Matt Hancock's ring

[SmallTown]

around the care homes.

Not sure if this has been said already but the government are now openly lying to us.

No subtlety, no hiding of facts and no spine outright, blatant lies that are trying to cover up for the deaths of hundreds of people.

I find this appalling. Truly dreadful that all pretence at truth has now gone. Not even a twist of the truth, just a blatant outright lie. This is disgusting

 

[Keelo]

Hopefully people will not forget this and get rid of this pack of sh ite infecting No10 and the whole front bench

 

[SmallTown]

Hopefully people will not forget this and get rid of this pack of sh ite infecting No10 and the whole front bench

I fear they will. Or just ignore it.

It honestly makes me sad just what people in power can get away with now. We, as citizens, simply need to have higher standards of our politicians .

 

[Laughing]

I spoke to my brother in law this morning. He is slightly right of center and he thinks whoever was in government would have done the same as they would be guided by the same science. I hope to hell he isn't indicative of the population as a whole.

 

[SmallTown]

I spoke to my brother in law this morning. He is slightly right of center and he thinks whoever was in government would have done the same as they would be guided by the same science. I hope to hell he isn't indicative of the population as a whole.

At this point I'm not even worried about what they do. Some slack can be given for a few mistakes becasue it's an entirely unprecedented situation. The blatant, outright and easily verifiable lies are disgusting though. They know they can get away with it and it deeply saddens me.

 

[Jedi boro]

docs Found On twitter

 

[Laughing]

I would want to know that documents origins before taking it at face value. If it is genuine Hopson has outright lied, or didn't read the guidelines, in which case he is criminally incompetent.

 

[Jedi boro]

It is in the public domain - look at the web address for confirmation. It was official govt advice.

 

[Jedi boro]

This also backs it up official advice Given to care homes in feb

 

[spanishman]

It is in the public domain - look at the web address for confirmation. It was official govt advice.

They also tried to pretend that it had been misquoted by Starmer. His was an exact quote from the document. They took another sentence from elsewhere are pretended that he had not quoted it properly - disgusting behavior.

 

[Funky_Chicken]

I spoke to my brother in law this morning. He is slightly right of center and he thinks whoever was in government would have done the same as they would be guided by the same science. I hope to hell he isn't indicative of the population as a whole.

Sadly he’s probably a fair example of most people in Britain today - people have either forgotten, or are incapable of thinking for themselves. They simply swallow up the mainstream media and social media waffle and take it as absolute fact. That’s why people like Johnson are where they are today

 

[asredastheycome]

Funky I spoke to a mate who thought Boris(his term) was doing a good job. Even he is beginning to say its been a shambles.

 

[jam69]

I spoke to my brother in law this morning. He is slightly right of center and he thinks whoever was in government would have done the same as they would be guided by the same science. I hope to hell he isn't indicative of the population as a whole.

thats what i hear from those still supporting johnson, strangely they are all brexiters. is that the case with your brother in law laughing?

 

[BoroFur]

Disingenuous at best but more accurately a blatant lie.

 

[Laughing]

thats what i hear from those still supporting johnson, strangely they are all brexiters. is that the case with your brother in law laughing?

He voted conservative, he says for 2 reasons, brexit and he didnt trust corbyn and was worried what the policies would cost him.

To be fair he is a floating voter and said that he felt a bit homeless, so brexit was perhaps only a small contriburing factor

 

[jam69]

He voted conservative, he says for 2 reasons, brexit and he didnt trust corbyn and was worried what the policies would cost him.

To be fair he is a floating voter and said that he felt a bit homeless, so brexit was perhaps only a small contriburing factor

but brexit seems to be the reason many are giving johnson a free ride

 

[Funky_Chicken]

“Didn’t trust Corbyn” heard that a lot last December. It’s four years probably till the next election, a lot can happen between now and then. The Coronavirus pandemic will be a distant memory you would think by then. That could give the Tories time to build up their fan base again. I think Labours chances hinge on how well the public take to Starmer, and if he can beat off the mud slinging that’s without doubt going to come his way from the Tories and their media chums

 

[swordtrombonefish]

I was a little apprehensive about opening this thread, I thought perhaps some photos had surfaced regarding the hapless one :ROFLMAO:

 

[Laughing]

but brexit seems to be the reason many are giving johnson a free ride

Jam he also blamed Brown for the failure of banks so I am not sure how well read he is. Though he does do the Gardian crossword, so I assume he reads it too.

 

[SmallTown]

“Didn’t trust Corbyn” heard that a lot last December. It’s four years probably till the next election, a lot can happen between now and then. The Coronavirus pandemic will be a distant memory you would think by then. That could give the Tories time to build up their fan base again. I think Labours chances hinge on how well the public take to Starmer, and if he can beat off the mud slinging that’s without doubt going to come his way from the Tories and their media chums

Yeah, there’s plenty of time for a long and protracted smear campaign against him. Cummings getting some of his already hated MPs to tweet out far right doctored videos was the first shot. He’ll get a lot more subtle but the first lie was just so the future, more subtle, lies seem more believable.