Mutating Corona Virus

[honeybee13]

The Mirror is saying that Boris Johnson has been spotted cycling 7 miles from Downing Street. And he visited a vaccination centre in Bristol, 100 miles from London.

 

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/boris-johnson-spotted-cycling-seven-23298459

[tobyjugg2]

  wearing a mask and a Transport for London hat, yesterday afternoon at around 2pm, along with an entourage of security guards.

- gotta be him

 

.. around Londons Olympic Park - and further away than those two ladies travelled too

and "he did note how busy the park was and he commented on it"

- was it 'how come Trump can get the plebs tear-gassed to clear his way and I can't?

 

- His armed security must have kept the covid lockdown enforcement coppers away in the pandemic center of Londons parks

.. or perhaps they were all busy seconded to Derbyshire?

Edited January 11, 2021 by tobyjugg2

[tobyjugg2]

ooops

 

Government urges 600,000 people aged over 80 to drive up to 90 minutes to get Covid jab

[tobyjugg2]

mmm 130 -140 miles from the East coast old folks retirement areas around Ingoldmells to Birmingham - each way

 

Like many of the 'UK' weather maps, the Midlands east coast has already sunk into the sea as far as they are concerned it would seem.

 

Over 70 miles each way from Thatchers old abode

Edited January 11, 2021 by tobyjugg2

[honeybee13]

The government has changed the rules on taking questions from the public at covid briefings, so they can cherry pick the questions and have advance notice of what they are,, instead of the current system.

 

They might as well write the questions themselves.

 

https://bylinetimes.com/2021/01/11/rule-change-government-hand-pick-public-questions-coronavirus-press-conferences/

[tobyjugg2]

Journalists should refuse

Just like they did when trump tried to limit journalists to his cheerleaders

[brassnecked]

They have took a lesson from the BBC on Question Time then, cherry pick and tilt the narrative away from any critique of "their" narrative,

[tobyjugg2]

On 09/01/2021 at 11:24, tobyjugg2 said:

After a statement from the National Chief Police Council which pointed out there were no legal restrictions on the distance one could travel for exercise – the force (Derbyshire) has said it will review all fines given out during the lockdown.

 

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/police-women-walk-derbyshire-coronavirus-lockdown-picnic-coffee-b1784816.html

 

After travelling 10 minutes to take a socially distanced walk they Jessica Allen and Eliza Moore were stopped by officers and told their takeaway coffees counted as an illegal picnic

 

 

"The fines have now been rescinded and Derbyshire Police have apologised to the two women"

 

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/covid-lockdown-exercise-rules-how-far-b1785703.html

[tobyjugg2]

"Kit Malthouse said Boris Johnson's bike ride to east London was within the rules, which say people can exercise but must do so in their local area.

But he said this may not always be the case, adding: "It depends where you are. Seven miles will be local in different areas and at different times."

 

.. as they say - Nothing like clarifying the rules ...

 

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/boris-johnson-cycling-kit-malthouse-7-miles-b1785916.html

 

[hightail]

5 hours ago, tobyjugg2 said:

"The fines have now been rescinded and Derbyshire Police have apologised to the two women"

Only because the press picked it up.  How many have been bullied into paying fines which should never have been issued.

[tobyjugg2]

 

or who you are of course - cummings syndrome

 

I dont think anyone with a shred of honesty or, decency,

would think that 2 people, going in separate cars a ten minute travel to go out of the way of crowds to exercise together as specifically stated in the rules was wrong,

and that some tosspot cycling 7 miles with an entourage of security, through a busy part of London to a crowded park, or some other tosspot travelling across the country to beauty spots to 'test their eyes' was right.

 

But then again, as we know - Johnson doesn't have the slightest shred of honesty or decency.

 

He's rather see his doners make millions from taxpayers while supposedly 'feeding' hungry kids for a week with less than he has free for breakfast.

Just like he's see billions into his pals hands for not testing or tracing

Edited January 12, 2021 by tobyjugg2

[tobyjugg2]

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/teacher-slams-free-meals-provider-21757484

 

https://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/11456745.chartwells-have-failed-and-council-needs-to-fix-school-meals-fiasco-says-catering-firm-forerunner/

 

I cant think of any response that wouldn't destroy the sites language rules

Tory/populist **** doesn't even scratch the surface.

[tobyjugg2]

 

a £30 cost food parcel to last a child a week from the Tory Populists doner mates.

