Best bits: Patrick Vallance exposes chaos in Boris Johnson's pandemic planning at Covid Inquiry

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  • Опубликовано: 27 янв 2025

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  • @yellowmonkee0
    @yellowmonkee0 Год назад +440

    What I absolutely love about this is that even after discovery of truth there will be zero accountability.

    • @jondarbyshire-s7k
      @jondarbyshire-s7k Год назад +58

      The British are so apathetic, in any other nation (France) there would be riots, marches, and demonstrations against the ruling party. The silence is deafening!

    • @swally291
      @swally291 Год назад +5

      Not necessarily, should things come to light that Plod is interested in, there will be prosecutions

    • @PerteTotale
      @PerteTotale Год назад +1

      @@swally291 good idea, but they are so legally uncatchable, and they know it, but you app. do not.

    • @Sally237-s4w
      @Sally237-s4w Год назад +22

      Time for this to be reviewed and a new law in..dissolve the Tory party ,they deserve no less.

    • @wendymitchell587
      @wendymitchell587 Год назад +26

      I hope all those who lost relatives ect act collectively and sue the pants off them for their incompetent

  • @GrahamGeorge1
    @GrahamGeorge1 Год назад +191

    Instead of an Inquiry it should be a Criminal Trial.

    • @Doonie310
      @Doonie310 Год назад +5

      💯

    • @andydudley1775
      @andydudley1775 Год назад

      we see the met police arrest us for showing decent to tory rule before they turned on there bread makers the tory .

    • @iancockburn9918
      @iancockburn9918 Год назад +8

      To right. Over 100000 people and families suffered. He should be nicked and held accountable for his actions and choices.

    • @Ian-mj4pt
      @Ian-mj4pt Год назад +3

      Yes and proper accountability not some soft touch gesture

    • @mickydroyboy1542
      @mickydroyboy1542 Год назад

      Well said ,lock em up including the colluding scientists

  • @julielevinge266
    @julielevinge266 Год назад +183

    Boris missed first 5 emergency meeting of cobra on how to deal with the covid pandemic.
    The PM had a book to finish that he’d already had an enormous advance on.
    So Boris PM needs come first, he appears to have no concern for people of UK whatsoever!!!!

    • @alfsmith4936
      @alfsmith4936 Год назад +5

      His book about the first man in England to get the vaccine?
      As jokes go, Matt Hancock found it amusing..

    • @stpd1957
      @stpd1957 Год назад +3

      Correct.

    • @paulwhittaker5195
      @paulwhittaker5195 Год назад +9

      Still not finished the book. Fact

    • @monie1527
      @monie1527 Год назад +5

      The good people of the UK DESERVE BETTER.

    • @31Blaize
      @31Blaize Год назад +10

      The current PM isn't much better: he was even happier than BoZo to let us die.

  • @stevenweikert7062
    @stevenweikert7062 Год назад +400

    What is utterly appalling and totally mystifying is that there are still millions who will vote Tory next year and some of whom actually want Boris Johnson back in office as PM.

    • @Sally237-s4w
      @Sally237-s4w Год назад +14

      No accounting for looking through the hole n missing the doughnut.

    • @roamingism
      @roamingism Год назад +16

      Labour supported every mistake the government made.

    • @stevenweikert7062
      @stevenweikert7062 Год назад +84

      @@roamingism Did Labour support the decade long underfunding of the NHS? No. Did they support the scrapping of the pandemic response plan? No. Did they support the granting of funds to provide PPE to VIPs who had no experience in that area of industry? No. Did they support Matt Hancock's plans for limiting testing for COVID? No.

    • @Silver-st2zq
      @Silver-st2zq Год назад +4

      ​@@Sally237-s4w😂 Well put.

    • @andydudley1775
      @andydudley1775 Год назад +18

      @@roamingism calling bull shit tory.

  • @izzytrue8630
    @izzytrue8630 Год назад +102

    Having listen to all of this ... I can only come to one conclusion. They were all looking out for themselves ... AND NOT A CARE FOR HOW MANY OF OUR CITIZENS BECAME FODDER ... I will NEVER forgive.

    • @luminousfractal420
      @luminousfractal420 Год назад

      Eugenicists. And putin wanted the west crumbled before his war. Special favors amongst special friends for that special operation.

    • @traceyomalley3797
      @traceyomalley3797 Год назад

      @luminousfractal420 one big club who are the real players who is been played me you who knows the truth

    • @Stan-b3v
      @Stan-b3v Год назад

      This “inquiry” looks like some odd caricature of reality. They concentrate on showing how hard it was to get the Prime Minister to believe their fantasies that what they were doing was useful.
      Only problem was he didn’t have the self confidence to tell them all to F off

  • @alantheinquirer7658
    @alantheinquirer7658 Год назад +124

    "He gave up science when he was fifteen."
    And this was someone saying confidently that we was 'following the science'."

    • @clowncarqingdao
      @clowncarqingdao Год назад +11

      I think you needed to read between the pauses ... 'I have been trying to follow the science but it's very difficult as it involves things I was too lazy to study and sometimes they show me squiggly lines on charts which are sometimes differently coloured and hard to keep up with. Are we finished? When do I get my gin and totty?'

    • @heliumlynn
      @heliumlynn Год назад +15

      The science isn’t hard to understand, even for someone who gave science up at 15, he just isn’t particularly competent or a particularly good critical thinker.

    • @Nala1950
      @Nala1950 Год назад +7

      He gave up everything @15

    • @user-hf7jp2lt5x
      @user-hf7jp2lt5x Год назад +12

      He would have followed the science if it had either a gin or a skirt. Preferably both.

