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Patrick Vallance explains how Boris Johnson did not understand the science #CovidInquiry If you watch one thing on the inquiry make it this. Andrew O’Connor, "Boris Johnson was making decisions whose impact was on the whole country, was it not critical that he understand the science?" Patrick Vallance, "Yes"
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So much for Eton.

Maybe don’t vote for the clown next time? Just a thought… 🤷🏻♂️

It is NOT down to Johnson to understand the science. It is down to Johnson to act as chairman, to demand the best scientific advice and BLOODY WELL FOLLOW IT. He didn't. He failed. He thought he knew better. He never did.

Could they have used crayons and lego to get the points across 🤔

@BylinesScotland Isn’t it interesting that men educated in the expensive private school system don’t understand basic data and science.

A functioning alcoholic..."They have lapses in memory while drinking. Occasional lapses in short-term memory are normal. For high-functioning alcoholics, these memory lapses may appear more often. They may forget portions of the conversations."

@Olivepug66 There are many many jobs and colleges who require the applicants to have at least GCSE Maths. Why not Prime Minister?

It was obvious Johnson was unfit for high office it's a shame its taken this long to identify what was obvious to a lot of us before he became an MP never mind PM. He was a jovial grifter.

@tanita_tikaram i.e. when Johnson repeatedly said “we’re following the science” he was talking bollox same as every word he speaks

So what is plainly obvious @BorisJohnson should never have been in control during the Pandemic because he’s thick as 🐷💩 and responsible for multiple thousands of deaths





