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7 hours ago, Mark Albrighton said:

lolz

 

As an avid follower of polls, People Polling should be avoided like the plague. 

It's Matt Goodwin's vehicle to push whatever story he wants pushing. Really not worth the paper it's printed on.

Also - the big change, note that it's comparing with "data" from six months ago.

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3 minutes ago, ml1dch said:

As an avid follower of polls, People Polling should be avoided like the plague. 

It's Matt Goodwin's vehicle to push whatever story he wants pushing. Really not worth the paper it's printed on.

Also - the big change, note that it's comparing with "data" from six months ago.

Beat me to it but just add into the mix that it’s a poll for GBNews

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42 minutes ago, ml1dch said:

As an avid follower of polls, People Polling should be avoided like the plague. 

It's Matt Goodwin's vehicle to push whatever story he wants pushing. Really not worth the paper it's printed on.

Also - the big change, note that it's comparing with "data" from six months ago.

Yeah but even so, lolz.

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https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2023/oct/30/tory-ministerial-aide-sacked-over-call-for-gaza-ceasefire

"A Conservative MP has been sacked from his government job after breaking ranks to publicly urge Rishi Sunak to back a permanent ceasefire in Gaza.

Paul Bristow was dismissed as a ministerial aide at the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology on Monday after writing to the prime minister to call for an end to hostilities between Israel and Hamas to save lives."

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18 minutes ago, DCJonah said:

Get covid live longer. An actual phrase used in his message when he also said he didn't buy all this NHS being overwhelmed stuff. 

"Why damage the economy just for people who are going to die anyway?" 

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I must admit, hearing the terms Cummings used to describe ministers in the middle of the day, uncensored, is pretty shocking.

"f**kpigs"

"words removed"

It really speaks to the kind of characters Johnson surrounded himself with that someone would use that language...even if he's probably not factually incorrect.

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1 hour ago, desensitized43 said:

I must admit, hearing the terms Cummings used to describe ministers in the middle of the day, uncensored, is pretty shocking.

"f**kpigs"

"words removed"

It really speaks to the kind of characters Johnson surrounded himself with that someone would use that language...even if he's probably not factually incorrect.

Yes, I had no doubts whatsoever that Boris in charge would be an absolute shit show but I had no idea just how bad and how quickly it would sink to these depths. 

You put a word removed on charge, he will surround himself with words removed and word removed ish things will happen. 

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1 hour ago, mjmooney said:

"Why damage the economy just for people who are going to die anyway?" 

This makes it even stranger that he chose to massively damage the economy AND let loads of people die. best of both worlds

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4 minutes ago, Stevo985 said:

This makes it even stranger that he chose to massively damage the economy AND let loads of people die. best of both worlds

The line appears to be that the entire situation was so chaotic that a choice wasn't really made to go one way or another, instead things were fudged and lost in the chaos of it all which lead to decisions being made too late or wrongly, and then reactions having to be made which in turn exacerbated the chaos by the whole system lurching to focus on the new reactive action rather deal with the fundamental problems in structure, leadership, decision making, and implementation. Which left it's with the worst of all worlds - greatly increased masses of deaths and economic hammering.

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32 minutes ago, Stevo985 said:

This makes it even stranger that he chose to massively damage the economy AND let loads of people die. best of both worlds

And we ended restrictions earlier than our European neighbours yet they all seemed to recover quicker.

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Hancock is getting eviscerated in this enquiry. It seems all of the government, outside of number 10, was running around telling anyone who would listen that he was a liar and completely out of his depth and getting thousands of people killed.

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2 hours ago, Chindie said:

The line appears to be that the entire situation was so chaotic that a choice wasn't really made to go one way or another, instead things were fudged and lost in the chaos of it all which lead to decisions being made too late or wrongly, and then reactions having to be made which in turn exacerbated the chaos by the whole system lurching to focus on the new reactive action rather deal with the fundamental problems in structure, leadership, decision making, and implementation. Which left it's with the worst of all worlds - greatly increased masses of deaths and economic hammering.

Yep, I think that much was clear to most people as the situation evolved. 

We had more information than a lot of countries did, and we did nothing with it.

Basically, we **** it.

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6 hours ago, Chindie said:

The line appears to be that the entire situation was so chaotic that a choice wasn't really made to go one way or another, instead things were fudged and lost in the chaos of it all which lead to decisions being made too late or wrongly, and then reactions having to be made which in turn exacerbated the chaos by the whole system lurching to focus on the new reactive action rather deal with the fundamental problems in structure, leadership, decision making, and implementation. Which left it's with the worst of all worlds - greatly increased masses of deaths and economic hammering.

That's just a long winded way of saying 'incompetence', which we all knew anyway.

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