    • @daftjunk2008
      @daftjunk2008 Год назад

      that was just early-crisis propaganda, to reduce the building questioning of obviously insane/lacklustre govt policy

  • @jacklav1
    @jacklav1 Год назад +99

    Tories now: "it's an ongoing investigation so it wouldn't be right for me to comment". Tories later: "this investigation has now finished and it's time to move on".

    • @Ian-mj4pt
      @Ian-mj4pt Год назад +5

      Sounds about right and don't forget the old lessons learnt bullshit as well as if its just some exam with no repercussions

    • @kokekrisuri
      @kokekrisuri Год назад

      😂😂😂😂 i loughed so hard m8. So true tho

    • @debbinixon-s8z
      @debbinixon-s8z Год назад

      Labour: zzzzzzz Uh what year is it?

    • @jay26cee
      @jay26cee Год назад

      Labour or any other party in power would be no different. Politics is rotten to the core. Unless it is totally overhauled, nothing will change.

    • @jay26cee
      @jay26cee Год назад

      This inquiry is a complete and utter farce. They have already prearranged the 'outcome'. More lockdowns, harder, faster and if necessary, longer. Why no questions of why the pandemic happened, origins, Patrick Vallance's collusion with Fauci, Collins, et al. mRNA entering mainstream medicine, cancel culture of experts rather than open debate, etc. All an utter load of BS is this inquiry. Just like the one about the Iraq War. Look where Tony Blair is now. None of these people will be held accountable!!

  • @martinmcdonald4207
    @martinmcdonald4207 Год назад +185

    Imagine if The House of Comedy, sorry Commons was as transparent and professional as this. There needs to be an independent inquiry into the last 13 years of the Tory Government......Period.

    • @commonsense9176
      @commonsense9176 Год назад +20

      I disagree it should be a criminal criminal investigation

    • @stanleystone8636
      @stanleystone8636 Год назад

      This isn't transparent. The source of lockdowns, China, who the world followed created them, not the science. Nobody, except possibly Sweden had the guts to come up with a differe😢nt solution.

    • @andydudley1775
      @andydudley1775 Год назад

      @@commonsense9176 met police was part of the problem they aided the tory .punished us tax payers and looked the other way for the tory.how do we deal with the police .they dragged women away from a park due to wiayne couzens and but hurt trying to show who'e boss and pritti patel backed than thanked them the day after a night with the borrises at downing at street.

    • @lw1zfog
      @lw1zfog Год назад +2

      democide is a thing

    • @matttrevers2552
      @matttrevers2552 Год назад +2

      Committees are one of the few aspects of Parliament that function as intended. It's a shame committees didn't have more powers to recommend criminal charges.

  • @dennwren
    @dennwren Год назад +178

    I always believed Boris was fundamentally stupid (except when it came to lying and saying what was best for him), but OMG he really was thick!

    • @jaxcoss5790
      @jaxcoss5790 Год назад

      He is thick as mince.

    • @tednindo6761
      @tednindo6761 Год назад +7

      thicker than a boxin' day t # rd

    • @faithlesshound5621
      @faithlesshound5621 Год назад +6

      Boris resented only getting upper second class honours with his degree in Literae Humaniores. Hence all the references in his speeches to topics from the 'O' level Latin syllabus.

    • @madontherun
      @madontherun Год назад +5

      He could speak the same amount of languages as your average third world taxi driver

    • @tonybrimmicombe5454
      @tonybrimmicombe5454 Год назад +7

      I think he still is thick or has that changed? I'd hate to think that someone would view this as he was thick but isn't anymore, so we'll vote for him because some people are somewhat less intelligent than Boris which is frightening

  • @RichardFraser-y9t
    @RichardFraser-y9t Год назад +259

    Can all MPs be given basic comprehension, maths and science tests before election?

    • @benglishman
      @benglishman Год назад +20

      It's a non starter. They would just reject the premise of every question.

    • @jameswilson1471
      @jameswilson1471 Год назад +22

      And ethics would be nice too...

    • @julianshepherd2038
      @julianshepherd2038 Год назад +6

      Politics, phphilosophy and economics is the benchmark. The economics covers you for stats including graphs and the philosophy does the ethics.
      Science isI so specialised it is hard to know which one but an understanding of how science works would help.

    • @DeniseWilliams-jr5xo
      @DeniseWilliams-jr5xo Год назад

      I think Blowjob needed one as he is as thick as two short planks. Yet he went to Eton and according to Moggy people who go to state schools are as thick as potted plants. It seems to me they're the thick ones.

    • @jim-es8qk
      @jim-es8qk Год назад

      ...the mps weren't asked. They out sourced all our powers to a small narrow minded comitee some of whom were open communists!!

  • @hpmmiggie
    @hpmmiggie Год назад +76

    Fancy schools in most countries tend to make maths and science or biology compulsory. Says a lot about the £100Kpa Eton schooling you get. Trained at bollocks and not much else.

    • @R08Tam
      @R08Tam Год назад +10

      They have lessons in entitlement

    • @jondarbyshire-s7k
      @jondarbyshire-s7k Год назад +6

      @@R08Tam Lessons in self-confidence, which the state system knocks out of your children.

    • @safebans1369
      @safebans1369 Год назад +5

      @@jondarbyshire-s7k Arrogance and contempt for people 'less' than you is not self-confidence, its a psychological complex

    • @clowncarqingdao
      @clowncarqingdao Год назад +4

      science or biology? Biology is a science ...

    • @hpmmiggie
      @hpmmiggie Год назад

      @@clowncarqingdao err.. meant physics and biology

  • @brianlivesey981
    @brianlivesey981 Год назад +60

    This is the benefits of an Eton education. Every M.P. and minister should be made to pass an exam. Two of the papers should be on ethics and common sense. Failure results in our death.

    • @SuzanneO707
      @SuzanneO707 Год назад +1

      Eton rifles.

