Boris Johnson-Prime Minister (Vol 8)

[anonymous-user]

bmwmike said:

272BHP said:

bmwmike said:

AmitG said:

bmwmike said:

Does anyone still believe he was in ICU with covid? I don't and never have. More likely a hangover or alcohol poisoning by the sounds of it.

I think that if it was not covid it would be almost impossible to cover up. NHS nurses are not the type to keep quiet over something like that...

Disagree, I think patient confidentiality is an over-riding concern of majority of NHS medical professionals. Which is more likely, the boris told the truth, or that boris told a lie to suit his agenda?

Are you sure you are not a Russian bot?

Boris can't even cover up eating a slice of cake without half the room taking pics to sell on.

Nobody has ever asked me that before. But well done on the forum cliche double whammy of tired blackadder references and bot accusations.

I’ll ask as well then, are you a Russian bot?
That you genuinely suggest that Boris didn’t have Covid just demonstrates how ridiculous stupid you seem!

[blueg33]

Murph7355 said:

pquinn said:

blueg33 said:

Mojooo said:

Thanks for the 400 Sir Keir!

Genuine question. I have 2 houses, do I get 800?

I believe so.

Double mental if so (and it would not surprise me).

When I keep banging on about them all being the same, I didn't quite mean this far the same. So much for not voting Labour last time out.

It is pretty dumb. Mind you, one is registered as a business so if they do it on council tax I won’t get the payment.

[bitchstewie]

As much as I don't think he can lie straight in bed I think it's odd that people don't think he was ill.

[bmwmike]

Bandit said:

I’ll ask as well then, are you a Russian bot?
That you genuinely suggest that Boris didn’t have Covid just demonstrates how ridiculous stupid you seem!

Hahaha genuinely laughed at that. Thanks.

P. S. You believing and arse licking everything boris does just demonstrates how rid... Oh nevermind.

[ddom]

Bandit said:

I’ll ask as well then, are you a Russian bot?
That you genuinely suggest that Boris didn’t have Covid just demonstrates how ridiculous stupid you seem!

There wasn’t a party either

[JeffreyD]

bhstewie said:

As much as I don't think he can lie straight in bed I think it's odd that people don't think he was ill.

Just as with the rumours about his wife, if it did turn out he wasnt telling the truth about his Covid illness then I don't think anyone would be surprised.

[bmwmike]

JeffreyD said:

bhstewie said:

As much as I don't think he can lie straight in bed I think it's odd that people don't think he was ill.

Just as with the rumours about his wife, if it did turn out he wasnt telling the truth about his Covid illness then I don't think anyone would be surprised.

Exactly. And i don't doubt he was ill, but i do doubt he ended up in ICU. It was highly convenient in setting the stage for the next lockdown. Plus, he is a liar. Look at the parties etc.

[Rufus Stone]

bmwmike said:

Exactly. And i don't doubt he was ill, but i do doubt he ended up in ICU. It was highly convenient in setting the stage for the next lockdown. Plus, he is a liar. Look at the parties etc.

Oh he ended up in ICU alright. The question is did he need to be there?

[biggbn]

bmwmike said:

JeffreyD said:

bhstewie said:

As much as I don't think he can lie straight in bed I think it's odd that people don't think he was ill.

Just as with the rumours about his wife, if it did turn out he wasnt telling the truth about his Covid illness then I don't think anyone would be surprised.

Exactly. And i don't doubt he was ill, but i do doubt he ended up in ICU. It was highly convenient in setting the stage for the next lockdown. Plus, he is a liar. Look at the parties etc.

Come on man, there were no parties. And if there were, and there were not, he wasn't at them. And if he was at them, and he wasn't, no rules were broken. And if any rules were broken, and they weren't, he didn't break any. And if he did break any rules, which he didn't, he is sorry. And if he is sorry, which he isn't, he is vert sorry, but never told any lies. And if he did tell lies, which he didn't, he didn't mean to, he didn't know they were lies, or it was someone else. But. He is sorry. For everything. Takes full responsibility.

Gotta love Boris, he's a geezer (which he's not), he's one of us (which he's not), he's a laugh (which he's not), he's different than the rest of 'em (which he's not)....

[bitchstewie]

I think being pragmatic there's a middle ground where perhaps it isn't did he need to be there but it's whether it was appropriate that the Prime Minister was there "just in case" his condition worsened?

Show me any evidence that he lied about having Covid and I think you know my view on that but honestly it seems a bit mean to think Downing Street and whoever is responsible for his security and continuity of Government would sit back and think "yeah we'll just wait and see how bad he gets".

[biggbn]

I honestly think people doubting he had covid or was very poorly are completely wrong. I can see a 'boy who cried wolf' situation here for sure but Boris seemed visibly shaken and weakened after his bout, I remember feeling genuine concern when I saw his television appearances shortly after his hospitalisation.

