| Matt Hancock on 09:51 - Feb 21 with 914 views | britferry |
just watching him on Andrew Marr... wasn't "him", it was "his team" |  |
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| Matt Hancock on 10:52 - Feb 21 with 882 views | KeithHaynes |
Everyone, any of the key words beginning
F
T
C
especially.
And offensive comments dressed up in other ways of saying them are unacceptable. There’s no need for them in discussion. |  |
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| Matt Hancock on 12:03 - Feb 21 with 856 views | Catullus |
| Matt Hancock on 09:51 - Feb 21 by britferry |
just watching him on Andrew Marr... wasn't "him", it was "his team" |
He also said it was absolutely the right thing to do, carry on buying PPE and not stop to fill out paperwork.
Maybe if the government hadn't "de-prepared" for the pandemic, if it hadn't breached it's own rules
https://www.theguardian.com/co
If it hadn't gotten PPE purchase and supply so badly wrong, if these things hadn't happened I could give Hancock some benefit of some doubt.
Truthfully, the government has made a real mess of things and the more I find out the more I start to think they are criminally negligent.
As it suggests in those stories, the Westminster government didn't just misjudge things, they actually ignored or did the opposite of advice they received.
Bojo and Hancock got things baly wrong and because Bojo has sacked anyone who dared challenge him, or even just disagree with him, he is now surrounded by cowardly yes men and yes women who blindly do as he says because their personal job security is more important than doing the right thing.
This latest thing, not releasing the contract data, Hancock can say what he likes, I doubt many will believe him.
What is just as bad in my eyes, Keir Starmer has said he won't be asking Hancock to resign, he says he doesn't believe it's what the public really wants. That's unbelievable really. Unless of course he wants the useless clown to stay in post with the rest of the Cirque de Stupide because it increases his chances at the next GE.
Otherwise should he be calling for his resignation, or should he be demanding his sacking?
https://www.ft.com/content/968 | |
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| Matt Hancock on 12:31 - Feb 21 with 843 views | max936 |
| Matt Hancock on 12:03 - Feb 21 by Catullus |
He also said it was absolutely the right thing to do, carry on buying PPE and not stop to fill out paperwork.
Maybe if the government hadn't "de-prepared" for the pandemic, if it hadn't breached it's own rules
https://www.theguardian.com/co
If it hadn't gotten PPE purchase and supply so badly wrong, if these things hadn't happened I could give Hancock some benefit of some doubt.
Truthfully, the government has made a real mess of things and the more I find out the more I start to think they are criminally negligent.
As it suggests in those stories, the Westminster government didn't just misjudge things, they actually ignored or did the opposite of advice they received.
Bojo and Hancock got things baly wrong and because Bojo has sacked anyone who dared challenge him, or even just disagree with him, he is now surrounded by cowardly yes men and yes women who blindly do as he says because their personal job security is more important than doing the right thing.
This latest thing, not releasing the contract data, Hancock can say what he likes, I doubt many will believe him.
What is just as bad in my eyes, Keir Starmer has said he won't be asking Hancock to resign, he says he doesn't believe it's what the public really wants. That's unbelievable really. Unless of course he wants the useless clown to stay in post with the rest of the Cirque de Stupide because it increases his chances at the next GE.
Otherwise should he be calling for his resignation, or should he be demanding his sacking?
https://www.ft.com/content/968 |
Starmer is like a wet lettuce, Boris feels more pressures when he lifts himself to get out of his favourite chair.
I say it again, I wouldn't trust any of them, most are rich enough to be able to live in different worlds to the rest of us, they have little or no idea on our the rest of us live, most of us on here at least have very little in common with any of them. |  |
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| Matt Hancock on 12:33 - Feb 21 with 839 views | max936 |
| Matt Hancock on 04:16 - Feb 21 by DJack |
Oh do fck off! Corbyn was totally unelectable.
He put the Labour party back so far in history it was savage.
He lost to Boris FFS...the most inept leader in our history and "Saint" Jeremy was rinsed by him. |
This 100% | |
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| Matt Hancock on 12:59 - Feb 21 with 821 views | onehunglow |
| Matt Hancock on 12:31 - Feb 21 by max936 |
Starmer is like a wet lettuce, Boris feels more pressures when he lifts himself to get out of his favourite chair.