    • @alexselby349
      @alexselby349 Год назад +6

      Most of these politicians think Ethics is the county across the Thames from Kent 😂

    • @jedimasterbazz
      @jedimasterbazz Год назад

      Maths and science could be a requisite too

    • @lat1419
      @lat1419 Год назад

      ​@@jedimasterbazz basic information processing should be included, like English comprehansion, and understanding factual data. Even badic stuff like pie-charts or bar graphs.

    • @luminousfractal420
      @luminousfractal420 Год назад

      You have it so wrong. They dont care, they cant.
      Look up eugenics london.
      Youll find the last 100years of history where darwins insane cousin tried to make his own genetics system to control breeding. It was on par with hitlers.
      He started by holding lectures at eton and other universities, as well as writing articles in the papers.
      Last forced sterilization was in the 1970's usa (they really lapped it up over there).
      They have ethics, it just involves ridding the planet of us lot.
      We have to get mental health evaluations in place for government members. And that all needs to be publicly available for scrutiny.
      Having purebred psychopaths with a wealth obsession in power left the door wide open for putin.

  • @nickp8589
    @nickp8589 Год назад +96

    If sunak said that people should die then he has to resign

    • @hpmmiggie
      @hpmmiggie Год назад +19

      He lacks the self awareness to resign. He is hoping his international troll army will make him save face.

    • @dianamincher6479
      @dianamincher6479 Год назад +6

      Agreed! Will Cummings sink him or lie?

    • @amandahunter4034
      @amandahunter4034 Год назад +8

      @@dianamincher6479 Both. Cummings will do whatever it takes to sink Sunak, and anyone else, but only for his own pleasure and not for the good of anyone else.

    • @JR-1983
      @JR-1983 Год назад

      Did he say people should die?? Or was he really saying actually this is just a load of bollocks like most of us thought.

    • @cgdimension
      @cgdimension Год назад +1

      anyone sitting in the cabinet over that period will have to go or the tories will just lose most if not all their seats in the next election

  • @jasonw7992
    @jasonw7992 Год назад +90

    Anyone surprised that loads of people think Boris was thick as? Those voting for him in December 2019 have a lot to answer for too.

    • @R08Tam
      @R08Tam Год назад +5

      He isn't thick. He just doesn't care

    • @roderickjoyce6716
      @roderickjoyce6716 Год назад +10

      @@R08Tam On the contrary, if he was intelligent he'd at least pretend to care.

    • @michaelcoward1902
      @michaelcoward1902 Год назад

      @@R08Tam He absolutely is thick! When you strip away all the quotes and latin phrases hammered into his head at school you're left with an empty man who knows absolutely nothing..

    • @grahamwade5932
      @grahamwade5932 Год назад

      @@roderickjoyce6716 The UK is so broken he knows he doesn't even have to pretend. He is protected from all consequences by a system that has two tiers

    • @RSLtreecare
      @RSLtreecare Год назад +1

      I believe, it's been pointed out. The largest number of volunteers at the time he was elected. Had lower qualifications...a school level

  • @MrMarkellett
    @MrMarkellett Год назад +37

    Not sure how many people have clocked on that this is what they'll warn students of politics of in 50 years. It's both enlightening and scary. A lot or us knew what he was, an intellectually challenged personification of Dunning-Kruger, but a lot of people on the same thought level put him in charge

  • @tones7mca
    @tones7mca Год назад +33

    "He didn't really think... " Just stop there. That explains it all. No further explanation or detail required.

    • @andydudley1775
      @andydudley1775 Год назад

      he nver had to think for any one but his own self serving interests every in parliment new what he was he been given many jobs before this and either been fired or fucked them up at our cost .EVERY BODY who claimed not to know needs to go too for lying

    • @marklammas2465
      @marklammas2465 Год назад

      Neither do the public who vote berks like the ones who constitute the Tory government into power. Who in their right minds gives a pseud like Jacob Rees-Mogg a seat in Parliament?

  • @31Blaize
    @31Blaize Год назад +40

    This is why your cabinet should not just be people with PPE degrees. Not electing total idiots as PM would also help.

    • @roderickjoyce6716
      @roderickjoyce6716 Год назад +4

      Johnson studied classics; at the time it was seen as an easy option.

    • @faithlesshound5621
      @faithlesshound5621 Год назад

      To win a modern general election you need a media savvy psychopath. As a professional comedian as well as a posh boy Boris was the ideal front man for the Tory party.

    • @traceyomalley3797
      @traceyomalley3797 Год назад

      The system is good, then look before him

    • @annewalden3795
      @annewalden3795 Год назад +2

      @@traceyomalley3797 Mrs May was far superior to Boris but obviously the Tory Party preferred him because he was better at papering over the cracks.

  • @Islandgirl_18
    @Islandgirl_18 Год назад +117

    “The prime minister gave up science when he was 15” no one expected him to be a scientist that’s why he had experts around him. However even for a senior leader in a regular business it is a minimum expectation that they can read and understand data. That is how you measure productivity, output you name it. So one would expect that a “Prime minister” should be able to grasp data being presented to him/ her. This only reinforces his incompetence and lack of suitability for that role. It’s not unreasonable to expect the people running the country to be the best of the best but oh no… only in government…Smdh

    • @snowyowel7961
      @snowyowel7961 Год назад +2

      It's not has if the pandemic was the only thing that was happening he was trying to deal with the brexit negotiations afghanistan evacuation climate change war in Ukraine etc etc.

    • @HeeBeeGeeBee392
      @HeeBeeGeeBee392 Год назад +15

      Don't you know that being able to quote ancient Greek or Latin authors is the apposite skill for a Prime Minister? There's always some pithy dictum you can quote to convince the hoi polloi that you are destined to be their leader. If that doesn't work, make some fatuous remark about Peppa Pig and chortle. /s

    • @lizard1193
      @lizard1193 Год назад +9

      So true. And so many people with less money and power defend them to the hilt. The same people they don’t care about at all.

