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Originally posted by tazdevil View PostWhy?
They're running the Country and I'm sure are being tested multiple times a day and are subject to the trial of a new system that might get us out of the pingdemic
In "you couldn't make it up" style the news this morning hammered Johnson and Rishi for taking up DCT, while saying DCT will start for NHS staff today which is a lifeline for the service.
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Originally posted by tazdevil View Post
Plenty, seek and thee shall find but that doesn't suit your POV. People need to be more rather than . Surrounded by detractors on all sides the plucky British government gets on with the job and the people who can't don't and simply carp on the side-lines like the whelks on the stall
there will be talk of fighting them on the beaches, and the glorious few, next
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BoJo & co must be ruing the day they ever agreed to this daft test & trace scheme. It was obvious from the outset that it would be a fiasco.
Besides being hellishly expensive, and not working very well, they should have anticipated it would be a ball and chain round any hope of returning to normality, with huge chunks of the workforce in the same sites suddenly withdrawn at once at random times.
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Originally posted by tazdevil View Post
Plenty, seek and thee shall find but that doesn't suit your POV. People need to be more rather than . Surrounded by detractors on all sides the plucky British government gets on with the job and the people who can't don't and simply carp on the side-lines like the whelks on the stall
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Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View Post
Is there any evidence of that?
Bozo the fecking clown couldn't run a whelk stall.
Especially now the psycho who was fisting him to pull the strings has been sacked.
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Originally posted by tazdevil View PostThey're running the Country
Bozo the fecking clown couldn't run a whelk stall.
Especially now the psycho who was fisting him to pull the strings has been sacked.
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Yeah all scared someone will whistle blow on them having affairs that break Covid laws...
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Originally posted by tazdevil View PostWhy?
They're running the Country and I'm sure are being tested multiple times a day and are subject to the trial of a new system that might get us out of the pingdemic
Are you thick as mince?
Rhetorical question.
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