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George Monbiot, "Every single thing this Conservative gov did during the pandemic was wrong.. If you're going to lockdown, you have to lockdown early, they failed to do that..If you're not going to lockdown, you need like in South Korea and Taiwan, a really really good test and trace...

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Here in Australia we had negative excess deaths in 2020 - fewer people died than would be expected in a normal year. The government were (surprisingly) all over it and acted quickly. It was terrible watching the bumbling UK govt make obvious mistakes, they just didn’t care.

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I have listened to all the clips you have posted of George Monbiot on PMQs. He’s honest, intelligent, eloquent and clearly cares for the wellbeing of people, the environment and the planet How I wish he was our PM.

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Georgie Monbiot should be on QT every single week ~ he answers questions with knowledge, passion, compassion, truth to power & integrity. A grown-up at last! @GeorgeMonbiot 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

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Yeah, he’s never getting an invite back. Shows the Tories up too easily.

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For 37 billion we should have had a world beating Test & Trace system.

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Hands up who things we need more @carolvorders & @MarinaPurkiss & @mikegalsworthy on @bbcquestiontime and less #JRM & less #Oakshott and less #Tice. Are you with me on this for 2024?????

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@GeorgeMonbiot Mercer calls George "emotional". The subtle connotation = 'feminine, weak, sensitive, irrational'. What he is, is passionate. Passionate for truth & justice.

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I think it’s safe to say that George speaks for many of us. We should be seeing more of George on MSM. However,common sense and calling things out as they should be is not what the government wants and it’s truly amazing how most TV stations are happy to oblige.

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Remember at election time Plymouth, Mercer was part of this shower of criminals, liars and cowards...

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Questions should be asked if George is not invited back to QT soon.

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