    • @lizard1193
      @lizard1193 Год назад +9

      And no one is an expert in all areas. Their entire job is supposed to be listening to the general opinion and that of experts and making a decision based on that. Which he clearly didn’t have the skills to do.

    • @ericy4522
      @ericy4522 Год назад +10

      @@snowyowel7961 Yet, despite all those urgent serious challenges, Johnson was more interested in dealing with his divorce from a wife he cheated on while she was fighting cancer, and trying to write a lazy book about Shakespeare for £500K.

  • @pmc2280
    @pmc2280 Год назад +29

    The Nation is now suffering from Long Johnson and Terminal Truss Syndrome.

  • @googleyoutubechannel8554
    @googleyoutubechannel8554 Год назад +22

    Ah Boris, "His reach far exceeded his grasp" has never so accurately described anyone (well... anyone British)

  • @public.public
    @public.public Год назад +26

    I remember commenting at the time that Johnson was completely out of his depth.

  • @thehealinggame
    @thehealinggame Год назад +27

    Basically Vallance is indicating what we all knew anyway. That Johnson is as thick as four short planks. And he became the leader of our country. Dear me !

    • @jondarbyshire-s7k
      @jondarbyshire-s7k Год назад +1

      The Brexiters knew he was not the brightest spark, so if anyone is responsible it is the Brexiters who promoted him to high office. Not did they promote a buffoon to the highest office in the land, but also created the economic shambles that is Brexit.

    • @ethzero
      @ethzero Год назад

      *Unelected leader.

    • @wayneford2481
      @wayneford2481 Год назад

      This a tory party with only the interests of doners, what else can you expect.

    • @marklammas2465
      @marklammas2465 Год назад +1

      You are giving him far too many planks. One brain cell per plank, remember!

    • @oldishandwoke-ish1181
      @oldishandwoke-ish1181 Год назад

      Voted for by those of the same ilk in the general population!

  • @eileennewport9713
    @eileennewport9713 Год назад +32

    This will cost us Millions of. Taxpayers money And in the end not one of those Scumbags will pay the price they should pay for All those Deaths and Suffering they have Caused Millions ,And continue to. Cause for Many years to come .😊

    • @criticsatlarge0073
      @criticsatlarge0073 Год назад +5

      Exactly. The issue is these clowns Boris, Sunak, Hancock, Williamson, Hunt etc should never have been anywhere Downing Street and Government

    • @dianamincher6479
      @dianamincher6479 Год назад

      I think Boris did more or less the best that he could?

    • @cameronsharp3544
      @cameronsharp3544 Год назад

      ​@@dianamincher6479Less.

  • @monie1527
    @monie1527 Год назад +48

    "He couldn't grasp anything." Sounds EXACTLY like DJT.

    • @dianamincher6479
      @dianamincher6479 Год назад +1

      No in the end they all pulled together? Playing the fool is part of the act!

    • @mhoppy6639
      @mhoppy6639 Год назад +1

      He fell short of the old domestos injection trick but I think he was wilfully “unhearing” most of what the advisors were telling him.
      It’s pretty clear he wanted the thing to run riot and kill off a load of vulnerable people who would otherwise have been dependent on a functioning nhs and care system.

    • @marklammas2465
      @marklammas2465 Год назад +1

      Johnson is Trump Lite.

  • @suzannelooms7658
    @suzannelooms7658 Год назад +71

    Excellent testimony. One of the most thoughtful and sensible speakers so far.

    • @Caesar-3el
      @Caesar-3el Год назад +1

      Vallance is a snake.

    • @bensmith6554
      @bensmith6554 Год назад

      ​@@Caesar-3elhow so?

    • @brianeduardo1234
      @brianeduardo1234 Год назад +1

      I don’t fully agree - he is reluctant to be frank

    • @SuzanneO707
      @SuzanneO707 Год назад

      Somebody had to do it. Suzanne.

    • @Fortune-z1i
      @Fortune-z1i Год назад +1

      Are you unaware of the video of Vallance declaring that 65% of the population should become infected?

  • @bob23301
    @bob23301 Год назад +13

    Thw whole lot need to be charged becayse people died due to their actions, from Johnson right down to those who knew all this but decided to keep their mouths shut until now, when lives have already been lost.

  • @julianshepherd2038
    @julianshepherd2038 Год назад +24

    Astonishing.
    Actually worse, much worse than i had imagined

    • @lw1zfog
      @lw1zfog Год назад

      then you’ve quite clearly not heard the half of it

  • @lesleywright2823
    @lesleywright2823 Год назад +28

    What’s the point of all this, we all know johnson, sunak, wancock are guilty and have blood on their hands, we don’t need these enquires to tell us, nothing will be done none of them will be held accountable! 😡🤬😡

  • @graemeglass7566
    @graemeglass7566 Год назад +10

    Patrick Vallance also said Scotland did a great job on data analysis "THE UK’s top scientist during the pandemic has praised Scotland’s health data as “brilliant”. “I think Scotland has done over the years a brilliant job of getting health records, both primary and secondary care health records, and linking them and that’s been a piece of work that was done a long time ago and it really came into its own to be able to provide very useful information.” Will we ever hear this in National news? No is the answer because 95% of the news is biased against the Scottish Government. I applaud Mr Vallance for his honesty as a true professional unlike Johnson Sunak and Co. 👏👏👏👏

    • @FoobsTon
      @FoobsTon Год назад

      Really? And the health of the average Scottish person is better as a result how exactly?

  • @colinthompson3111
    @colinthompson3111 Год назад +25

    Thank you for showing the whole discusiion.

  • @BillSilver-kg8hs
    @BillSilver-kg8hs Год назад +62

    Johnson was useless? Tell us something we DON'T know.

