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seenbeen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It seems the USA have been analysing satellite > images of hospital attendances in Wuhan and > Internet searches of corona symptoms > https://uk.yahoo.com/news/satellite-images-packed- > wuhan-hospitals-160744017.html food for thought here- might explain why a lot of people think they already had it at the back end of last year!

Sephiroth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Starmer is not leading the country (not yet > anyway) > > Don?t you get it. People follow the government > message and actions. And there is the problem. I personally get 'it' fine- people in the media and on the ED forum follow whatever the lefty, anti-government message is at that moment in time. And the other people who don't even listen to the government, i.e. scientific message, do exactly what they want.

The voice of reason https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtPfoEvNJ74

tiddles Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think the blatant disregard of The govt > recommendations by a govt advisor killed off > people?s perceptions as to how much we needed to > socially distance. There was a clear sea change > after that fiasco. Cummings isn't an elected MP for a start, and didn't even go near anyone else. And the biased media made little of the blatant actions by Labour MPs who broke the lockdown laws and actually did mix with other people- Stephen Kinnock MP, Tahir Ali MP (twice), Kevan Jones, and Rosie Duffield MP who, in good old Labour style went off to have a bit of nookie with a married man. And the hypocrite Starmer laid into Dominic Cummings and did not admonish his own MPs- he was too eager to get at Boris whilst Boris was still recovering from the Wuhan virus. Cannot understand how Starmer even got to be leader with his track record https://medium.com/@lucynevitt/starmers-shambolic-cps-affabd38bb6d

Chick Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > uncleglen Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Amazon synopsis of Owen Jones' 'Chavs: the > > Demonisation of the Working Class' > > > > I have a 'Chav' (i.e. Essex,) accent, and since > a > > black 14 year old asked me in school if I was > > 'Common' (to which I replied- 'no, there is > only > > one of me') I realised that divisiveness is > > rampant everywhere....Liberals have also tried > to > > be 'friends' with the white working classes- > but > > only succeeded in doing them down- the only > > 'friend' the working classes had was Mrs > Thatcher > > who let them buy their own homes. > > Tony Crossland (Charterhouse educated btw) of > > Labour made sure that the working classes did > not > > 'get educated' by getting rid of grammar > > schools... > > > Tossa Is that all you've got- wanka

DulwichBorn&Bred Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Some guidelines if people do go: > https://metro.co.uk/2020/06/04/how-protest-safely- > pandemic-12803809/ Guidelines? What guidelines? https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8394281/Priti-Patel-calls-Black-Lives-Matter-protesters-stay-home-Covid-threat.html- some lovely photos of people following the guidelines. I feel sorry for the vulnerable who have just had a taste of freedom.

Amazon synopsis of Owen Jones' 'Chavs: the Demonisation of the Working Class' I have a 'Chav' (i.e. Essex,) accent, and since a black 14 year old asked me in school if I was 'Common' (to which I replied- 'no, there is only one of me') I realised that divisiveness is rampant everywhere....Liberals have also tried to be 'friends' with the white working classes- but only succeeded in doing them down- the only 'friend' the working classes had was Mrs Thatcher who let them buy their own homes. Tony Crossland (Charterhouse educated btw) of Labour made sure that the working classes did not 'get educated' by getting rid of grammar schools...

How can people have a serious discussion about racism when the hypocrisy manifested in these situations exists. https://www.theguardian.com/society/2019/nov/27/girls-gangs-sexual-criminal-exploitation-violence

He'd have been in good company https://www.directline.com/media/archive-2016/millions-of-motorists-risk-driving-with-bad-eyesight there's a Specsavers at Bell Green in the Sainsburys btw

seems straight forward enough. Although most people in ED are likely to get infected by joggers or supermarket workers who don't social distance in my experience https://www.standard.co.uk/news/health/coronavirus-track-and-trace-uk-a4452006.html

Quaranteens- is that the new name for youths who are 13-19 at this time?

Stephen Kinnock MP Tahir Ali MP Kevan Jones MP Leo Varadkar Taoiseach.......sack the lot of them! Camp out on their doorsteps, spread the virus, who cares!

Sephiroth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I?ve been full of advice - to go over the big > ticket items of the last few years > > Don?t vote to leave the eu > Don?t give either Johnson or Corbyn a big majority > > Actually don?t elect johnson as replacemnt for May > > Lock down at the start of March - don?t wait until > nearly the end > replace Johnson immediately - probably with Hunt. > > Remove Cummings > Immediately extend Brexit transition by 2 years > > Wherever I say these things I get told off. But > don?t say I don?t offer advice None of that is practical advice on anything since you give no reasons and I would 'advise' the complete opposite which is now the status quo...thank goodness- and the democratic will of the people. It is even more clear that DC did nothing wrong as he has fully explained his actions on the briefing. And once again we see the hostility of the lefty media in all its glory. If people think they can do what they like ( they've been doing it anyway) because of DC then they are just petulant children (which many of them are anyway)

Sephiroth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "this" as in your thread title - "Is Boris fit to > lead?" > > The answer is clearly "no he isn't". But on this > thread various people have ignored that to just > strawman a "this is a leftie/momentum led" thing 'Clearly?' You are full of insults but offer NO practical advice/solutions. There are Tories who feel that Cummings has too much power for an unelected adviser...(shades of the attitude towards Alistair Campbell here!) What is CLEAR is that Dominic Cummings did nothing wrong.....unlike the vultures outside his home - the press have truly showed their useless selves 24/7 during this pandemic

I went to the post office on the 14th April because I needed a proof of posting. I was appalled at the lack of social distancing and the pavements were more crammed than on a Saturday....so yet again the Reds of ED are ONLY picking out the Tories- let me remind you that Boris has an 80 seat majority....he has done Brexit....and the whole world is in the midst of a pandemic because of the dishonesty of China and the collusion of the WHO....btw- the brilliant film Contagion is on Netflix- I suggest you all watch it and be grateful that covid 19 is not worse than it is....

