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Cherie 23-05-2020 03:57 PM

Cummings should have been on the 3rd podium which was empty today

Beso 23-05-2020 03:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smithy (Post 10845502)
God imagine if this was Diane Abbott, people would be demanding blood

Is this whatifery dezzy?

Beso 23-05-2020 03:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 10845513)
You do not understand
The Grand Parents had an Annexe
that Cummings and Wife used, to get well in.

While the 4 Year old was safe next door.



He could have driven to Scotland
if he needed to.



He is Staying put



Labour are Pathetic
SNP are Pathetic
LibDems hardly any MP's




People just cant get past the fact that a mature tory advisor can have loving parents too.

arista 23-05-2020 03:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by parmnion (Post 10845508)
This bloke on BBC needs to shut up.


Typical BBC



I prefer SkyNewsHD
but have them all on.


Parliament Channel 1979 Election
Spuds going up in price................

arista 23-05-2020 04:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by parmnion (Post 10845518)
People just cant get past the fact that a mature tory advisor can have loving parents too.


Very True

Liam- 23-05-2020 04:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 10845513)
You do not understand
The Grand Parents had an Annexe
that Cummings and Wife used, to get well in.

While the 4 Year old was safe next door.



He could have driven to Scotland
if he needed to.



He is Staying put



Labour are Pathetic
SNP are Pathetic
LibDems hardly any MP's

Right, Arista, him and his wife were both showing severe symptoms of the virus, so the chances are likely that their son also had contracted the virus and was able to pass it on, the elderly people were told by this government to self isolate from everyone and everything due to them being vulnerable, in what world is it okay for the top government aide who helped set the rules, to drive hundreds of miles (which wasn’t allowed) to live somewhere else (which wasn’t allowed) so that his sister and elderly parents could look after his child (which most certainly wasn’t allowed) he willingly put his parents in danger, he broke countless rules he had helped set for us common folk, us common folk would have gotten fined for doing the exact same thing, do you think politicians and government officials should be above the law?

Beso 23-05-2020 04:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 10845519)

Typical BBC



I prefer SkyNewsHD
but have them all on.


Parliament Channel 1979 Election
Spuds going up in price................

Do these people get paid for appearing?

arista 23-05-2020 04:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 10845515)
Cummings should have been on the 3rd podium which was empty today


No Need he was outside his home

Telling Stupid Reporters to keep 2mts distance

SkyNewsHD showing it.

The Slim Reaper 23-05-2020 04:03 PM

Surprised at you, Arista. For weeks you rightly moaned about the government acting too slowly and now you're upset because they should be allowed to break their own rules.

Beso 23-05-2020 04:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Liam- (Post 10845523)
Right, Arista, him and his wife were both showing severe symptoms of the virus, so the chances are likely that their son also had contracted the virus and was able to pass it on, the elderly people were told by this government to self isolate from everyone and everything due to them being vulnerable, in what world is it okay for the top government aide who helped set the rules, to drive hundreds of miles (which wasn’t allowed) to live somewhere else (which wasn’t allowed) so that his sister and elderly parents could look after his child (which most certainly wasn’t allowed) he willingly put his parents in danger, he broke countless rules he had helped set for us common folk, us common folk would have gotten fined for doing the exact same thing, do you think politicians and government officials should be above the law?




Perhaps his parents wanted it to happen, so perhaps they were willing to take the risks of the son being left at home with them incase both parents died.

Beso 23-05-2020 04:05 PM

She took unwell then he did the day after...what else could they do with their son?

Beso 23-05-2020 04:06 PM

You can all put down your pitchforks cause I would like to believe you would all do the same in the same situation.

Liam- 23-05-2020 04:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by parmnion (Post 10845529)
She took unwell then he did the day after...what else could they do with their son?

They could have stayed at home and looked after their own child in that situation like thousands of other parents had to under the lockdown conditions

arista 23-05-2020 04:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by parmnion (Post 10845524)
Do these people get paid for appearing?


Only BBC reporters

Beso 23-05-2020 04:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Liam- (Post 10845532)
They could have stayed at home and looked after their own child in that situation like thousands of other parents had to under the lockdown conditions

No...you don't take the risk of mild symptoms, you instantly think of your child and do all you can while you can.

arista 23-05-2020 04:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Liam- (Post 10845523)
Right, Arista, him and his wife were both showing severe symptoms of the virus, so the chances are likely that their son also had contracted the virus and was able to pass it on, the elderly people were told by this government to self isolate from everyone and everything due to them being vulnerable, in what world is it okay for the top government aide who helped set the rules, to drive hundreds of miles (which wasn’t allowed) to live somewhere else (which wasn’t allowed) so that his sister and elderly parents could look after his child (which most certainly wasn’t allowed) he willingly put his parents in danger, he broke countless rules he had helped set for us common folk, us common folk would have gotten fined for doing the exact same thing, do you think politicians and government officials should be above the law?


We do not know that.

He did the best thing for his happy 4 year old lad.

Beso 23-05-2020 04:23 PM

Liam wanting 2 parents with severe symptoms to stay at home and look after their children


A bit strange imo.

Liam- 23-05-2020 04:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 10845537)
We do not know that.

He did the best thing for his happy 4 year old lad.

We do know that, his wife wrote an article about them both having severe symptoms, unless of course she was lying to cover themselves with a reason why they went to visit his elderly relatives during an international crisis.

The Slim Reaper 23-05-2020 04:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by parmnion (Post 10845539)
Liam wanting 2 parents with severe symptoms to stay at home and look after their children


A bit strange imo.

If you have severe symptoms, then not sure how you could drive up the country, and if you could, how is constant coughing, struggling to breath, constant pressure on your chest a safe condition to drive in?

Liam- 23-05-2020 04:29 PM

What I want is for everyone to be treated fairly and for the people ‘in charge’ to not treat us as play things for their amusement while they swan off and do whatever they want, directly contradicting everything they’ve put in place for everyone, they are not special, they are not above the law, if you can’t stick to the rules, you shouldn’t be setting the rules, simple as that

arista 23-05-2020 04:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Liam- (Post 10845542)
We do know that, his wife wrote an article about them both having severe symptoms, unless of course she was lying to cover themselves with a reason why they went to visit his elderly relatives during an international crisis.


Of course
but she could be wrong on the dates


Very Easy
to make date error

Liam- 23-05-2020 04:35 PM


arista 23-05-2020 04:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Liam- (Post 10845548)
What I want is for everyone to be treated fairly and for the people ‘in charge’ to not treat us as play things for their amusement while they swan off and do whatever they want, directly contradicting everything they’ve put in place for everyone, they are not special, they are not above the law, if you can’t stick to the rules, you shouldn’t be setting the rules, simple as that


He is an Adviser
never set any Rules.



This why he is keeping his Job.


Sod what Labour and SNP wish for........

Liam- 23-05-2020 04:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 10845551)
Of course
but she could be wrong on the dates


Very Easy
to make date error

Ah, so now he’s excused because his wife ‘might’ have made an error, that is absurd come on

Liam- 23-05-2020 04:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 10845553)
He is an Adviser
never set any Rules.



This why he is keeping his Job.


Sod what Labour and SNP wish for........

....

He advised on what rules to set, as in, he had a say in what rules were put into place, the rules he then went on to break most of


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