    • @dianamincher6479
      @dianamincher6479 Год назад +1

      But Rishi Sunak? What's he up to?

    • @andydudley1775
      @andydudley1775 Год назад

      the tory and the media with the likes fo mrss kuntburger are as much to blame as a borris for backing lies that cost peoples lives .we cant even say let people die here face book and yout ube would community standards ban us .

  • @peterfox2538
    @peterfox2538 Год назад +16

    They should all be in prison all of them.

    • @frannieo1707
      @frannieo1707 Год назад

      Fat chance! Like the NHS, they bury their mistakes.

  • @sianscountrylife4925
    @sianscountrylife4925 Год назад +10

    It's shocking to hear about the incompetence, the negligence, the ignorance, the ignoring of the science . I say shocking ...but not because I'm surprised, but because as I hear the evidence- the truth of their behaviour is absolutely abhorrent.
    Although the lawyers are doing an excellent job ...what will the consequences be of all these hearings ? Will it all fade into a forgotten past ...?

    • @stuarthossack5351
      @stuarthossack5351 Год назад

      I Ignored the science and I've never been more healthy. When are the sheep gonna shut up about "listening to the science?" Morons. Haven't learned a thing about propaganda. Science like cloth masks and avoiding all germs?? Wow.

  • @garethjenkins6273
    @garethjenkins6273 Год назад +29

    At the time of the greatest crisis this country has faced since World War Two we needed a great statesman, one with empathy, maturity and intelligence. Sadly, we ended up with Johnson, unably supported by Hancock and Sunak.

    • @luminousfractal420
      @luminousfractal420 Год назад

      Eugenicists. Putins people. And yup, purebred psychopaths.

    • @oldishandwoke-ish1181
      @oldishandwoke-ish1181 Год назад

      Sadly, sections of the population looked at Johnson and saw themselves represented. See above.

    • @cfb15jan
      @cfb15jan Год назад

      It seems to have been forgotten that we might have had Jeremy Corbyn musing on how to understand the problem and solution under a 'Socialist' dogma canopy! Margaret Thatcher was that rarity; trained as a scientist, but sadly was not around to apply her mind to the ghastly dilemma.

    • @oneseeker2
      @oneseeker2 Год назад +1

      Look what Trump did

    • @TheCam920
      @TheCam920 Год назад +1

      The typical fascist submissive. Always looking for a daddy to hold you when it gets a little scary

  • @whowherewhatwhywen
    @whowherewhatwhywen Год назад +34

    You're running a country. Take notes, have somebody take notes for you, speak with experts before and after meetings so they can dumb it down for you. Good lord

  • @HelenIngram-r4j
    @HelenIngram-r4j Год назад +10

    I'm also struck by the total lack of understanding of the spread of viruses and the window period required in terms of testing. Here, during a pandemic of C19, there's suddenly a political will to control it or not... rather than the blanket "not" of HIV. Again and again I'm sickened by the handling of this. Johnson needs a giant kick in the arse for his incompetence.

  • @HelenIngram-r4j
    @HelenIngram-r4j Год назад +47

    No surprise that for those of us that didn't vote for him this is entirely understandable. Seriously, what were you thinking?

  • @danjames4086
    @danjames4086 Год назад +31

    Giving up science at 15 is the very reason you should put 100% trust in the scientists and listen to their advice!
    Imagine giving up woodwork at 15...but then ignoring the advice of the joiner you'd employed? Ludicrous.

    • @lw1zfog
      @lw1zfog Год назад

      😂🤣😂🤦🏽‍♂️🥴🤡
      yeah ! right on !!! did you mean like the bit when they chanted ‘sAfE & eFfEcTivE & fULLy tEsTeD’ on a daily basis, for months & months on end ?

    • @luminousfractal420
      @luminousfractal420 Год назад +1

      Its bs. All these guilty fkrs are trying to get away with the "im stupid" excuse. Ok mitch mcconnel went a bit further to escape but its the same shit.

  • @frankcarter6427
    @frankcarter6427 Год назад +14

    is Bodger losing sleep over this? if he attends the Enquiry, his utter humiliation will be seen by the world and Sunak must be sweating vinegar as well

    • @susanmorgan3104
      @susanmorgan3104 Год назад +3

      Bodger won't game a dam....He'll enjoy being in the limelight again.

    • @frankcarter6427
      @frankcarter6427 Год назад +4

      @@susanmorgan3104 disagree, the worse his humiliation, the less his comedy routine is worth on the speaking circuit. Should be the event of the year.

    • @harveybrown37
      @harveybrown37 Год назад +1

      He will lie his backside off surprise shocker

  • @Winter-CIG
    @Winter-CIG Год назад +55

    As someone with ADHD, I'm 100% convinced Johnson blatantly has ADHD. And again as someone with ADHD, the absolute last person you want in control of a country, ESPECIALLY a country going through a major crisis, is a man with a really bad ADHD.

    • @andrewclimo5709
      @andrewclimo5709 Год назад +8

      That's being generous. In reality, he's probably just thick as a plank. Most people I know with ADHD are quick witted, just have a short attention span. Allegedly he has a degree from Oxford, so it's a reasonable expectation that he can read complex literature and problem solve, but we've seen no evidence of either in this sorry saga.

    • @BernardWilkinson
      @BernardWilkinson Год назад +4

      I just think he a spoilt brat.

    • @dianamincher6479
      @dianamincher6479 Год назад

      You can;t be sure?

    • @bridgetveldhuis4473
      @bridgetveldhuis4473 Год назад +2

      He got by on his Greek and Latin. Still is...

    • @Ser3456
      @Ser3456 Год назад

      @@andrewclimo5709There are a few programs at Oxford that are infamous of not being competitive (for Oxford standards) in admissions, and Classics is one them.