How the bloody hell can you title something 'Is Boris Fit To Lead' on the East Dulwich Forum and not expect lefty anti-government comments- for heaven's sake ED is the heart of champagne socialist London or hadn't you noticed....it was deliberate- and if it wasn't ...no- it was deliberate. Anyway as someone pointed out -Boris was out jogging (in this heat he should get a medal)....and I'm sure he is on Doctor's orders

No-One knows- and it was oh so predictable that a Momentum-inspired bs thread would be created on here. The arrogance of you people thinking you know better than anyone else. AND we should maybe have followed the example of germany -a country that followed a nationalistic path (what else is new!) and we were disadvantaged from day 1 https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/16/world/europe/coronavirus-antibody-test-uk.html

siousxiesue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In the last 24 hours government ministers have: > 1 Accidentally made it illegal to drive to Wales > 2 Stated, wrongly, that Covid-19 is in the water > supply > 3 Made it easier to see other people's parents > than your own > 4 Issued guidance about business that the London > Chamber of Commerce have instructed us to ignore > 5 Issued guidance about lockdown that 3 of the 4 > nations in the Union have instructed us to ignore > 6 Released advice top experts were not given a > chance to review and approve > 7 Said the announcement had to be on Sunday, so it > could start Monday > 8 Then said they meant Wednesday > 9 Then said we must go to work > 10 Then said we must not travel to work > 11 Then blamed the public for not understanding > them > 12 Then appeared on TV to explain the rules, got > them wrong, and had to be corrected by Piers > Morgan > 13 Then appeared in Parliament to explain the > rules, got them wrong, and had to be corrected by > the opposition > And that?s just Monday > Credit @RussInCheshire Most of this is lies. You are NOT allowed to drive to Wales or Scotland because they have decided to not ease their own lockdowns. Boris clearly stated that the measures were to start on Wednesday- He clearly stated that travelling to work was good but try not to use public transport use a bike or walk if you can. I cannot be bothered to address the rest because it if you had actually listened to the guidance given out since 20th March you would have a clear idea of what to do- OR read it on the government website -it is all on the government website.....what shops can open, when they may be allowed to open...honestly just like most of the media during the press briefings all this sniping at the government just indicates in which 'direction' you are motivated. If you are not part of the solution YOU are part of the problem. Still, that's ED for you !

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Trump apologists are often as poorly educated as > he is - that is the problem. Here we go again with the Brexit-esque insults- the arrogance of you 'people' is palpable

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm quite enjoying the Mash Report > > https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000hr3q/the > -mash-report-series-4-episode-5 > > This features some more of the miracle cures > including some nutter in America with a large > following and a regular on Twitter who was > suggesting injecting bleach into our bodies. The > screw tops are to prevent kids opening and > drinking the stuff, not sure how we stop adults > injecting it. The POTUS did not say inject bleach..... Anyway there are NHS nurses who I know for a fact have told actual patients on their wards with serious hereditary diseases to 'go to my church and god will cure them'.....

edcam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I?d prefer the government hadn?t let the NHS down, > both prior to and during the pandemic. I?d also > prefer that Brexit and the mood of > anti-immigration in this country hadn?t done so > much to undermine so many who work in the NHS but > the clapping every week does at least unite people > in being thankful for what we have. How exactly did the government let the NHS down? I presume you mean THIS government- you need to qualify this statement- it is not helpful- just indicative of the loony left of ED- don't go on about privatisation because that is lefty bs and started way before 'this' government.

More true colours creeping out of the woodwork ... https://www.leeds-live.co.uk/news/leeds-news/leeds-councillor-julie-heselwood-claims-18069869 https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-rmt-union-official-steve-hedley-suspended-over-disparaging-remarks-on-pms-health-11971673 that last example of 'humanity' is on ?106,000 a year

Peckhampam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Uncleglen-I hope very much that Boris gets well. > But I hate everything he stands for, certainly do > not love him, and am amazed you can blithely say > "the majority of us love you." Any evidence? Will two terms as London mayor and a general Election landslide do? and Quids I misread your 'bien pensants' as 'bien peasants'....certainly aspiring peasants!

Oh well-there had to be one https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/news/local-news/labour-expels-heanor-mayor-saying-4027262 Get well soon Boris - the majority of us love you

siousxiesue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why doesn't she qualify for benefits? I reckon the reason why builders are being allowed to carry on is because a lot of them are paid cash in hand, there is no record of them on the UK systems...does Christina fall into that category- all the cleaners I've ever met get cash in hand