Yes, one can make the point that his covid experience didn't exactly impact his outlook for long, given the many and varied subsequent transgressions he has been involved with, but that is a different argument, much different than doubting he was ill in the first place.

[Murph7355]

bmwmike said:

Exactly. And i don't doubt he was ill, but i do doubt he ended up in ICU. It was highly convenient in setting the stage for the next lockdown. Plus, he is a liar. Look at the parties etc.

So the police are bent and now the NHS are bent too, all in it to keep Boris in power?

Shark jumping...

[Murph7355]

biggbn said:

Come on man, there were no parties. And if there were, and there were not, ....

Having seen the photos of these "parties", I seriously pity anyone who thinks they were. Apple juice, wine out of little plastic cups, a bottle or two of gin and supermarket sandwiches out of a packet. Tragic.

If that's what parties are these days, I'm glad I don't go out as much as I used too

(No commentary on Boris etc btw....just amused at people's apparent views on parties. And a little disappointed that there were no photos of Boris dancing on the table, tie around is head, pants around his ankles, glitter ball on the chandelier, disco lights, smoke machine and a fag in one hand and bottle of Bolli in the other).

[bmwmike]

biggbn said:

I honestly think people doubting he had covid or was very poorly are completely wrong. I can see a 'boy who cried wolf' situation here for sure but Boris seemed visibly shaken and weakened after his bout, I remember feeling genuine concern when I saw his television appearances shortly after his hospitalisation.

Yes, one can make the point that his covid experience didn't exactly impact his outlook for long, given the many and varied subsequent transgressions he has been involved with, but that is a different argument, much different than doubting he was ill in the first place.

We now know that the reason he looked shaken and weakened is because he was hung over doing those podium daily updates. Making sure the bottles of wine don't get seen in the news conferences etc.

[bmwmike]

Murph7355 said:

bmwmike said:

Exactly. And i don't doubt he was ill, but i do doubt he ended up in ICU. It was highly convenient in setting the stage for the next lockdown. Plus, he is a liar. Look at the parties etc.

So the police are bent and now the NHS are bent too, all in it to keep Boris in power?

Shark jumping...

Nope, the met police were very obviously turning a blind eye or even at the parties, at some level but the NHS doesn't need to cover anything up. BJ was in hospital, probably preventative or out of an abundance of caution - not ICU though. ICU is a big step up in care. Patient confidentiality is par for the course for NHS, no need to cover anything up.

[biggbn]

Murph7355 said:

biggbn said:

Come on man, there were no parties. And if there were, and there were not, ....

Having seen the photos of these "parties", I seriously pity anyone who thinks they were. Apple juice, wine out of little plastic cups, a bottle or two of gin and supermarket sandwiches out of a packet. Tragic.

If that's what parties are these days, I'm glad I don't go out as much as I used too

(No commentary on Boris etc btw....just amused at people's apparent views on parties. And a little disappointed that there were no photos of Boris dancing on the table, tie around is head, pants around his ankles, glitter ball on the chandelier, disco lights, smoke machine and a fag in one hand and bottle of Bolli in the other).

Murph, I actually agree with what you are saying, it is an unfortunate use of a word that can describe a four year old having two friends round for a birthday tea party to a group pf lads going on a four day bender and zeroing their bank balances. For me, the behavior pictured fits into that broad range of descriptions and doesn't look like any work environment I have been in, unless said work environment was having a 'party'!

[Murph7355]

bmwmike said:

Nope, the met police were very obviously turning a blind eye or even at the parties, at some level but the NHS doesn't need to cover anything up. BJ was in hospital, probably preventative or out of an abundance of caution - not ICU though. ICU is a big step up in care. Patient confidentiality is par for the course for NHS, no need to cover anything up.

As I recall it, everyone said he was in ICU...didn't the two nurses say it?

[JeffreyD]

Murph7355 said:

As I recall it, everyone said he was in ICU...didn't the two nurses say it?

I think the story was that he was in ICU but not on a ventilator.
I mean I absolutely dispise the bellend but even I can see it's fair enough for the PM to get a bit of extra service.

[AW111]

Murph7355 said:

Having seen the photos of these "parties", I seriously pity anyone who thinks they were. Apple juice, wine out of little plastic cups, a bottle or two of gin and supermarket sandwiches out of a packet. Tragic.

If that's what parties are these days, I'm glad I don't go out as much as I used too

(No commentary on Boris etc btw....just amused at people's apparent views on parties. And a little disappointed that there were no photos of Boris dancing on the table, tie around is head, pants around his ankles, glitter ball on the chandelier, disco lights, smoke machine and a fag in one hand and bottle of Bolli in the other).

We always have a karaoke machine at work meetings.

And suitcases full of booze.

[loafer123]

I really think some people on this thread need to give their head a wobble and step outside for some fresh air.