I say it again, I wouldn't trust any of them, most are rich enough to be able to live in different worlds to the rest of us, they have little or no idea on our the rest of us live, most of us on here at least have very little in common with any of them. |
But Starmer seen as more electable to the general public.Ask around ,outsode the left wing stronghold though.
The general public do not trust the left .Full stop.
Too many countries have been trashed by this ideology.
Human beings are 95% self centred.If they were not,mankind would not have survived as we know it | |
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| Matt Hancock on 13:00 - Feb 21 with 827 views | Treforys_Jack |
| Matt Hancock on 12:33 - Feb 21 by max936 |
This 100% |
JC's main crime was clinging to the leadership even though he knew he was totally unelectable. |  | | |
| Matt Hancock on 13:03 - Feb 21 with 823 views | Fireboy2 |
| Matt Hancock on 13:00 - Feb 21 by Treforys_Jack |
JC's main crime was clinging to the leadership even though he knew he was totally unelectable. |
He should have fallen on his sword for the sake of the party, surely he could see that he was unelectable for whatever reason. |  | | |
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| Matt Hancock on 13:16 - Feb 21 with 818 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Matt Hancock on 13:00 - Feb 21 by Treforys_Jack |
JC's main crime was clinging to the leadership even though he knew he was totally unelectable. |
Yes.
His ego dictated otherwise.
As a result we have Brexit, a right wing coup, and mates getting bunged huge contracts.
You need power to help people.
‘We won the argument’ thinking is a cop out. |  |
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| Matt Hancock on 13:48 - Feb 21 with 802 views | Jack59 |
I'm far more concerned about the 20 years of lack of transparency concerning Welsh government spending, particularly unknown financial inducements given to companies willing to plant themselves near the City of Cardiff.
I know they occasionally throw a few scraps to the less fashionable parts of Wales, but why don't we have the right to know who's getting what?
I spent many years working for a Labour controlled council, and although it was many years ago, I still vividly remember how devious and crooked they were.
All public money spending should be in the public domain. | | | |
| Matt Hancock on 13:52 - Feb 21 with 795 views | onehunglow |
| Matt Hancock on 13:48 - Feb 21 by Jack59 |
I'm far more concerned about the 20 years of lack of transparency concerning Welsh government spending, particularly unknown financial inducements given to companies willing to plant themselves near the City of Cardiff.
I know they occasionally throw a few scraps to the less fashionable parts of Wales, but why don't we have the right to know who's getting what?
I spent many years working for a Labour controlled council, and although it was many years ago, I still vividly remember how devious and crooked they were.
All public money spending should be in the public domain. |
Absolutely.
No matter what party | |
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| Matt Hancock on 14:47 - Feb 21 with 776 views | oldtownjack |
| Matt Hancock on 12:59 - Feb 21 by onehunglow |
But Starmer seen as more electable to the general public.Ask around ,outsode the left wing stronghold though.
The general public do not trust the left .Full stop.
Too many countries have been trashed by this ideology.
Human beings are 95% self centred.If they were not,mankind would not have survived as we know it |
What is this ideology of the left that's trashed so many countries? Universal healthcare free at the point of use? Properly funded state education? Key services and industries which belong to the British people rather than foreign Govts and companies? A return to a green manufacturing base?
There is certainly an appetite in the UK for all of this but, as has been said, Corbyn was not the leader to deliver it. | |
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| Matt Hancock on 14:53 - Feb 21 with 769 views | onehunglow |
| Matt Hancock on 14:47 - Feb 21 by oldtownjack |
What is this ideology of the left that's trashed so many countries? Universal healthcare free at the point of use? Properly funded state education? Key services and industries which belong to the British people rather than foreign Govts and companies? A return to a green manufacturing base?
