Si Wooldridge(Reviewer) posted this on Tuesday, 29th June 2021, 20:19
Quote: Robee J Shepherd says... "Senior execs can leave quarantine if they fancy it, because obviously with the money they are being paid there are no technological solutions to anything they actually do" Just wrong...
Si Wooldridge(Reviewer) posted this on Wednesday, 30th June 2021, 21:02
Isn't this refreshing?
Disagree with Jones on virtually everything, and especially on this video towards the back end, but why is political discourse not this civil any more?
RJS(undefined) posted this on Thursday, 1st July 2021, 08:48
Quote: Si Wooldridge says... "but why is political discourse not this civil any more?" Because politicians stoke up division and hatred for their own ends and it works.
HGV drivers are going to be temporarily allowed to drive for longer than 4.5 hours without a 45 minute break from 12th July!" We'll just add it to some of the other terrible decisions of this dangerous, right-wing government that have happened this week:
The criminalising of anyone helping asylum seekers into this country through 'not conventional routes', even if not for personal gain. i.e. if you're a fisherman and you help a troubled boat of migrants, you could theoretically get life in prison (see the s*** the RNLI got for helping drowning migrants).
The mass covid experiment that they are perpetrating on the UK population i.e. let a virus run rampant and see if a partial vaccine programme and herd immunity in children can contain it.
Belittle the national team for having progressive values whilst also trying to mooch off their huge success (Bozo standing on that massive England flag in front of No. 10, ministers wearing ill-fitting England shirts photographed 'whilst watching the game').
The criminalising of protests that might cause disruption or be too noisy, which is every protest that has ever happened in the history of protests. i.e. any protest that is uncomfortable for government will be conveniently deemed unlawful (I think this could end up being a damaging own-goal for this govt)
The pushing through of the photo ID needed to vote plan to 'get rid of the idea that there might be voter fraud' even though there is very little evidence of voter personation. i.e. groups who are more likely to not vote tory also happen to be the groups that are most likely to not have any form of photo ID.
RJS(undefined) posted this on Thursday, 29th July 2021, 16:07
From the government that is trying to introduce voter ID to combat fraud that there is no evidence of, and will reduce votes cast, wants to introduce a law that criminalises journalists for publishing anything the government declares a secret (idea stolen from China), is currently trying to pass laws to prevent currently perfectly peaceful and legal protests...
Quote: Labour has called for an inquiry into the use of WhatsApp within the government, after it emerged a health minister replaced his mobile phone before it could be searched for information relevant to £85m of deals that are subject to a legal challenge.
James Bethell, who oversaw the award of Covid contracts, is one of those under scrutiny over the way deals for personal protective equipment (PPE) and tests were allocated at the height of the pandemic. And a related Guardian article on why public schoolboys should not be allowed to run the country (as if we don't have enough reasons already): https://www.theguardian.com/education/2021/aug/08/public-schoolboys-boris-johnson-sad-little-boys-richard-beard
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