David O'Day
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Hopefully? Sorry but i'd rather follow the science as it's safer for both people and the economy
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Hopefully? Sorry but i'd rather follow the science as it's safer for both people and the economy
David O'Day
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Rent free mate, I feel bad though as I could offer you at least a peppercorn
skybluetony176
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Which is exactly the point. When there’s something going on as important as it is right now you don’t need a poor man’s Diane Abbott in charge who doesn’t know his arse from his elbow. We have a cabinet of people who constantly out Diane Abbott Diane Abbott and the one who out Diane Abbott’s the most is the PM.
David O'Day
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shmmeee
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Nah mate it dies out after 72 days, no second waves anywhere, whole thing is a leftie myth.
skybluetony176
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It’s a zoonotic disease. That’s the link.
SkyBlueDom26
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That post makes 0 sense lad
SkyBlueDom26
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Haha rent free, you quote everything I say
Brighton Sky Blue
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Think he’s questioning why Boris made a video about Australian biscuits when we’re still losing quite a lot of people per day.
Skybluefaz
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Only happens at those disgusting wet markets in China...
David O'Day
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Hang on, are you actually proclaiming that you created and are the only person to use the phrase "rent free" and thus if anyone else uses said common term they are in fact quoting you?
In fact I used that very phrase to describe Scott Brown as living "rent free" in the Rangers fans heads back in 2018 so why the fuck are you "quoting" me?
Fuck me you are stupid and probably have a micro penis.
David O'Day
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David O'Day
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But these are normal meat processing plants. The issue they are looking at is the poor working conditions coupled with the dangers of asymptomatic people being in close contact with other people.
It shows the danger that still exists and that the virus isn't just going to go away.
fernandopartridge
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It sounds like they use a lot of migrant workers in them who live communally too
It makes perfect sense. Not his fault you can't understand it or see your hypocrisy.
Skybluefaz
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Let's head to the Winchester and wait for this to all blow o.. Oh.
clint van damme
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it does.
David O'Day
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Yep, it's not what is being processed it's who is doing the processing and how.
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Skybluefaz
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The award for the most unconvincing lie on TV this week goes to...
clint van damme
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skybluetony176
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Or why he’s planning on spanking the best part of £1M rebranding the corporate jet. More important things to spend the money on.
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A long time...
As I said the other day, the issue is also as soon as any of us comes down with a cold, we'll be ordered to go home anyway, potentially whole groups of people will be sent home to quarantine on the back of it... so it's going to be massive disruption all the time.
And that's best case scenario really, when figures remain low-ish.
chiefdave
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Do you not think it is important to keep an eye on what are elected representatives are up to?
David O'Day
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Someone said it normally only coats 80k to paint a plane
Accidentally forwarding internal notes to a newspaper that show your incompetence. Absolute clownshow from top to bottom.
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The government has denied that contact tracing was ever stopped, and said that to claim otherwise would be entirely wrong. However, in internal notes mistakenly forwarded to The New York Times in response to questions about why it initially ended contact tracing in March, government officials wrote: “The answer to this is we basically didn’t have the testing capacity.”
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The government has denied that contact tracing was ever stopped, and said that to claim otherwise would be entirely wrong. However, in internal notes mistakenly forwarded to The New York Times in response to questions about why it initially ended contact tracing in March, government officials wrote: “The answer to this is we basically didn’t have the testing capacity.”
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skybluetony176
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Have you not heard? It’s dying out.
On a serious note you can only look back in history to the last world pandemic to get even the slightest insight into that. That’s the Spanish Flu world pandemic from 100 years ago. That took 3 years before some sort of heard immunity became possible forcing the virus into dying down. Unless a miracle vaccine is discovered that’s the only model to go by.
Fact is the government has systematically failed to get to grips with this at every stage, employed half hearted half arsed measures in an attempt to contain it that seems more based on wishful thinking than logic or science and this is the result. I suspect we’re going to have to start all over again and do what we should have done in the first place to take control of this.
Brighton Sky Blue
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Pork pie for the Yanks
Biscuits and Marmite for the Aussies
COVID for the Brits
skybluetony176
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Must be a full refit if that’s true. Why at this moment in time it’s required god only knows. Serious detachment from reality. Talk about fiddle while Rome burns.
hill83
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David O'Day
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Also the reason it is grey/green is when it isn't being used to fly him places it is an active service RAF plane.