 

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/free-school-meals-parcels-b1786102.html

 

British Government  ministers should ALL be made to go hungry, with just water to drink for a week as a response to this

- and think themselves very fortunate

 

[honeybee13]

It's terrible value for money, judging by the photos I've seen today. The government doesn't trust families with food vouchers but is happy to give the money to catering companies who then siphon off most of it.

[brassnecked]

It just gets worse.

[tobyjugg2]

UK Supermarket vs Johnsons Chartwell chums

 

Finland feeds Kids VS Johnson Chartwell Chums

 

 

 

 

 

https://twitter.com/RoadsideMum/status/1348646428084760576?s=20&ncid=newsltukhpmgpols

[brassnecked]

Noticeable in the Finnish pack was the inclusion of eggs, a most egregious omission in the Chartwell less generous than a day's ration from a foodbank pack

[tobyjugg2]

let alone that the alternatives include some decent bread - not that super processed 'dead bread'  that mummifies over time.

Thought the UK had banned that super processed plastic bread decades ago.

 

Something to consider

Even the Nazis fed their own kids

Edited January 13, 2021 by tobyjugg2

[brassnecked]

5 minutes ago, tobyjugg2 said:

let alone that the alternatives include some decent bread - not that super processed 'dead bread'  that mummifies over time.

Thought the UK had banned that plastic bread decades ago.

No its alive and well, the long life bread has loads of vinegar in it to keep it fresh longer, yuck.

[tobyjugg2]

Really making even Corbyn look like a less undesirable alternative aren't they.

 

corrected

Edited January 13, 2021 by tobyjugg2

[honeybee13]

I saw a photo on Twitter of a box that had not very much in it and two packs of bagels that had been frozen, I felt quite ill looking at it. How on earth are you meant use bagels that have been thawed out to provide snacks for the next week?

[tobyjugg2]

Apparently Tory Scummiest of **** minister Vicky ford isnt banning Chartwells (WHAT!) and is continuing to press the Tory **** 'food parcels first pressure, has said:

 

"“Chartwells has rightly apologised and admitted the parcel in question was not good enough. I met their managing director earlier today and he has assured me they have taken immediate action to stop further deliveries of poor-quality parcels. They will ensure schools affected are compensated and they will provide additional food to the eligible child in line with our increased funding.”"

 

Chartwells added:  'from next Monday would ensure food hampers reflect the additional £3.50 a week allocation per pupil receiving a food parcel at home.

 

So a bit extra compared to what those pictures show (about an extra 50p - £1's worth to a pack)  based on the existing 'value'

 

So more taxpayer money to Chartwells - NOT penalisation.

 

ALL school authorities should now STOP using Chartwells immediately, cancel any outstanding orders as unfit for purpose and supply vouchers for use at supermarkets/shop chains

NO IFS BUTS OR MAYBEs

 

https://www.theguardian.com/education/2021/jan/12/food-parcel-first-policy-under-pressure-after-outcry-from-parents-in-england

Edited January 13, 2021 by tobyjugg2

[honeybee13]

Ministers and companies like Chartwell never seem to spell out exactly what 'action' they're going to take, do they? And if it's that easy to fix, why haven't they taken action already?

[tobyjugg2]

The simple blatantly obvious (IMO) fact that they would send that pitiful crap to feed kids, while very clearly profiting immensly from it should exclude them from supplying food to anyone (except Tory ministers)

- - claiming that it was some sort of 'error' is just adding insult to injury and abuse.

 

'Sorry your child has developed malnutrition and rickets - its just an admin error and you can be sure we'll look into it in the coming months after we receive more taxpayer money, and will credit any we consider don't meet OUR standards once out execs come back from spending their profits in Barbados

- - -  E your own SAD comes to mind.

 

That Ministers would NOT immediately remove any contracts from such a company and have food standards investigate, but instead give them MORE taxpayer money, defines those ministers as profiteering child abusing ****

 

Both deeply saddens and enrages me that any UK government could be a part of such obnoxious inhuman behaviour.

 

Johnson claims to be a traditionalist - well more like a Dickensian'ist

- well, there is little doubt in my mind that he and all his ministers should be very 'traditionally stripped of position and a 'traditional' Dickensian public punishment applied.

 

Schools must immediately refuse to use this company

 

Edited January 13, 2021 by tobyjugg2

[brassnecked]

Compass are no better with Works Canteens, overpriced  carp.