[Zizu]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

She is going to be in a bit of bother with Hancock as she signed an NDA

It looks like a very complex situation and somehow appears to have made a huge mistake in judgment


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

She is going to be in a bit of bother with Hancock as she signed an NDA

She does not, appear to care about the NDA


They are saying because there is no Covid Enquiry
due to start.

The Telegraph will do it.

[arista]

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

She does not, appear to care about the NDA


They are saying because there is no Covid Enquiry
due to start.

The Telegraph will do it.

Presumably it doesn’t matter if she cares or not .. if it’s a legally binding document ??


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

[arista]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Presumably it doesn’t matter if she cares or not .. if it’s a legally binding document ??

Get in Court

[Crimson Dynamo]

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

To which Mr Hancock replied: “😂😂🎯 "

[Crimson Dynamo]

Matt Hancock rejected the Chief Medical Officer’s advice to test for Covid all
residents going into English care homes, leaked messages seen by The
Telegraph reveal.

Prof Sir Chris Whitty told the then health secretary early in April 2020, about
a month into the pandemic, that there should be testing for “all going into
care homes”. But Mr Hancock did not follow that guidance, telling his
advisers that it “muddies the waters”.

Instead, he introduced guidance that made testing mandatory for those
entering care homes from hospital, but not for those coming from the
community. Prior to the guidance, care homes had been told that negative
tests were not required even for hospital patients. The guidance stating that
those coming in from the community should be tested was eventually
introduced on Aug 14.

Between April 17 and August 13, 2020, a total of 17,678 people died of Covid
in care homes in England.


DT

[Alf]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Jacob Rees-Mogg has admitted a Covid-19 test for his son was couriered to his home during a national shortage.

He accepted it might be deemed "special treatment" but defended the arrangement due to his workload as a cabinet minister at the time.

WhatsApp messages leaked to the Telegraph appear to show former health secretary Matt Hancock's adviser helped send the test in September 2020.

The Telegraph has obtained more than 100,000 of Mr Hancock's messages.

The paper has published messages it says were sent on 10 September, 2020 by Allan Nixon, Mr Hancock's political special adviser at the time.

One suggests an initial test for one of Mr Rees-Mogg's children had been lost by the laboratory.

It goes on to say "we've got a courier going to their family home tonight, child will take the test, and courier will take it straight to the lab. Should have result tomorrow am".

Responding on his GB News chat show on Wednesday, Mr Rees-Mogg said "one of my children needed a test and that put everybody into quarantine".

I don't get the story here. Are they trying to make this look bad on Jacob?

Somebody brings a child a Covid test, isn't that a good thing?

I also had a Covid test couriered to me. Is that news worthy?

[arista]

[Crimson Dynamo]

SIR – I was unable to read your reports on Covid rules for care homes and
hospitals, as I found them too distressing.

I knew at the time how inhumane these rules were. I was only allowed to see
my husband of 47 years twice during a four-week stay in hospital, and then
once during a nine-day stay in a care home, before he passed away.

I was invited to see him through a glass window in the care home, which I
found insulting. I refused. No consideration had been given to what a man
who was confused, and sometimes needed reminding who I was, might make
of a woman on the other side of the window smiling and waving at him. The
fact that many others had similar experiences does not make it easier.

Joyce Bellingham
Hassocks, West Sussex

SIR – I would like an apology from this Government. For labelling me a
“conspiracy theorist”, even though it now seems likely that Covid escaped
from a Chinese lab. For calling me a potential “granny killer”, when in truth
that title belongs elsewhere. For suggesting I was a “Covidiot”, while
ministers were locked in groupthink and focused on spin and headlines.

Above all, I’d like an apology from the Government for using the mechanisms
of the state to attempt to terrify me into submission.

An apology won’t bring back my businesses, or restore my child’s prospects,
but it would make a repeat of this disaster less likely.

Alexandra Seear
Derry Hill, Wiltshire

[joeysteele]

In my view and personally from me too I think Hancock an odious creep.
His deceit, lies and being totally false sickening.

His judgement has clearly been more disastrous than anything else.

However, how he must regret trusting a rotten snake like Isobel Oakeshott.
Why that horrible person gets any media attention at all has always been beyond me.
You cannot trust her or her word on near anything.
To have her helping him with his book was utter madness.

However he's betrayed the Nation while health secretary and he has his own family too.
So now he is getting a taste of what betrayal feels like.

Part of me feels sad for him that he felt he could trust Oakeshott.
On TV this morning Quentin Letts described her as a piranha in the bath.
If she was in the water with you, GET OUT QUICK.
Damn right he is as to that too.

[arista]

[Quentin Letts described her as a piranha in the bath.
If she was in the water with you, GET OUT QUICK.
Damn right he is as to that too.]


Yes, That was great
on GMBHD itv
6:35AM

[arista]

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

[Quentin Letts described her as a piranha in the bath.
If she was in the water with you, GET OUT QUICK.
Damn right he is as to that too.]


Yes, That was great
on GMBHD itv
6:35AM

It really was a great comment I agree.

[arista]

The Lockdown saved lives
in my view

Before the vaccine

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by arista

typical of that awful bbc show presenter more interested in personal "gotchas" than the actual story

vile

[Cherie]

They say Hancock could be bankrupted if senior civil servants sue him for breach of confidentiality

[Crimson Dynamo]

Youtube video

[bots]

many of us on here at the time pointed out that they were making mask wearing compulsory when there was zero evidence that they worked. It was pretty obvious when they said make your own that it was a scam

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

many of us on here at the time pointed out that they were making mask wearing compulsory when there was zero evidence that they worked. It was pretty obvious when they said make your own that it was a scam

Didn't wearing the masks stop you from spreading Covid to other people though?

[bots]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Didn't wearing the masks stop you from spreading Covid to other people though?

Also, wear it to protect others should be seen as a red flag, because that conveniently means you have no possible method of verifying if it works or not

[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

She is going to be in a bit of bother with Hancock as she signed an NDA

Wrong

She confirmed on a Long Debate on BBC
with Chris Mason.


She Confirmed no NDA was signed


Another 11 or 12 Front pages to go...........................


She also stated the Official Public Covid Enquiry has NO Deadline