@bbcquestiontime @robin_shattock Integrity? Imperial college? Prof Neil Ferguson? Ignoring rules he wanted everyone to follow for a quick fumble? Continuous calamitous modelling? 🤣🤣🤣
@jonathanliew “A toxic chain reaction of mistrust and resentment that could lead us into some extremely dark places”
Hmmm. Mistrust and resentment has been created by persistent hyperbole from the likes of SAGE, overzealous state restrictions and complete lack of probity by MSM
@oliverbrown_tel Yep - preposterous. The fact is that this is a politically motivated, simple as that. It’s nothing to do with health, sport or societal disruption. So we can therefore assume that Australian Open is only “open” to those whom the government of the day allow in. So “closed” then
@cathynewman@JSHeappey@TimesRadio What utter mumbo jumbo - to coin a phrase recently used by another buffoon. Professional athlete evaluates risk and benefit to him and his career of taking the vaccine, and acts accordingly. It’s called a choice
@emmakennytv@timfairley Absolutely spot on. The hypocrisy of developed countries governments is now normal. Pre-Covid, volume of plastics in oceans was purportedly a major issue; now it’s an irrelevance to them. Sadly another demonstration of the lack of proportionality applied re Covid
The debate has moved on, but with what we know now about Omicron, vaccine passports need scrapping.
Vaccinated people are spreading this virus in huge numbers.
It needs a rethink.
Excellent piece by Lord Sumption: we need to look at the Covid problem as a whole, considering social, educational, economic and other medical issues alongside public health. ‘There is more to life than the avoidance of death.’ @Telegraph
Whilst #BILLYCONNOLLY is trending amongst the Woke Stasi of Twitter, let's remind ourselves of how he feels about political correctness.
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