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It was taken before Cummings came all over the commitee.
So I expect the Tory lead to have increased
So I expect the Tory lead to have increased
"Nine hours is nothing - I desperately needed the answers and for me, he gave me the answers yesterday," John said, "and the simple answer is by Johnson's actions, his refusal to accept the seriousness of the pandemic...and it's as simple as that.
"Using the word vaccination does not wipe away all those people that are dead, but that's what they're trying to do every time they open their mouth it's vaccination, vaccination, vaccination."
James, extremely moved by John's message, said, "I bet you were a brilliant dad."
"She was 56 years old, she was a bundle of fun. I called her Little Chief and she called me Big Chief," he said of his beloved daughter, "she was just the loveliest person in the world and she didn't deserve it.
"None of these people deserved it. At a time of crisis when we desperately needed a really serious politician in charge of Downing Street, we sadly finished up with a charlatan and a narcissist and a liar and that's why my daughter is dead.
"I feel for all of these families, every single family, my heart goes out to them and when I see it every day and people turn round and say it's only nine dead today. That's somebody's loved one - it's not only two, it's not only nine, it's not only one. It's somebody's loved one that's died.
"People are in pain and people should remember that the next time they go to put their cross in a box in a polling station because this man isn't fit to run the country, end of story."
Ignoring the fact that JOB is a bit of a knob, these are the consequences of Johnson and Hancock's incompetence.
It's all very well them laughing off the claims and lying about it, and it's all very well Tory fanboys saying 'bUt LaBoUr!!!'
But they are literally responsible for people dying that should not have died and they are just going to get away with it. And plenty of cunts will applaud them for it.
James O'Brien moved to tears by grieving father's response to Cummings' claims
James O'Brien was moved to tears by this grieving father's response to Dominic Cummings giving evidence, which he watched repeatedly for nine hours.www.lbc.co.uk
CON +10
This has to be a parody by now.
CON +10
What sort of person would not have voted Tory last week but will (given the chance) next week?CON +10
They have to go into Blair territory to get elected!!
The Tories are “in turmoil” and they increase their lead.
And if they turn round a Labour 3,500 majority in Batley and Spen it’s over for Starmer isn’t it?
They have to go into Blair territory to get elected!!
How do you even sleep in that heat? No wonder everyone is a bit cranky.There's one thing you never forget about Iraq View attachment 20281
How do you even sleep in that heat? No wonder everyone is a bit cranky.
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Which Labour policies does he have a problem with? I haven't seen any that were not in Corbyn's manifesto.
Which Labour policies does he have a problem with? I haven't seen any that were not in Corbyn's manifesto.
This was late July 2020 .. the country is just incredibly hot , not muggy ...it's HOT , never felt anything like it and probably won't ever again
Unfortunately (or not) only about 6 million of UK workers are members of unions so I dont really think they can honestly say they speak for "working people" any more. KS should call his bluff. Who else would Unite fund? A breakaway party? Let it roll.I dont know , I just put this up as I saw it on twatter
His issue is Starmer’s abandonment of said ideas and his 10 pledges.Which Labour policies does he have a problem with? I haven't seen any that were not in Corbyn's manifesto.
Basically Labour need to go central again to win power and get the working mans vote.What does that even mean?
The Tories are “in turmoil” and they increase their lead.
And if they turn round a Labour 3,500 majority in Batley and Spen it’s over for Starmer isn’t it?
They have to go into Blair territory to get elected!!
Basically Labour need to go central again to win power and get the working mans vote.
I feel the by election could be a bloodbath for Starmer and who will he sack this time?
It seems it’s never his fault he needs to grow a pair!!
It’s pretty damning of the country that despite everything they’re still seen in such a favourable light by so much of the electorate.Ignoring the fact that JOB is a bit of a knob, these are the consequences of Johnson and Hancock's incompetence.
It's all very well them laughing off the claims and lying about it, and it's all very well Tory fanboys saying 'bUt LaBoUr!!!'
But they are literally responsible for people dying that should not have died and they are just going to get away with it. And plenty of cunts will applaud them for it.
James O'Brien moved to tears by grieving father's response to Cummings' claims
James O'Brien was moved to tears by this grieving father's response to Dominic Cummings giving evidence, which he watched repeatedly for nine hours.www.lbc.co.uk
I stopped my union membership when McClusky was elected.The unions are fast becoming an irrelevancy anyway, and not just because of the uniform reforms that began with Thatcher and which the Labour failed to address in their 13 years in power, to their shame. Ironically, they have in some ways begun to mirror Labour and find themselves more concerned with liberties rather than workplace practices (but again, partly because their power has been removed - idle hands and all that).
I pay nearly 200 quid a year to PCS, and they are simply useless in any workplace activity. I only continue to pay in case I might need them to fight a dark corner. My support for them as something that was part of my working class culture disappeared a long time ago.
The unions are fast becoming an irrelevancy anyway, and not just because of the uniform reforms that began with Thatcher and which the Labour failed to address in their 13 years in power, to their shame. Ironically, they have in some ways begun to mirror Labour and find themselves more concerned with liberties rather than workplace practices (but again, partly because their power has been removed - idle hands and all that).
I pay nearly 200 quid a year to PCS, and they are simply useless in any workplace activity. I only continue to pay in case I might need them to fight a dark corner. My support for them as something that was part of my working class culture disappeared a long time ago.
Like what Blair was?I've asked before but practically what does 'going central' look like?
The unions are fast becoming an irrelevancy anyway, and not just because of the uniform reforms that began with Thatcher and which the Labour failed to address in their 13 years in power, to their shame. Ironically, they have in some ways begun to mirror Labour and find themselves more concerned with liberties rather than workplace practices (but again, partly because their power has been removed - idle hands and all that).
I pay nearly 200 quid a year to PCS, and they are simply useless in any workplace activity. I only continue to pay in case I might need them to fight a dark corner. My support for them as something that was part of my working class culture disappeared a long time ago.
Just saw Boris on the news denying it. His body language was awful. Yesterday I thought a lot of what Cummings was saying was just stating what anybody paying attention for the last year or so would already think and everything else was just sticking the boot in but having seen MHancock starting on the path of plausible deniability and Boris’ body language I’m starting to think that Cummings has them rattled so there’s possibly some substance to what Cummings was saying.
They might have to bring the enquiry forward just to clear their names. Assuming that Cummings is just sticking the boot in.
Lots of my work in Pcs is in the workplace. No idea what you meanThe unions are fast becoming an irrelevancy anyway, and not just because of the uniform reforms that began with Thatcher and which the Labour failed to address in their 13 years in power, to their shame. Ironically, they have in some ways begun to mirror Labour and find themselves more concerned with liberties rather than workplace practices (but again, partly because their power has been removed - idle hands and all that).
I pay nearly 200 quid a year to PCS, and they are simply useless in any workplace activity. I only continue to pay in case I might need them to fight a dark corner. My support for them as something that was part of my working class culture disappeared a long time ago.
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