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Wow wow wow! 🔹Hugo Keith asks why he ignored the scientists who called for a circuit breaker and went with a tiered system instead; Johnson waffles 🔹Hugo Keith then asks why he ignored SAGE scientists and invited Gupta, and others from the ‘let it rip’ brigade; Johnson says they... show more

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Farrukhvor 2 Jahren

I'm sharing clips to my Instagram for those also there

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JohnKissvor 2 Jahren

The worst thing about this is that no one will get any form of punishment here. Just blaming each other, but no one will be held responsible

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Sangurovor 2 Jahren

@Carra23 The amount of cooking The Rt Hon Boris Johnson is receiving vs the lies he is giving is insane

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Colin Pattonvor 2 Jahren

Today was always going to be harder for him than yesterday as yesterday he could always fall back on the "we didn't understand at the time" argument but when it comes to the 2nd wave period that argument no longer applies & more people died in the 2nd wave than the 1st.

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The Woke Lady Snowwhite of The Catbiscuitsvor 2 Jahren

Why does Boris remind me of Jimmy Savile ? I can’t shake it out of my mind . Really triggering

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V. 🇫🇷🇬🇧 PhD @inlimbov.bsky.socialvor 2 Jahren

Johnson knows he will get away with it as always, which means we must make extra sure he doesn't. #MIPO

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Ruth Painter ❤️🇺🇦❤️vor 2 Jahren

I noted very early on in the Boris Johnson PM’ship that whenever he lies … he smirks! It’s a clear ‘tell’ … it’s ‘baked in’ to his body language, probably since childhood when he got away with lying by being ‘cute’, then becoming something he probably isn’t even aware of!

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nightmaresonwaxvor 2 Jahren

Ah the real covidiots are slowly being revealed. Crooks ! The lot of em. #CrimesAgainstHumanity

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Mark Lawsonvor 2 Jahren

@grassy213 @AdamFisher02 as per our conversation yesterday Fish, he clearly chose to ignore recommendations from the experts at times whilst admitting to not being all over the SAGE briefs. So, as I say a lazy narcissist was the worst possible person in charge at the worst of times

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