spruce Moose - I have noted especially with you, that when you are 'tied up in knots' you resort to rudeness and inaccuracies. It is not an uncommon trait.
Methinks it is going to be a long day - ah but am I correct in saying that you had your longest day yesterday? |
Oof.
Methinks?
Really, m'lady? | |
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| Boris - Covid on 14:01 - Jun 21 with 2324 views | BlueBadger |
| Boris - Covid on 13:45 - Jun 21 by Timefliesbyintheblue |
It' just that his 'best' is what most people describe as 'a woeful blend of incompetence married to open corruption, ditched together by pat soundbites'.
Could you please prove that it is what most people are saying....mmmmm |
I'm paraphrasing because I know you no-snowflakes-we're-right-wing types are easily triggered by Howwid Fings ike 'he's been an absolute sh1tshower'. | |
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| Boris - Covid on 14:02 - Jun 21 with 2314 views | HARRY10 |
Fat boy has never really been interested muchbeyond his own self promotion
a useless MP, an incompetent mayor, an embarrassment in the Foreign Office and a lazy slug as PM
when the pandemic began this shyster dodged five serious COBRA meetings, choosing to pose with some Chinese theatre troupe outside of number 10
as it took off, so did he, on a 12 day break in late February telling aides not to send him any red boxes as he would not read them
"Mr Raab did a better job than Mr Johnson because he let 'good officials actually question people' unlike the PM who shouts 'forward to victory', gives a 'thumbs up' and is then seen 'pegging it out of the room' when things get 'embarrassing'
much as with his time as London Mayor, where he would turn up badly briefed with often little grasp on any of the topics, and try to wing it, as when a journalist in Brussels he found it far less work to write up nonsense about the EU banning hedgehog flavoured cucumbers than a reasoned critique of what was actually happening
to ask whether he has given up is to ask whether Alan Brazil has given up being a member of AA | | | |
| Boris - Covid on 14:06 - Jun 21 with 2286 views | Keano_TWO |
| Boris - Covid on 14:02 - Jun 21 by HARRY10 |
Fat boy has never really been interested muchbeyond his own self promotion
a useless MP, an incompetent mayor, an embarrassment in the Foreign Office and a lazy slug as PM
when the pandemic began this shyster dodged five serious COBRA meetings, choosing to pose with some Chinese theatre troupe outside of number 10
as it took off, so did he, on a 12 day break in late February telling aides not to send him any red boxes as he would not read them
"Mr Raab did a better job than Mr Johnson because he let 'good officials actually question people' unlike the PM who shouts 'forward to victory', gives a 'thumbs up' and is then seen 'pegging it out of the room' when things get 'embarrassing'
much as with his time as London Mayor, where he would turn up badly briefed with often little grasp on any of the topics, and try to wing it, as when a journalist in Brussels he found it far less work to write up nonsense about the EU banning hedgehog flavoured cucumbers than a reasoned critique of what was actually happening
to ask whether he has given up is to ask whether Alan Brazil has given up being a member of AA |
It's just such a shambles
Just be honest with the public, make sure you support them as well as businesses, landlords etc and get through this together. No one wants to lose their freedom, but people will understand restrictions if they trust those that put them in place. | | | |
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