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Chomper Higgot

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  1. Johnson says a lot of things. Unfortunately he also tells a lot of lies, he’s s got a long record of lying, lying is his thing.
  2. Junior members of staff at that party were fined, not for drinking but for attending an illegal gathering. Johnson attended and then lied about it. Millions of people (voters) understand this.
  3. Obfuscation. The law breaking was not how many drinks were had. Millions of people understand this. Which is why I’m looking forward to the forthcoming bi-elections.
  4. The UK economy relies upon a significant number of seasonal workers, particularly the food industry, refer link below. Granting visa to the EU workers in permanent employment who decided not to return home does not help this particular ’Project Fear gone Project Reality’. https://www.nfuonline.com/updates-and-information/food-chain-labour-shortages-what-you-need-to-know/ The NHS is indeed trying to discourage people going to their doctor (for minor medical issues), but this is noise on top of the main medical service demands and will almost zero impact on NHS staff shortages: Hospitals still need to be staffed, reducing visits to GPs will have zero impact on this. Outpatient Clinical support still needs to be staffed, reducing visits to GPs will have zero impact on this. Emergency health services still need to be staffed, reducing visits to GPs will have zero impact on this. Spin it as you like, Brexit has caused serious staffing problems for British businesses and health/care services. https://amp.theguardian.com/society/2022/mar/03/staffing-crisis-deepens-in-nhs-england-with-110000-posts-unfilled
  5. Precautions and vaccines reduce risk, they do not eliminate risk. As has been explained many times.
  6. 1. It’s not one word against another, it is multiple allegations made by multiple people. 2. There are very sound reasons why victims of rape, particularly male victims of rape, conceal their rape, shame and historical lack of support being the most obvious. 3. Again, this is a criminal prosecution, it is not a civil liability trial.
  7. The charges are brought by the Crown Prosecution Service, this is a criminal prosecution, it is not a ‘high payout civil case’. The court ruling will be ‘guilty’ or ‘not guilty’, if found guilty the court will hand down a sentence which will very likely be custodial. There are no big payouts to victims coming out of this trial.
  8. There’s a whole nest of problems, I listed a few earlier in this thread, they have various causes but all share the same amplifying factor, mismanagement by a callous and incompetent government.
  9. You’ve quoted my post, now can you point to the part that mentions ‘Brexit’?
  10. Everyone’s back to work, COVID is a background issue. COVID is not driving up prices and poverty.
  11. The main issue right now, head and shoulders above everything else, is the cost of living crisis, inflation and rising poverty.
  12. I’m witnessing it close up right now and listening to what people are saying. I’m looking forward to the upcoming bi-elections.
  13. You don’t mind the PM lying, we got that. However, very many people do mind, hence they comment on the matter.
  14. She was reported to the police, tge police investigated and then did not issue her a fine. If there was evidence of a crime, the police didn’t find it. Tge police did however find evidence of Johnson remaking the law and they issued him a fine.
  15. No evidence of a crime, no fine. But that’s not good enough for you, you don’t have a fine to refer to so you invent some police skullduggery necessary to explain why you have been deprived of anything to back up accusation you are so keen to make. But then, you have nothing to back up your claims of police skullduggery. There’s a reason why it’s called ‘circular logic’.
  16. What’s available and what people can afford are two different things. I’ll be helping out at a food bank this afternoon, it’s a real eye opener.
  17. With two bi-elections in early June, we’ll soon get to see what the public think of Johnson’s performance. Wakefield (Tory sex offender). Tiverton and Honiton (Tory ‘Tractor Porn’ addiction).
  18. As I said earlier, I’ve not been following the ‘Sturgeon News Story’. Did she get fined?
  19. Yes it was, hence this thread, The British Prime Minister broke the rules his government put in place and then lied and lied and lied about it. I do understand you want to excuse Johnson, I get that.
  20. I didn’t mention Sturgeon because I’ve not been following that ‘News Story’. Starmer has already been investigated cleared, this diversionary investigation will also clear him, photos of him eating and drinking at a work related gathering that was already investigated and not breaking any rules are not new evidence, they are a smoke screen for Johnson’s multiple partying events. Again, your logic ‘somebody (not Starmer) broke the rules therefore the rules were not necessary’ is absurd. Some people regularly drive above the speed limit, it’s not evidence that there should not be a speed limit or that driving at high speed is not dangerous.
  21. And refuses to release the advice he received from UK security services to the Parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee. Nothing to hide, nothing to fear.
  22. Starmer did not break the rules. He was investigated and cleared. The diversionary request for a second investigation will come to nothing. Regardless, people breaking the rules is not evidence that the COVID virus was not as dangerous as the medical experience advised. Your suggestion tgat it was is absurd.

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