  • @izzytrue8630
    @izzytrue8630 Год назад +32

    How nice, polite and kind these solicitors/lawyers are to these people ... when they were totally responsible for the DEATH of hundreds of thousands of unnecessary Deaths!!!

    • @hamblyl
      @hamblyl Год назад +7

      Isn't it their job to do everything to get the answers to their questions and lines of inquiry - how exactly would being impolite and judgmental help that? Even moreso, in this instance, this is, fundamentally, a witness to the chaos rather than a decision maker within it... any ire or judgment would be misplaced.

    • @williammeyer214
      @williammeyer214 Год назад +2

      Agree. Such quiet, deliberate discussion of the death dealing decisions must drive the victims’ families absolutely mad. Definitely need a Nuremberg Trial for the perpetrators.

    • @cameronarmstrong776
      @cameronarmstrong776 Год назад +18

      This guy was a scientific advisor, not a politician. He’s one of the few decent people in this trial.

  • @CroninMusicLtd
    @CroninMusicLtd Год назад +9

    Johnson was not really interested in doing the work merely wanted the perks. Who knew!!!!

  • @gedog77
    @gedog77 Год назад +9

    Can I just say how clear and conscious his communication of scientific advice seems to be? I feel I’d be able to follow his advice quite well from this.

  • @rugbygirlsdadg
    @rugbygirlsdadg Год назад +1

    Who'd have guessed that a degree in classics wouldn't have prepared you for having to understand basic maths and science? 🤔

  • @nectafarious8842
    @nectafarious8842 Год назад +3

    I can just see an entry from a science teacher on BJ's school report; 'he sets himself extremely low targets which he consistently fails to reach'...

  • @stanleystone8636
    @stanleystone8636 Год назад +11

    The enquiry has shown they are all as thick as mince. They are all trying to justify their actions.

  • @ricesnot
    @ricesnot Год назад +21

    What are they actually teaching at Eton

  • @fubar.1
    @fubar.1 Год назад +2

    After watching this enquiry, ask yourself, will you do anything the government ask you again, if your answer is no, I have hope for the people of Britain

  • @nickadams8460
    @nickadams8460 Год назад +9

    At least it seems more civilised that Cummings testimony!! But still just shows how incompetent Johnson was to lead anything.

    • @clarecrawford9677
      @clarecrawford9677 Год назад

      Yes it was, with a refreshing lack of Anglo-Saxon swear words.

  • @Leornianæfre
    @Leornianæfre Год назад +6

    Johnson and Sunak should be in The Hague.

  • @TheHookahSmokingCaterpillar
    @TheHookahSmokingCaterpillar Год назад +64

    BoJo was a Bozo?
    Quelle surprise! 🙄

  • @jamessteel9016
    @jamessteel9016 Год назад +12

    Spaffer was completely clueless, did you expect anything less?

  • @patrikfloding7985
    @patrikfloding7985 Год назад +5

    The "letting it rip" argument was just because Boris was tired of it all, and wanted to disappear into the bottle again. Nothing to do with governing the nation.

  • @LeoRikimaru
    @LeoRikimaru Год назад +14

    I'm very confused. What problem do world leaders have with exponential curves?
    I'm really struggling to figure out a way you couldn't be taught the core concept in a minute.

    • @roderickjoyce6716
      @roderickjoyce6716 Год назад

      Me too, and I'm a humanities graduate!

    • @plumbr13
      @plumbr13 Год назад

      Can I check - what is the core concept?

    • @LeoRikimaru
      @LeoRikimaru Год назад +1

      @@plumbr13Sure, I'm rusty but heres an example. Imagine a petri dish with some bacterial cells. Everytime they reproduce through mitosis the populations number doubles, resulting in double the new cells from the next mitosis. The time between each mitosis will remain consistent but the population will experience exponential growth. If you plot the total population against the time intervals you will get an exponential curve with points going further and further up until they shoot off somewhere to the moon.
      You can also use the graph to produce a equation for the line that represents the rate of exponential growth assuming space and resources were limitless. This has predictive power, based on the interval number you can calculate the total population during that interval.
      If we can grasp this the Prime Minister definitely should, especially with repeated meetings like these.

  • @JohnRussellHodge_progtwit
    @JohnRussellHodge_progtwit Год назад +6

    Shocking.
    Hard to imagine a more catastrophic failure of a national government’s response to the pandemic. Lacking trust in expert opinion and or inability to understand and act m, even read, such advice must be the eight deadly sin. Unfortunately the deaths that result are of the innocents who elected these ill-equipped ‘decision’ makers.
    Thank goodness my late wife and I moved with our son to New Zealand in 1996 and had Jacinda Ardern’s administration, warts and all, to trust in and be kept safe by.

    • @1dominiquesmith
      @1dominiquesmith Год назад

      It is quite difficult to warch this. As a kiwi I can only agree with what you have said.

  • @andystocks3252
    @andystocks3252 Год назад +5

    Advice is exactly that, competent people giving evidence based opinion. If those who need to make decisions don’t like that advice they are free to make other decisions AS LONG AS they have the balls to acknowledge that their decisions were theirs and not attempt to hide behind “scientific advice’, ‘expert knowledge’, etc.

  • @jasonburder3963
    @jasonburder3963 Год назад +9

    The take away from this inquiry is that we need better systems for who we elect to weed out these fantasists. Johnson managed to go through an election campaign without serious scrutiny of his abilities. That’s not good regardless if your on the right or left

  • @jayjay9610
    @jayjay9610 Год назад +4

    They need to be given jail sentences

  • @scoates9910
    @scoates9910 Год назад +15

    The clowns appearance before this committee is going to be interesting.

    • @clowncarqingdao
      @clowncarqingdao Год назад +1

      Too damn right it is. The popcorn will be out for that for sure!

