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I never said it was....I think Johnson has done a great job of sending the right message out.If only people would follow his example.
These Covid Polices Are Going Well .....
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MrGrumpy
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Roflol . To be fair it’s was straying into politics and a slagging match . Idiots and pet mods ? Very adult like ?!
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FishFright
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Roflol . To be fair it’s was straying into politics and a slagging match . Idiots and pet mods ? Very adult like ?!
I can't believe how people calling out a foolish post as dumb needs a thread lock and much much worse this is seen as acceptable behaviour.
On 'another place' CC mods are used as an example of how not to do it .
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FishFright
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Stop the press , its back and we'll all be safe to approach the subject .
Mr Celine
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What for this time?
Cirrus
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I do find the moderation a bit odd on the "mother board" particularly the rewriting of peoples' posts which is borderline creepy.
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Saying Accy was talking bollox, next minute 5mmPat banned me for 2 mths. 🤣
Mr Celine
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Bit harsh, he does nothing else.
Salty seadog
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Tough choice to be fair.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...o-believe-on-covid?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...o-believe-on-covid?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other
swansonj
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Well, I'm sorry, but the odious Morrissey is half right on this occasion. Chris Whitty is effectively setting public health policy, and that's not his job, and it's not a healthy situation for a democracy to be in. This problem arises, of course, not because Whitty is power hungry, but because our elected government is simply not making the necessary decisions (not able, not willing, not caring). Valid observation; wrong diagnosis.
PaulB
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Was speaking to two of my colleagues yesterday who gave me very bad news. One of them had been at a conference attended by a senior Epidemiologist who sits on the panel of decision makers on these things and she says he informed the attendees that a 'circuit breaker' will be brought in in England on the 28th December, effectively stopping New Years Eve from being celebrated by more than your household.
The other person told me that she was speaking to the English Epidemiologist's Scottish counterpart last March and he said that this epidemic will go on 'for three to five years'! She laughed at the time but now thinks he's likely to be correct.
The other person told me that she was speaking to the English Epidemiologist's Scottish counterpart last March and he said that this epidemic will go on 'for three to five years'! She laughed at the time but now thinks he's likely to be correct.
MrGrumpy
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Depends on what the virus wants to do and how it mutates. Circuit breaker doesn’t surprise me neither. Fully expecting it up here, assuming Westminster orders it !
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FishFright
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Any pre Christmas circuit breaker would have been widely ignored , mainly due to the recent revelations.
BoldonLad
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Everyone is entitled to an opinion of course, but, last years Circuit breaker, in England, was widely ignored, in my experience, even before "party-gate".
The devolved Governments (Scotland and Wales) have had more strict "rules" and restrictions, than England, including "circuit breakers" at various times, during the past two years.
Are Wales and/or Scotland in a significantly "better" situation, Covid wise, than England?
Of course, it is quite possible that compliance, in Scotland and Wales has been no better than in England (even before "party-gate").
