Rishi Sunak

bluethrunthru said:
so Vallance, Whitty and now van Tam have all confirmed that Sunak and Johnson have lied and that they were never consulted over Eat Out To Help Out. All of them have said it was a stupid idea.
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The rat avoided the questions about it in PMQs earlier.
 
I was brought up with the belief that actions can have consequences.

If it was up to me I'd order criminal proceedings against anyone found to be culpable in the needless death of citizens. It's up there with treason and should be treated accordingly.

However we seem to live in a society run by narcacissts and sociopaths and that's a scary path to be on.
 
bluethrunthru said:
so Vallance, Whitty and now van Tam have all confirmed that Sunak and Johnson have lied and that they were never consulted over Eat Out To Help Out. All of them have said it was a stupid idea.
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I reckon, as a percentage, the amount of fraud associated with Eat Out to Help Out was the greatest in relation to Covid schemes and possibly any in UK history. Widespread piss taking going on.
 
TinFoilHat said:
I was brought up with the belief that actions can have consequences.

If it was up to me I'd order criminal proceedings against anyone found to be culpable in the needless death of citizens. It's up there with treason and should be treated accordingly.

However we seem to live in a society run by narcacissts and sociopaths and that's a scary path to be on.
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The problem would be finding anyone culpable of it as there is enough distance between decision and outcome to absolve individuals at the top of the decision making.

Take people discharged to care homes with covid. People died as a result. The directive from NHS England (probably via the health department) was to free up the hospital beds for the medically fit. In practice what happened was hospitals were testing a patient but they were being discharged before the results (took 3 days back then) were back - by then too late. NHS England would say well how our directive was implemented was down to the individual hospitals, the government would say how our directive was implemented was down to NHS England and if that failed to get them off the hook they’d simply say at the time we needed to clear hospitals was we didn’t know how the virus would spread. At best you’d end up with some poor CEO of a hospital serving time. That’s not justice.

We pay these people to make fundamental decisions for the country as a whole but when was the last time we heard one of them take responsibility without it being dragged out of them kicking and screaming?
 
gordondaviesmoustache said:
I reckon, as a percentage, the amount of fraud associated with Eat Out to Help Out was the greatest in relation to Covid schemes and possibly any in UK history. Widespread piss taking going on.
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Plenty of people took advantage of it though. Couldn't get a table anywhere in Prestwich one night during the scheme.
The reported figures might have differed somewhat from the actual though.
 
tregyblue61 said:
I see Rushi has had a strop and wont play the Greek PM at marbles now.

My personal view is that the Parthenon Sculptures should be returned to their rightful place.

We've storage cupboards and rooms bursting to the seems with British artefacts. Start showing them instead.
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I agree but you put a guy in charge who has no political or diplomatic acumen or experience and who has never been cross questioned in his life and so bridles at the sheer prospect is unfit for the highest office. I am certain he would say Churchill or Thatcher is his inspiration - neither were so childish when faced with difficult issues.

 
bluethrunthru said:
I agree but you put a guy in charge who has no political or diplomatic acumen or experience and who has never been cross questioned in his life and so bridles at the sheer prospect is unfit for the highest office. I am certain he would say Churchill or Thatcher is his inspiration - neither were so childish when faced with difficult issues.

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Continued prosecution of the insane and harmful policy of turning our back on our neighbours. Fucking rude ****.
 
bluethrunthru said:
I agree but you put a guy in charge who has no political or diplomatic acumen or experience and who has never been cross questioned in his life and so bridles at the sheer prospect is unfit for the highest office. I am certain he would say Churchill or Thatcher is his inspiration - neither were so childish when faced with difficult issues.

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He cannot do confrontation, and just when we needed a leader as well.

Ah we’ll, we cannot even deal with the lesser states, a reminder of where we are in world politics.
 
gordondaviesmoustache said:
Continued prosecution of the insane and harmful policy of turning our back on our neighbours. Fucking rude ****.
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Indeed, as if there is any real reason to hold onto another country's historical treasures that were basically looted, and to pretend that it matters to any normal person is just insane and pathetic to cancel a meeting because they had the nerve to state their position.

He’s bleating that we spent money maintaining them, while being the guy who lost billions to fraudulent COVID support claims.

Go on Richie, tells us how much we have actually spent on cleaning the bloody things? I bet it is not anything like as much as you have wasted on your Rwandan fantasy project

If it a significant amount of money that is worth mentioning (which obviously it isn’t) then why not give them back to the people they were stolen from and they can have the expense of doing it in future!
 
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TinFoilHat said:
What the fuck is he doing picking a fight with Greece?

Is Sunak trying to be shown he's fighting nasty foreigners.
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What a dilemma for them.
The gammon flag-shaggers will tell Greece to sod off and stop interfering in Britain‘s glorious history and heritage. They can whistle for their marbles!
The gammon flag-shaggers will have fit when they hear that we are allowing a group of foreign sculptures to stay in a British museum and are costing the hard-working British taxpayers money, and taking up space that could be used for indigenous British exhibits!
 
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