Boris accused of breaking the law again

[IT Minion]

Boris Johnson referred to police over allegedly hosting friends at Chequers in lockdown

Records of visits were reportedly found in official diary by lawyers as they were preparing for Covid public inquiry

www.theguardian.com

Apparently friends and family were invited over to Chequers during lockdown.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Boris Johnson referred to police over allegedly hosting friends at Chequers in lockdown

Records of visits were reportedly found in official diary by lawyers as they were preparing for Covid public inquiry

www.theguardian.com

Apparently friends and family were invited over to Chequers during lockdown.

I'm sure he knew nothing about it and followed his own rules

 

[IT Minion]

Apparently the cabinet office got given his diaries as they were paying for his legal costs. When they reviewed them they saw what looked like law breaking and they were obliged to report it to the police.

 

[gant]

Another case of those close to the truth about the virus didn't think it was as dangerous as they made out to the general public.

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

A bit hard to excuse that as a work meeting like he seemed to get away with for the ones at Downing Street with work colleagues.

No doubt all his advisors are currently concocting all the waffle excuses for him to ramble on about. Can't wait to hear what they cook up this time.

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

Another case of those close to the truth about the virus didn't think it was as dangerous as they made out to the general public.

Absolutely. But they make the rules so also should have followed them.

It's become obvious with hindsight that the lockdown was unjustified. But it appears that those in charge probably knew this at the time too.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Another case of those close to the truth about the virus didn't think it was as dangerous as they made out to the general public.

Don't forget boris was hospital treated

 

[IT Minion]

A man who was in intensive care thanks to COVID is not a good example for the 'its nothing but a sniffle' brigade.

 

[gant]

Would that make him more vigilant? you'd have thought so but obviously not.

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

A man who was in intensive care thanks to COVID is not a good example for the 'its nothing but a sniffle' brigade.

Nobody but you has used that daft phrase here. This is not about stupid theories, you're attempting to slur those who do have concerns by association with an idiotic statement.

It's becoming more obvious over time that the lockdown wasn't the correct course of action. It's also becoming clear that many of those in charge knew this at the time too.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Would that make him more vigilant? you'd have thought so but obviously not.

Or just felt he was above the law, and the people.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Nobody but you has used that daft phrase here. This is not about stupid theories, you're attempting to slur those who do have concerns by association with an idiotic statement.

It's becoming more obvious over time that the lockdown wasn't the correct course of action. It's also becoming clear that many of those in charge knew this at the time too.

The lockdown was not to stop the virus, but to create breathing time for the health system , by reducing, not removing, the chances of transmission.

Right or wrong, it was a situation decided upon by those in charge. Who then flouted their own rules.

 

[gant]

Or just felt he was above the law, and the people.

Your talking deadly virus here, surely you'd be prudent in such circumstances not to cause somebody to die.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Your talking deadly virus here, surely you'd be prudent in such circumstances not to cause somebody to die.

Remember who is being discussed

 

[gant]

Your all over the place again are t you, it's what you do best.