Should be lively today, not really too sure what Boris will do, probably come out on the attack if I had to guess

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Yup he is in the firing line today and from the sounds of it not just from the opposition.

I genuinely think it could lead to big trouble for him - its not the massive issues that bring down governments usually, but more a lot of small things one after another.

Dominic Cummings & the Castle, Matt Hancock and that kiss, MP's seconds jobs and trying to change the rules for their own, drugs in the commons, Piri Patel bullying, the farce which was the speech a few weeks ago, and now the Xmas party in his own house that never was, but his own staff filmed laughing about it...... all this under his watch

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Don't forget him also saying he had nothing to do with rescuing that fella in Afghanistan with the dog sanctuary, then a letter from his personal secretary surfacing, while other innocents were denied and lost their lives

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There will be plenty more to come I'm sure, he is doing what all good barristers do, letting defence spin so many lies that its impossible to keep track, then itll come to a point where they cant go on

Can't wait for yet more restrictions, one that I won't be adhering to.

Time to get on with your life folks.

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It would be fun if after every new guideline announced a reporter had the cheek to ask

'And what are the rules for parliament?'

So much wrong with the tearful speech from the now ex media spokesperson ... probably the most ridiculous statement was when she talked about the integrity that the British people expect from number 10. I don't think anyone expects integrity from that shower after the last 18 months..

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Agreed Tazi........

Plan B announced.......bloke is on drugs if he thinks anyone gives a **** or takes him, Ferguson and Whitty seriously.......

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I'll follow the rules, two wrongs dont make a right

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Those that continue to buy into this ******** are the real worry to both a democratic and free society.

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Your social credit system score is going to be off the scale.

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Your right.......but this is the Conservatives where anything goes so **** him and his mates!

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Dont get me wrong as a labour man through and through I detest him and his party, (no offence tories). But as someone who actually believes in the science I'll follow their guide instead of some random on Twitter 👍

Honestly, I feel really depressed. Had a txt from a mate quoting Johnson about 'having to have a national debate about mandatory vaccinations'. My heart sunk. That's all out total tyranny.

I've not been following anything in respect to this famed party, nor do I really care. I'm of the opinion - not a scientist with all the facts and could we'll be wrong - the worst of this meme flu has passed. What we're hearing about this omni whatnot is one giant nothing burger, regardless of that, the fear mongers having been baring their teeth since around October with tales of woe, mass deaths etc, and then this party that happened is all the ammunition that they've needed to put pressure on Johnson as they're fully aware that he's a reactionary who buckles under pressure. To distract from this Christmas party, Johnson has gone Plan B as a perfect distraction, turned, banked hard right away from the prevailing flack.

I think we're on the event horizon of total and absolute dystopia. The good times have gone. The days of the illusion of having a modicum of relative freedom and interference from .gov will be fewer and fewer as time passes and marches onwards. We're headed right down the plughole, which, as I see is part and parcel of this whole "great reset' and 'build back better' agenda, and as I see it, none of that *better* part of build back is for you, you are just there, getting in the way.

Johnson, Starmer, the Kranky, they're all the same and follow the same agenda. Like the Levellers song goes "they sold us down the river".

I do apologise for the negative sentiments in my post, it's just that that's how I see this all panning out. I hope I'm wrong about everything I've written.

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It's a mighty long 3 weeks to flatten the curve.......

Still, as long as everyone's jabbed up to the eyeballs to do their share then what could possibly go wrong from there on in.