| Dumbest statement of the year 11:15 - Dec 26 with 1218 views | onehunglow |
Goes to Boris and his comedic take on the good common sense of the British people seeing us through this pandemic.
Deluded beyond belief and I hope he realises now,as a nation,we are clowns.
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| Dumbest statement of the year on 17:14 - Dec 26 with 420 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Dumbest statement of the year on 11:25 - Dec 26 by felixstowe_jack |
Unlike comrade Drakeford who ignores the common man.
I think his statement that the two week firebreak was a success must be the most deluded statement ever made by a politician as cases soared in Wales. [Post edited 26 Dec 2020 11:29]
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Except it was a success ...
Independently verified by academics. |  |
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| Dumbest statement of the year on 17:54 - Dec 26 with 408 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Dumbest statement of the year on 17:14 - Dec 26 by Kilkennyjack |
Except it was a success ...
Independently verified by academics. |
Then why is Wales infection rate in the last seven days the highest of any of the four nations as well as the most total cases and highest death rates.
All stats available from the independent ONS rather than a Welsh lobbyist group. | |
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| Dumbest statement of the year on 19:45 - Dec 26 with 365 views | Treforys_Jack |
| Dumbest statement of the year on 17:14 - Dec 26 by Kilkennyjack |
Except it was a success ...
Independently verified by academics. |
How the hell can you claim it was a success, it was, and continues to be a shambles. |  | | |
| Dumbest statement of the year on 19:55 - Dec 26 with 359 views | Catullus |
| Dumbest statement of the year on 17:14 - Dec 26 by Kilkennyjack |
Except it was a success ...
Independently verified by academics. |
Why did cases rise so suddenly after it then? Also, as we now know there were many positive tests that weren't made public, held up in the ether, how many of those came from that period?
Truthfully, the firebreak would have been a success if it had been longer. I said it at the time and with hindsight, finding out about this new strain, it would have helped there too. | |
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| Dumbest statement of the year on 23:05 - Dec 26 with 331 views | controversial_jack |
| Dumbest statement of the year on 13:55 - Dec 26 by Catullus |
I think Parliament can grant the military temporary powers. Besides which you could put a road block up with one police officer and a few soldiers, who is going to argue? The police can retain control but backed up by the uniforms surely more people would take it seriously? |
We can't have road blocks without some kind of martial law and curfew, certainly not on the mainland old chap, it's just not cricket | | | |
| Dumbest statement of the year on 10:15 - Dec 27 with 292 views | onehunglow |
| Dumbest statement of the year on 23:05 - Dec 26 by controversial_jack |
We can't have road blocks without some kind of martial law and curfew, certainly not on the mainland old chap, it's just not cricket |
Makes you wonder what would happen in a real conflict brought to our mainland.
People ,let's face it,cannot handle being told what to doand we are bringing up kids to believe they can get away with anything | |
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| Dumbest statement of the year on 11:18 - Dec 27 with 286 views | controversial_jack |
| Dumbest statement of the year on 10:15 - Dec 27 by onehunglow |
Makes you wonder what would happen in a real conflict brought to our mainland.
People ,let's face it,cannot handle being told what to doand we are bringing up kids to believe they can get away with anything |
That's because we aren't seeing consistency. It appears to many young that the rich and privileged can get away with anything. They can see this through a more accessible media, whereas in the past they couldn't | | | |
| Dumbest statement of the year on 11:23 - Dec 27 with 285 views | onehunglow |
Fair point but is not the whole picture.
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