There is certainly an appetite in the UK for all of this but, as has been said, Corbyn was not the leader to deliver it. |
Give me example of a left wing success story in any country. | |
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| Matt Hancock on 14:55 - Feb 21 with 771 views | oldtownjack |
| Matt Hancock on 14:53 - Feb 21 by onehunglow |
Give me example of a left wing success story in any country. |
The NHS
Which of the above examples don't you agree with? [Post edited 21 Feb 2021 14:57]
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| Matt Hancock on 15:10 - Feb 21 with 755 views | Joe_bradshaw |
| Matt Hancock on 14:53 - Feb 21 by onehunglow |
Give me example of a left wing success story in any country. |
Sweden |  |
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| Matt Hancock on 15:20 - Feb 21 with 743 views | KeithHaynes |
| Matt Hancock on 14:53 - Feb 21 by onehunglow |
Give me example of a left wing success story in any country. |
Spain 😂 | |
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| Matt Hancock on 15:28 - Feb 21 with 730 views | onehunglow |
Swedes left wing?
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| Matt Hancock on 15:35 - Feb 21 with 728 views | Joe_bradshaw |
| Matt Hancock on 15:28 - Feb 21 by onehunglow |
Swedes left wing?
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High earning, high taxation, high levels of social support. Yes they are. | |
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| Matt Hancock on 15:36 - Feb 21 with 724 views | onehunglow |
Still a land with the highest suicide rates in the world.
Imagine our "workers" paying the taxes the Swedes do. Jesus h,our beauts dont even like 5p on a pint of cwrw braf or a packet of fags. | |
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| Matt Hancock on 15:46 - Feb 21 with 716 views | Joe_bradshaw |
| Matt Hancock on 15:36 - Feb 21 by onehunglow |
Still a land with the highest suicide rates in the world.
Imagine our "workers" paying the taxes the Swedes do. Jesus h,our beauts dont even like 5p on a pint of cwrw braf or a packet of fags. |
Actually 31 countries with higher suicide rate but facts can be inconvenient I know. | |
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| Matt Hancock on 15:48 - Feb 21 with 713 views | onehunglow |
| Matt Hancock on 15:46 - Feb 21 by Joe_bradshaw |
Actually 31 countries with higher suicide rate but facts can be inconvenient I know. |
Depend where you look.
Left is best. | |
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| Matt Hancock on 15:53 - Feb 21 with 711 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Matt Hancock on 12:03 - Feb 21 by Catullus |
He also said it was absolutely the right thing to do, carry on buying PPE and not stop to fill out paperwork.
Maybe if the government hadn't "de-prepared" for the pandemic, if it hadn't breached it's own rules
https://www.theguardian.com/co
If it hadn't gotten PPE purchase and supply so badly wrong, if these things hadn't happened I could give Hancock some benefit of some doubt.
Truthfully, the government has made a real mess of things and the more I find out the more I start to think they are criminally negligent.
As it suggests in those stories, the Westminster government didn't just misjudge things, they actually ignored or did the opposite of advice they received.
Bojo and Hancock got things baly wrong and because Bojo has sacked anyone who dared challenge him, or even just disagree with him, he is now surrounded by cowardly yes men and yes women who blindly do as he says because their personal job security is more important than doing the right thing.
This latest thing, not releasing the contract data, Hancock can say what he likes, I doubt many will believe him.
What is just as bad in my eyes, Keir Starmer has said he won't be asking Hancock to resign, he says he doesn't believe it's what the public really wants. That's unbelievable really. Unless of course he wants the useless clown to stay in post with the rest of the Cirque de Stupide because it increases his chances at the next GE.
Otherwise should he be calling for his resignation, or should he be demanding his sacking?
https://www.ft.com/content/968 |
Quite agree all four nation did not prepare well enough and did not have enough PPE. | |
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| Matt Hancock on 15:58 - Feb 21 with 706 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Matt Hancock on 13:16 - Feb 21 by Kilkennyjack |
Yes.
His ego dictated otherwise.
As a result we have Brexit, a right wing coup, and mates getting bunged huge contracts.
You need power to help people.
‘We won the argument’ thinking is a cop out. |
Not a coup you muppet Just a democratically elected government. If only your beloved EU had democracy and elected all it's commissioners instead of an elite clique appointing them . Even the president of the EU commission has not stood in any election. Thankfully we sorted our own vaccines and did not wait for her to order them. | |
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| Matt Hancock on 16:00 - Feb 21 with 705 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Matt Hancock on 15:46 - Feb 21 by Joe_bradshaw |
Actually 31 countries with higher suicide rate but facts can be inconvenient I know. |
That means over 170 countries with a lower rate . As you say statistics can prove anything. | |
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