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The head of MHRA doesn’t seem to make out that the vaccine rollout is only possible because of Brexit:
https://twitter.com/Haggis_UK/status/1334096373709475850
Some great benefit this is. Now, this isn’t me saying there isn’t any benefit to leaving, but when listing them can we please stick to the real ones, not PR tricks? Doubting the claims of such doesn’t mean I think everything is black and white either, before the bad faith debaters try to muddy the waters.
Let’s make Britain Great again! Oh, wait a minute…
You want ‘sneering’ Bucks? Here’s a frankly shameful example from your own Party. What sort of human being would do this when 1 in 5 families are going hungry?
And as for the benefits of leaving the EU, you’ve yet to give one single benefit, on here or any other threads. Posters produced evidence about the benefits of remaining and the outcomes of leaving on this thread. However, I notice you choose to conveniently disappear giving no defence but then magically reappear elsewhere with the usual tirade and zero substance except guff like ‘the EU needs us every bit as much as we need them’. Laughably devoid of anything tangible. It seems your tactic now that you and your Party are on the ropes is to conveniently disappear and reappear when you find a post you can witheringly begin replying to with ‘I don’t come on here often, and here’s why….’. It’s kinda transparent dontcha think?
The details of the incompetence and £11 billion of tax payers money on corrupt contracts are provided below for reasonable debaters to comment on!!
The Government announced an enquiry into Liverpool Council, their new best Covid mates, within a week. BUT we know they will block any enquiry into their corrupt “emergency” spending.
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/12/17/world/europe/britain-covid-contracts.html
As for Rees Mogg, he’s got the nerve to spout such arrogant bile against, UNICEF, knowing that he will be reportedly receiving an £800k bonus from the companies he likes to claim he has no active involvement in.
Tell UNICEF to keep their 25k Rees Mogg and then send some of your own money if it makes you feel better!
And the Daily Mail today have a picture of Thatcher on the cover. What sort of a basket case country are we living in here?
Another day, another job for the boys:
Impressive, he’s got an equal amount of experience as Williamson has to be Education Chief. That would be sod all.
What a complete tool Williamson is. On Thursday, one day before schools broke up, he announces that there will be a staggered return and mass testing in schools in the new year.
Enjoy your Xmas time off, head teachers and teachers. Nothing to organise for the new year. Dickhead.
They literally have no idea how things work in the real world, and don’t seem to care that they don’t know.
And let’s not forget the lies and self deception…
Only the public sector can be wasteful, remember: https://twitter.com/chakrabortty/status/1346455172625690625
And it’s not like they have achieved anything special. Let this be a death knell for simplistic and brainless “we need a small government and let the private sector handle it” rhetoric.
It won’t be the death knell, as I’m sure you’d agree. Not with a Tory government seemingly more hell bent on destroying the public sector than Thatcher, despite the disastrous track record of privatisation. It will be interesting to see what settlements local authorities get from Sunak. Not seen any figures published yet but no doubt it will be another opportunity to diminish the country’s Council’s ability to provide adequate provisions and services to residents, conveniently leaving the door open for private firms like Deloitte to step in and make a complete hash.
Can’t think of one example of privatisation that’s been a resounding success. If anyone else can, please enlighten me.
I see that the newly appointed BBC Chairman has donated more than £400,000 to the Tory party. I doubt that had anything to do with the decision and that they have chosen the best man for the job.
The thread that keeps coming back.
Even the Daily Mail has noticed that there are “Bad things” happening, whilst the Tories vote against school meal provision and £20 per week for the needy.
The pigs from Deloitte are earning £1000 per day failing to deliver a “world beating” test and trace operation. They are being out performed week after week by experts in track and trace, Council staff at a fraction of the cost.
You don’t want to be trusting those “experts”.
They’re wrong about everything don’t you know!
I suspect a large factor in why Track and Trace has been such an expensive failure is as much about the public’s mistrust of the Tories handing out contracts to companies who are clearly out of their depth, as it is Harding’s appalling track record with the likes of Talk Talk. Giving out contracts to mates just isn’t working and is costing a fortune. Everything the Tories touch turns to s***.
It would be good to hear Bucks’ view on Track and Trace, Delloite, Harding, and procurement. Because, correct me if I’m wrong, we’ve not had one comment about it from him yet?
£1 million every day would cover a lot of Council workers who actually know how to test and trace!!!
Because, correct me if I’m wrong, we’ve not had one comment about it from him yet?
You’re wrong! We had these pearls of wisdom on page 4….
The good thing is that we’re going to come out of this much stronger than would have been the case under the previous regime or a Labour government.
I doubt any of you will be prepared to debate let alone agree with any of this. In the usual way you’ll no doubt just attack me wearing your usual blinkers. That’s why I don’t come back very often.
Hmm, as I said somewhere else, quite selective which posts he responds to. Some might say conveniently so. At present the deflection seems to be the tried and tested ‘now it’s personal!’.
Just for the record JI, I’m not bothering asking Bucks direct because he rarely replies to me directly these days. And besides, I’ve long suspected that anyone who gets so much flak, not just on here but from countless others on the other side, must actually enjoy being the pantomime villain.
And if anyone falls for that ‘usual suspects’ nonsense, take a look at the how many suspects there has been over the last 10-15 years. An unusually large amount for sure.
This is a good piece. And before anyone says typical Guardian, the Sunday Times gets a mention…
Hancock – caught out lying and making false boasts to excuse his unlawful acts.
No surprise to see the Tories “recycling” Universal Credit payments given to the poor into the pockets of modern day slum landlords.
Throw in the new chairman of the BBC who is a mate of Sunak, advises Johnson where to salt away his riches, off shore bank accounts in tax havens and a major donor to the Tory party. Wonder how he got the job.
Just another Tory story. What was Bucks saying about Gurny being out of touch? I guess he means he’s not in with the in crowd!!
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