If he really said this he wants jailing

[sherlock]

Johnson wanted to be injected with covid live on air to prove it wasn’t a threat.

How on earth did this lunatic ever get anywhere near power?!

Boris Johnson wanted to be injected with Covid on TV in early days of crisis

The ex-PM's former chief-of-staff Edward Lister also told the Covid Inquiry he recalled Mr Johnson saying 'let the bodies pile high' in the summer of 2020 than impose another lockdown

www.mirror.co.uk

 

[Archiestephens_elbow]

Johnson wanted to be injected with covid live on air to prove it wasn’t a threat.

How on earth did this lunatic ever get anywhere near power?!

Boris Johnson wanted to be injected with Covid on TV in early days of crisis

The ex-PM's former chief-of-staff Edward Lister also told the Covid Inquiry he recalled Mr Johnson saying 'let the bodies pile high' in the summer of 2020 than impose another lockdown

www.mirror.co.uk

Because he was funny on have I got News for you and ed miliband dropped a sandwich and Angela Rayner got new ear phones and Diane Abbott had a tinny on a train and because we are a country full of idiots who' believe bull**** in the daily mail etc

 

[chickenrunner]

Johnson wanted to be injected with covid live on air to prove it wasn’t a threat.

How on earth did this lunatic ever get anywhere near power?!

Boris Johnson wanted to be injected with Covid on TV in early days of crisis

The ex-PM's former chief-of-staff Edward Lister also told the Covid Inquiry he recalled Mr Johnson saying 'let the bodies pile high' in the summer of 2020 than impose another lockdown

www.mirror.co.uk

And to think that one of the complaints about the EU was that we were governed by 'unelected bureaucrats'. Better them than the elected amateurs.

 

[Lemmy_kilmister]

Dr Death..."just let them die"

Matters of life and death: Sunak faces mounting danger at Covid inquiry

The PM is soon to appear for questioning, and a perilous narrative is emerging about his role in the crisis response

www.theguardian.com

 

[Archiestephens_elbow]

And to think that one of the complaints about the EU was that we were governed by 'unelected bureaucrats'. Better them than the elected amateurs.

Unelected bureaucrats like say sunak and Cameron?