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Quote from: belton rover on June 17, 2021, 10:48:42 amI don’t disagree with that Glyn.But you never answered my question.Becuase it doesn't need answering, it doesn't matter if I think it proves what Johnson was thinking when he wrote it because either way one of those two scenarios apply.What I think it proves is that Johnson wrote it, and that's all it needs to prove.
I don’t disagree with that Glyn.But you never answered my question.
What whataboutery, Glyn?Let’s put the ‘irrelevant’ argument aside for a second:Do YOU believe that the private WhatsApp comment is definitive ‘proof’ that Johnson (not you, or anyone else) thinks, and has thought for a long time, that Hancock is ‘totally f**king useless’ at his Job as Health Minister?
Quote from: Bentley Bullet on June 17, 2021, 09:01:27 amIf somone let the cat out of the bag about everything we'd said in private we wouldn't have a friend on earth. I haven't got a friend or workmate that I haven't called totally f**king hopeless or words to that effect.Cummings is totally f**king hopeless.A/ that doesn't surprise anyone that reads your comments &B/ neither you or your mate were running the country when thousands of lives were in the balance
If somone let the cat out of the bag about everything we'd said in private we wouldn't have a friend on earth. I haven't got a friend or workmate that I haven't called totally f**king hopeless or words to that effect.Cummings is totally f**king hopeless.
Quote from: SydneyRover on June 17, 2021, 12:24:35 pmQuote from: Bentley Bullet on June 17, 2021, 09:01:27 amIf somone let the cat out of the bag about everything we'd said in private we wouldn't have a friend on earth. I haven't got a friend or workmate that I haven't called totally f**king hopeless or words to that effect.Cummings is totally f**king hopeless.A/ that doesn't surprise anyone that reads your comments &B/ neither you or your mate were running the country when thousands of lives were in the balanceFor someone who I imagine has few friends, if any, you seem to be somewhat expert in your assumptions of other people's friends.Your naivety in real-world occurrences is well documented in your constant politically driven bile.
Intelligent piece by Prof Bill Hanage on the management of care homes by Hancock, signed off by Bozo;https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/jun/17/hancock-care-homes-health-secretaryThe real value of Cummings input is throwing some clarity by way of explanation on the posturing of the key players. Did some people die because of the misleading presentation of information by the corrupt crooks in the driving seat?
I never said Cummings' claim of Boris calling Hancock 'f**king hopeless' in private was untrue. Many things are said in confidentiality that would cause uproar if someone broke that confidentiality, like Cummings, has done. Only you and the likes of you would use such a story from such a poisonous, bitter individual to pursue your politically driven bile.
If Johnson was as bad as you make him out to be you wouldn't have to scrape the bottom of the barrel in pursuit of political bile against him by means of a poisonous, bitter individual such as Dominic Cummings.
You're being a slippy Skippy, aren't you? Stick to the subject old boy.
BB.This really has nothing to do with whether Cummings is bitter, twisted, untrustworthy or unpleasant. It is to do with competence at the heart of Govt.We KNOW that we chose to go into the first lockdown late. We KNOW that decision cost maybe 20-30k lives and meant that when the lockdown did come, it was longer and more damaging than it needed have been. Cummings has shown that the Govt also knew that at the time.We KNOW that we were painfully slow at ramping up testing capacity, and that added to the disaster. Cummings's evidence shows that Govt knew AT THE TIME what a disaster that was.That's really all that matters. You can engage with that or you can try to make it about personalities. Your choice.
Go on then BB.What about this matters to you more than the competence of our Govt in managing the crisis?
Quote from: BillyStubbsTears on June 17, 2021, 04:09:54 pmGo on then BB.What about this matters to you more than the competence of our Govt in managing the crisis?No BST, for once, you start answering questions. You can start by telling me what is untrue about my last post.
Billy. You really think a prime minister should never ‘blow off’? In private? To someone he regarded as a good friend? The prime minister’s job is far more more reason to blow off than you or I might want to do at the Keepmoat.Would you rather have an emotionless robot in charge?Actually, I already know the answer to that one.And in yet another unnecessarily long winded post, you forgot to answer the original question. Again.
Short summary here of some of the points raised by Cummings;https://www.politicshome.com/news/article/all-the-key-claims-and-evidence-from-dominic-cummings-bombshell-blogIt might help some, who are posting here without having read the Cummings blog.Not that reading Cummings is easy, but posting a reply to something you have not read is a sign of potential issues for the poster.
Quote from: belton rover on June 17, 2021, 06:05:53 pmBilly. You really think a prime minister should never ‘blow off’? In private? To someone he regarded as a good friend? The prime minister’s job is far more more reason to blow off than you or I might want to do at the Keepmoat.Would you rather have an emotionless robot in charge?Actually, I already know the answer to that one.And in yet another unnecessarily long winded post, you forgot to answer the original question. Again.BB.If he thought Cummings was a good friend, he's a bigger fool than I thought. Cummings is the wildest of loose cannons. He used Johnson as a front man to get himself into the centre of Govt. Cummings always had one aim. To smash up Govt and reinvent it according to how he thought it ought to work. Johnson was his means to that end.He was never a friend. If Johnson really thought that, his lack of judgement is staggering.
Belton.The answer to your question was there all along if you read a bit rather than chucking out insults.Cummings laid out the context, showing that the Health Dept had totally failed to get testing sorted out. Johnson could have argued the toss. But he didn't. Of course he wouldn't because the failure was unarguable.The reason why Johnson's response matters is because it demonstrates that he was aware of the testing shambles at the time that he was telling us they were doing all they could to keep us safe.It's not about personalities. It's about competence right at the top. THAT is why it matters.