âOn March 15, almost a full month ago, the Prime Minister told the Commons that all social care workers would have proper protective equipment âby the end of the weekâ. Which week did he mean? And by what date will that promise be met?â
âYou have been very critical of Premier League footballers. They have now set out how they intend to make a major contribution to those dealing with the crisis. Will you now call on bankers to donate part of their bonuses, hedge funds to donate some of the massive profits they are making even now, with the Prime Ministerâs friend and backer Crispin Odey reportedly making ÂŁ115million in the period of the crisis, and indeed those members of the Cabinet who have considerable personal wealth? Or is it one law for working class young men, and another for rich, privileged, middle aged multi-millionaires?â
âIf Parliament could meet weekly in 1940, as a world war was raging, why not now? Why is our democracy reduced to the lowest level of public accountability in modern history?â
So, in answer to Mark Austin, if I had one question, it might be this:
âMr Raab, as these briefings are pretty useless â partly your fault, partly ours â do you not think Parliament should return as a matter of urgency so that you can be properly questioned and held to account?â
Rachel burden gets me aroused in the morning, particularly when she does that thing when she agrees with Nicky and says âah-hmâ. Iâm not sure thatâs how you spell it. Itâs a sound. More of a feeling. A sexy feeling.
If a department fails to deliver basic equipment, how many staff have to die as a result before it is a resigning matter?
For me, Hancock is in the last chance saloon, and with every broken promise and lie that he tells, the end of his political career should be looming a step closer.
But we are in very strange times where misleading the public is scheduled daily, distracting them with clapping events placates pockets of anger, and integrity left the building decades ago.
Or are we just unlucky to suffer the worst home crisis in living memory while governed by the least talented cabinet in history?
The worrying thing is that the governmentâs priorities are on self-preservation now, and by self-preservation, I mean them.
It has been pretty clear from the start that the government was pretty nonchalant about people dying. âHerd immunityâ. For a brand new fucking disease that we donât even have a vaccine for.
The suggestion that NHS staff are over-using PPE equipment is a fucking disgrace. Did the score of NHS workers already dead overuse it, Hancock? Or the scores more that will die because of your fucking inaction?
I am ashamed to be from the same island as these cunts.
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