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[Politics] Nick Handoncock weeps for forgiveness
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I can see the merit in that but I’d go for an insidious, spineless, parasite with no inherent morals. There’d be a sweet irony to it.
I like your thinking, parasite eats parasite.
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Fred Oliver - Legend
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The mans an absolute hero to us, saved two of my childrens lives. I’m not quite sure why him having an affair has affected so many people so badly. And if it wasn’t for his advice we would of had a lot more deaths from covid. So you couldn’t hug your auntie at your granny’s funeral? Neither could I. Social distancing was needed. Matt H isn’t responsible for one single death, yet everyone seems to be so small minded they think he is. He’s a hero, he saved lives. Oh but he had an affair when he should of been social distancing. Get over yourselves.
You appear to be confusing Matt Hancock with Chris Whitty in the whole “advice” thing. I know people who had relatives die in care homes because he dumped COVID patients in there despite his “protective ring”. His decision.
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Do you feel the same about Boris?
pocketseagull
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If you're serious, you're clueless, if trolling, you're sick.
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Dick Swiveller
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Are people going to let this slide? Unless he is a secret surgeon, how on earth did he save lives?
Sage admitted the advice given on care homes was wrong because they didnt know how they worked.
In a virtual grilling by MPs, Professor Chris Whitty acknowledged the error seemed glaringly 'obvious in retrospect' but had not been recognised earlier on in the pandemic.
Speaking to the Commons Health and Social Care Committee today, he said: 'The fact that people working in multiple homes, people who were not paid sick leave, that is a clear risk... these were major risks in health and social care settings.
'So I think there are a lot of things that we have learned that we will, we can now do a lot better in social care, and I don't think any of us would look back on what has happened in social care and say the ideal advice was given.'
So whilst his decision, the advice was dumb, obviously dumb as well.
Lenny Rider
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No Baldy I was referring to our very own Ivor Craplan.
When I thought my own flesh and blood was going to be the candidate in Worthing, I was even prepared to canvas, pregnancy and impending motherhood has kicked that can down the road for the moment, but no doubt at some point I will be on a doorstep in West Sussex with a red rosette on
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When I thought my own flesh and blood was going to be the candidate in Worthing, I was even prepared to canvas, pregnancy and impending motherhood has kicked that can down the road for the moment, but no doubt at some point I will b3 on a doorstep in West Sussex with a red rosette on
But he won’t unfortunately, they all go to the trough with the best intentions but once they taste the water all bets are off, and that includes the Red side as well.
Better hope she doesn't win then
Stato
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- Dec 21, 2011
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If you think the dislike is about his affair and social distancing, you might need a little memory refresh:
Here’s What Matt Hancock Did Wrong – A Refresher
But if you’re not one for following politics then it’s possible you might be a little mystified as to what’s spawned this national outrage. Campmates like Boy George were so incensed by his entrance into camp, it got people googling 'What did Matt Hancock do wrong during covid?' and 'Why do...
Obviously it's brilliant for you that (presumably the NHS) saved members of your family and your gratitude is completely understandable A lot of other families weren't so fortunate. The Test and Trace stuff cost a fortune, but was the type of arrogant incompetence we've come to expect from this corrupt administration. Leaving the heroes in the NHS without adequate PPE and discharging the elderly into unsafe care homes (and then reportedly lying to Johnson about it) were utterly unforgivable. The man has blood on his hands.
Lenny Rider
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It will be a different landscape when and if she ever gets thereBetter hope she doesn't win then
nicko31
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Another Tory MP trying to gaslight the country, for most people it doesn't work anymore
Fred Oliver - Legend
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He saved two of my childrens life, by not just signing off on but campaigning till it was approved, the life saving drugs my two with cystic fibrosis needed.
Fred Oliver - Legend
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Excuse me? Explain yourself.
Fred Oliver - Legend
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I might if you can tell me what Boris did for those with Cystic fibrosis??
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Deluded.
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I looked that up. He signed off a drug. By the same token, John Prescott is an absolute hero, saving the Albion, by signing off our planning application.
Is this how you feel about Prescott? Absolute hero?
Fred Oliver - Legend
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Are
Dam right he is.
Are you saying Prescott ISN'T a hero of yours?I looked that up. He signed off a drug. By the same token, John Prescott is an absolute hero, saving the Albion, by signing off our planning application.
Is this how you feel about Prescott? Absolute hero?
Dam right he is.