Wolf
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Nope.. As a parent I understand its difficult to sometimes know what to do for the best, but far to many holes in his story and far to many other parents having to abide by the rules except him it seems.
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Should those in the public eye resign for breaking lockdown rules?
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rulefan
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GSK is based in Brentford. One of their many UK sites is in Barnard Castle.
What else doesn't tell the whole story?
What else doesn't tell the whole story?
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Doon frae Troon
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Cumming supporters threaten church leaders.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/ukne...ive-death-threats/ar-BB14zUgI?ocid=spartandhp
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/ukne...ive-death-threats/ar-BB14zUgI?ocid=spartandhp
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The cumming’s household?
Doon frae Troon
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I can understand Cummings instinct to protect his child in those circumstances.
Problem now is he will be recognised as someone who panics under pressure, is capable of breaking the law to suit his circumstances, is capable of putting his wife and family at risk and someone who is not a team player [never was but this doubles up on it]
BTW British Common sense seems to have gone oot the windae at Southend yesterday
Rlburnside
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At last a MP with a bit of integrity well done Donald Ross
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To answer the question in the title, clearly its NO.
Doon frae Troon
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Good to see,
Johnson and Cummings have thrown Scots Conservative and Unionist party under a bus.
If Ross's colleagues have any sense at all they should now make a clean split from the Westminster party. It is the only way I can see them surviving.
That was very poor but I was pleased to see the BBC also showed beaches in N'Ireland, Wales, Scotland and Whitley Bay in the NE of England and they were largely deserted. Assuming there has been little noise from the National Parks I would hope that people are also avoiding those in numbers as well. The majority are still following the advice, thankfully.BTW British Common sense seems to have gone oot the windae at Southend yesterday
garyinderry
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BTW British Common sense seems to have gone oot the windae at Southend yesterday
Shocking scenes when you have limits on 4balls at golf courses.
Hackers76
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I could fully understand someone wanting their children looked after by family and making that journey, not something I would have done but can empathise with him on that. However you then get to the 30 mile drive to test eyesight with the children in that car. Sorry no this is complete nonsense. It just doesn’t make sense to do this.
Never a fan of seeing people lose their jobs for mistakes but if he is found to be lying after this statement then that would make his job untenable And he should be sacked.
Never a fan of seeing people lose their jobs for mistakes but if he is found to be lying after this statement then that would make his job untenable And he should be sacked.
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ssnip
BTW British Common sense seems to have gone oot the windae at Southend yesterday
not everything appears so clear from pictures taken from the ground.
Here is a better footage from a drone:-
https://www.echo-news.co.uk/news/18474000.drone-footage-southend-seafront-shows-packed-beaches-social-distancing/
Now don't get me wrong, I wouldn't be anyway near there
larmen
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People should look at pictures with care https://petapixel.com/2020/05/04/th...y-it-is-to-create-fake-news-with-photography/ The article shows how perfectly spaced people can be compressed together by perspective alone.
clubchamp98
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Well next time I have conjunctivitis I will be ok to have a test drive to see if my eyesight is ok.
If I don’t kill anyone or hit any parked cars that’s a pass.
For a very intelligent man that was a very poor excuse for breaking lockdown rules.
Kellfire
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The language is a bit choice at times so don’t read if you don’t like an occasional eff and jeff but this post sums up the DC fiasco really well.
clubchamp98
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Yes but if the person giving you that advice then goes against it and breaks his own advice.
That would bring that advice into question.
If he is paid by the taxpayer he should be sacked.
That’s the taxpayers that stuck to his advice. Plenty didn’t!
Kellfire
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There’s also some suggestions that he’s been editing his personal blogs from 2019 to make it appear that he had foresight for the coronavirus pandemic. Will be interesting to see if that’s true.
SwingsitlikeHogan
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Who are these Cummings supporters in any case? And why are they so wedded to him. Brexit is done. Why the apparent almost desperate need to find any way to excuse his behaviour?
I don't buy the 'he knows too much about Boris to be sacked ' line, as I think we pretty much know everything we might ever want to know about him (though I do wonder why he won't tell us how many children he has - most blokes with fatherly instincts are proud to tell us of their progeny).
I can only conclude that there must be concern amongst Johnsonians and the government that, without Cummings, Johnson will be dreadfully exposed, both in terms of message and delivery, and policy and direction.
I don't buy the 'he knows too much about Boris to be sacked ' line, as I think we pretty much know everything we might ever want to know about him (though I do wonder why he won't tell us how many children he has - most blokes with fatherly instincts are proud to tell us of their progeny).
I can only conclude that there must be concern amongst Johnsonians and the government that, without Cummings, Johnson will be dreadfully exposed, both in terms of message and delivery, and policy and direction.
rulefan
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Did those decrying Cummings vote Remain I wonder.
Kellfire
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Or have those decrying Cummings observed the lockdown as instructed often at personal loss?