  • @richardwimbush2064
    @richardwimbush2064 Год назад +51

    A culpable right wing press…

    • @DeniseWilliams-jr5xo
      @DeniseWilliams-jr5xo Год назад

      Yes exactly. Like the Daily Heil. That scumbag newspaper should have been abolished after World War II.

    • @andydudley1775
      @andydudley1775 Год назад +3

      @XvonPocalypse you heard him

  • @pablodelnorte9746
    @pablodelnorte9746 Год назад +14

    Who'd have thought it? Being able to quote Latin literature doesn't mean you are intelligent or capable of being prime minister. Sometimes you need a scientist like Thatcher or Merkel. They weren't perfect but compared to lightweights like Johnson, Blair, Berlusconi, Cameron ....

    • @ralphbrown2498
      @ralphbrown2498 Год назад +1

      Thatcher may have been a scientist but she was in no way an epidemiologist as the outcomes of her policy choices endlessly show

  • @dananskidolf
    @dananskidolf Год назад +11

    Huh so Boris didn't get this stuff any better than the average person, not a huge surprise. But most of the governments of many countries not getting even the basics is really disturbing. Don't you need to be able to quickly and fully understand graphs, statistics, models, etc. on a daily basis to have a hope of doing a good job in just about any ministerial role?

    • @oldishandwoke-ish1181
      @oldishandwoke-ish1181 Год назад

      Apparently not. It's more about how fast you can grasp "donations" from "free"market billionaires.

  • @andyetheridge
    @andyetheridge Год назад +4

    The only thing that will come out of this enquiry is the ‘legal teams’ will make a ton of money and no one will be held accountable!

  • @sproutandkidneysoup2296
    @sproutandkidneysoup2296 Год назад +4

    The Prime Minister was baffled by graphs and science. In any business other than politics, that would prevent you from becoming a senior executive. Understanding statistics and trends are vital elements in making strategic decisions. It's no surprise we had one of the worst death rates in the world when an idiot with the mental age of a 12 year old was running the country.

  • @martinMD
    @martinMD Год назад +3

    They should be all jailed for the way thee treated the British people. But their still in power. And they got their honors. Sirs and lords now they were rewarded for their crimes against the British people

  • @sandrafoxley735
    @sandrafoxley735 Год назад +4

    shame on all of them for not saying any of this at the time as they stood thier with johnson every day in front of the microphones. At any moment they could have spoken the truth - BUT THEY CHOSE NOT TO every single day. they continued with the lies..............

  • @ziondanny7081
    @ziondanny7081 Год назад +8

    Eton pupils not too bright, then. What a shock.

  • @EzEzza
    @EzEzza Год назад +1

    And these are the people that lead us....remember.....utterly unworthy of our respect .......remember.....this should be on live on TV, in schools etc.......remember....

  • @wendysimpson6395
    @wendysimpson6395 Год назад +4

    I listened to it live. Damning of Sunak and Johnson.

  • @TheBurdenOfHope
    @TheBurdenOfHope Год назад +11

    Test him for ADHD. That’s not a diss. I have ADHD. It’s also not a statement on whether neurodiverse people should or shouldn’t be in politics and high office. The demographics would almost certainly dictate that a decent percentage of sitting MPs and associated influential job roles would feature neurodiverse people. I’m just saying it’s the most basic assessment of his personality. Coupled with narcissism, a troubled upbringing and finally a brutalising private school system. There he is. Our Ex-Prime Minister

  • @scodee
    @scodee Год назад +4

    Everyone knew Johnson was thick as mince.. yet he won a landslide ffs 😂

  • @jonathanbroadhurst963
    @jonathanbroadhurst963 Год назад +3

    He grasped/grabbed the money fast enough for mates at the public expense

  • @martinsepion
    @martinsepion Год назад +4

    This reminds me of reading the book 'Inside the Third Reich' by Albert Speer. Speer describes Generals coming from the Eastern front trying to explain the realities to Hitler and being confronted with emotional outbursts.

  • @thisismetoday
    @thisismetoday Год назад +1

    He’s making so many excuses for them!!!
    Politicians are not normally like this. That’s not a good excuse to say politicians are just politicians.

  • @pabs8345
    @pabs8345 Год назад +9

    Part of the problem in the UK is that humanities graduates are valued more than science graduates.
    Especially within the public schoolboy set.

  • @CALLofDUTYGAMER2312
    @CALLofDUTYGAMER2312 Год назад +1

    Long covid where do they get this from. I think they should all be held accountable for making us prisoners in our own homes. Peoples loved ones dying alone while they had a party. Absolute disgrace. Police literally stopped a man going to work and bullied him into the police car. What a cruel situation this whole lie was. They think we have forgotten well we havent!

  • @MichaelHoare-t5q
    @MichaelHoare-t5q Год назад +4

    Until parliamentary privilege is reformed this will keep on happening

  • @sarahportrey1994
    @sarahportrey1994 Год назад +1

    How can anyone struggle with the concept of doubling times? It’s not difficult

  • @jackwing4567
    @jackwing4567 Год назад +3

    It's not easy to understand a scientist if you drink as much as Boris does

  • @TribalmonkeyS
    @TribalmonkeyS Год назад +2

    I imagine Johnson would have preferred a military crisis to deal with when he could go all "Churchill". However the pandemic required attention to detail , decisiveness and empathy. Johnson failed at these 3 things

  • @YankMcGill
    @YankMcGill Год назад +22

    Boris, the sort of intellect who can calculate the surface area of a banana, but cannot work out how to peel it. If you paid the educational fees for toffs like BoJo, Sunak, Hunt and Mogg, you would demand your money back. Get them out.

    • @clowncarqingdao
      @clowncarqingdao Год назад +6

      The point is that Johnson can't work out the surface area of a banana as that involves maths and critical thinking. Try to keep up!

