COP26

[west didsblue]

The Daily Mail comments section is flooded with Russian bots. Russia's economy is heavily reliant on fossil fuels so they have a financial interest in attempting to discredit the likes of Greta, as well as swaying public opinion on events like COP.

I'm fairly sure that's right. There is also massive support for anti-vax comments on there which can't even be reflective of the gammon population when we know that well over 90% of old people are vaccinated. It's all about shit stirring and it's the Russians that are biggest beneficiaries of this country being in disarray.
What is disgraceful is that the Mail allow it to happen, or more likely are fully complicit.

 

[hammocity]

I'm fairly sure that's right. There is also massive support for anti-vax comments on there which can't even be reflective of the gammon population when we know that well over 90% of old people are vaccinated. It's all about shit stirring and it's the Russians that are biggest beneficiaries of this country being in disarray.
What is disgraceful is that the Mail allow it to happen, or more likely are fully complicit.

Mentioning older people and linking them to the gammon population is disgraceful.

 

[Manchester33]

I'm fairly sure that's right. There is also massive support for anti-vax comments on there which can't even be reflective of the gammon population when we know that well over 90% of old people are vaccinated. It's all about shit stirring and it's the Russians that are biggest beneficiaries of this country being in disarray.
What is disgraceful is that the Mail allow it to happen, or more likely are fully complicit.

Yeah, firstly Novovax was designed on information that was hacked by Russia. It's essentially the AstraZeneca vaccine. Russia needed a vaccine to improve its soft power around the world.

They know discrediting our vaccine can destabilise our economy and as a direct result, strengthen their own hand.

 

[west didsblue]

Mentioning older people and linking them to the gammon population is disgraceful.

I'm an older person (in my 50s).
Not all old people are gammons by any stretch but most gammon are older people.
Didn't mean to imply otherwise and apologies if it came across that way.

 

[hammocity]

I'm an older person (in my 50s).
Not all old people are gammons by any stretch but most gammon are older people.
Didn't mean to imply otherwise and apologies if it came across that way.

Fair enough, I just hate that word referring to older people, kind of implies they are all intransigent, stick in the muds who have no regard for anyone else. I know loads of older people who are anything but, however I do know some that would fit the word but they’re definitely outnumbered, thanks for the reply.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Mentioning older people and linking them to the gammon population is disgraceful.

Is it too difficult for them to chew? :)

 

[MillionMilesAway]

I'm an older person (in my 50s).
Not all old people are gammons by any stretch but most gammon are older people.
Didn't mean to imply otherwise and apologies if it came across that way.

By mass, I believe most gammon is Mark Francois.

 

[shemnel]

Police criticised over raid on Glasgow squat housing Cop26 activists

Officers accused of trying to break into Baile Hoose with battering ram and entering rooms with batons drawn

www.theguardian.com

 

[I'm With Stupid]

Nice to see that there were more fossil fuel lobbyists, sorry, representatives, invited to COP26 than guests from any individual country. It's always the same when discussing regulation of any industry. Campaigners and non-profit groups are always sidelined or end up marching on the streets outside the events. Meanwhile the very organisations causing the problems, with a huge interest in ensuring that regulation doesn't happen, are guests of honour.

 

[mat]

By mass, I believe most gammon is Mark Francois.