By: antoni orgill

antoni orgill
Mon, 15 Nov 2021 16:03:58 +0000

"It is wrong of the PM to say that the Free Market will sort these issues out ..." That's putting it mildly, I'd say. Then again, I'm of the opinion that it is wrong that Boris Johnson is in charge of any task more complex than fixing fishing nets in the Outer Hebrides ... in mid-Winter (whilst having to listen to his wife nagging ad infinitum through a bag of glue _ or, whatever). Wearing very expensive gloves. Made of useless fifty pound notes. Borrowed from Sir Iain Duncan Smith. Who filched it from that inhumane skinny fucker who can't speak properly. It's a very convincing essay. Maybe some of it will get through to those who make the Big Decisions. Like slashing Universal Credit but spending millions on liars, hypocrites, etc. The state as it is currently managed is in chaos. That's a problem less of economic organisation (after all we had far less panic, shortage, fear and loathing BEFORE Johnson et al) and more of a personal nature. The man in charge is really culpable for the deaths of thousands. I wonder why spiked is fighting so shy of saying what so many are thinking, feeling ... What most of us who 'have been paying attention' as well as through the nose for unscrupulous energy providers' free-booting agents know to be true. Boris Johnson IS an existential threat to the population. Is it just too 'opportunist' and non-spiked-like to hammer this point home until you get it? On a lighter note, it would be fascinating to have a review of relative national Covid-fatality figures. A comparison of the UK with, say, Vietnam might shed some light (albeit back down the tunnel we're supposedly emerging from).