    • @farzanamughal5933
      @farzanamughal5933 Год назад

      He's no sort of intellect

  • @thisismetoday
    @thisismetoday Год назад +1

    What is it with him asking about it being “late night” thinking. Does it matter? Also normally people think a lot clearer at night.

  • @dianegardner3584
    @dianegardner3584 Год назад +5

    When you listen to all of this and realise the truth after 3 1/2 yrs,what is the point?

  • @iancockburn9918
    @iancockburn9918 Год назад +2

    Johnson needs to be held accountable for his actions and choices.

  • @brianeduardo1234
    @brianeduardo1234 Год назад +5

    The reluctance of this witness to call a spade, a spade is breathtaking

    • @lw1zfog
      @lw1zfog Год назад

      sir pat walked away with a cushty job at GSK & a sh*t load of pHARMa shares, he’s set for life, what’s not to like ??!??!?

  • @dulcieogilvie5786
    @dulcieogilvie5786 Год назад

    NHS WAS overwhelmed. There were no surgical beds available when my cousin needed emergency bowel surgery…..so she was left on nil by mouth for five days……and died waiting for surgery.

  • @petermartin5030
    @petermartin5030 Год назад +9

    We would be better reviewing how other countries tackled the pandemic and putting together best practice guidance to manage the next pandemic better, in the face of the inevitable uncertainty of how it will play out that haunts the early phases.

    • @skylineuk1485
      @skylineuk1485 Год назад +2

      All done in the past but ignored by those who follow unfortunately. The new issues need to update the advice but dropping things in preparation of the next one is very common to save money. I studied this long before covid and the science community was already warning various governments they had dropped the ball to save money and would eventually suffer for it.

    • @luminousfractal420
      @luminousfractal420 Год назад

      Ok first step. Modern studies on airborne virus spread.... 28ft minimum safe distance. Not 6ft plucked out of a 1930's study on mucous ejections and modernised with "the warm air will lift the virus away" ..... Indoors? How does it lift it away indoors?
      Transport: travelling at 15mph a jogger or cyclist leaves a 70ft trail of viral cloud directly behind them.
      Boris' advice.... Open all car windows while driving.
      He spread it

  • @frankov2000
    @frankov2000 Год назад +1

    Oh how I wish we had professionals of his calibre in the cabinet, instead we have a cabal of middle management bankers and cabinet meetings run like shareholder meetings, and very poorly at that.

  • @alanhutchins5916
    @alanhutchins5916 Год назад +3

    If you thought you couldn’t hate this Tory Government more…

  • @ej3016
    @ej3016 Год назад +5

    if BoJo was so dim witted in science then why didn’t his staff have meetings to prep him before the experts came in to brief him - gads why should the experts have to waste their time essentially trying to teach a 15 yr old - gads - if I were a COVID expert I’d go home with a suitcase full of booze after meeting with BoJo 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

  • @jimschannel2220
    @jimschannel2220 Год назад +2

    Piss up and brewery come to mind.

  • @garybown2682
    @garybown2682 Год назад +4

    There does seem to be a stark difference between people such as Vallance answering questions as fully as they can and politicians (and to a lesser degree civil servants) employing the 'I don't/can't recall' tactic where they are simply trying to protect their 'reputations' and obfuscate for the errors they made

  • @maureennewman905
    @maureennewman905 Год назад +1

    They say that now , but kept silent at the time

  • @silentwitness247
    @silentwitness247 Год назад +3

    All those statements the politicians made that they were ‘following the science’ look like a bunch of lies or are we not allowed to use the L word?

  • @johnking396
    @johnking396 Год назад +1

    Confusion and recklessness from the likes of Vallance who had no idea himself. It's astonishing that this guy can sit there and play the Lockdown game without even being challenged. The whole inquiry is depressing and an institutional cover-up. Set up by the establishment to cover up for each other.

  • @joezanella8949
    @joezanella8949 Год назад +3

    They should have drawn pictures for Boris.

    • @PhilTheProf
      @PhilTheProf Год назад +5

      He couldn't understand the pictures, which is what graphs are!

  • @grahammaguire404
    @grahammaguire404 Год назад

    "2 pints of lager 🍺🍺and a packet of crisps please"

  • @ajsctech8249
    @ajsctech8249 Год назад +13

    Another factor here is the strong possibility that Johnston had an undiagnosed ADHD. Some of his inability seemed like an attention issue but other times it just seemed he was deliberately being provokative or willfully denying the advice. It must have been hard to have worked with him though.

    • @backupinit
      @backupinit Год назад +21

      Undiagnosed narcissism

    • @mikeford5106
      @mikeford5106 Год назад +9

      No ..... just thick !!!

    • @ericy4522
      @ericy4522 Год назад +11

      ADHD doesn't make people into arrogant, selfish, entitled pricks though. Often quite the contrary.

    • @mattgilbert7347
      @mattgilbert7347 Год назад +6

      Agreed. He's obviously not too bright, he's obviously a fairly typical right-winger with contempt for ordinary people, but it does seem like a few other things were going on with him. I'd add depression to your points about ADHD and denial.
      He's also a kind of party boy, isn't he? (I'm not a Brit). Alcoholism?

    • @ajsctech8249
      @ajsctech8249 Год назад +4

      @@mattgilbert7347 Think ADHD is a huge factor, but also narcissism and complete lack of seriousness. It's really sad the quality of leaders these days

  • @JulianArthurs
    @JulianArthurs Год назад

    Turn you're ads off for Covid-19 Enquiry
    Or go to library obtain any publicly free information and sell it with advertisements in.

  • @annono4714
    @annono4714 Год назад +3

    And these people went to the top universities….

    • @normanchristie4524
      @normanchristie4524 Год назад

      One school within one university. It also seems that they were more interested in the debating society of same university.