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Johnson says he’s done his best! So his best is the worst performance of any leader anywhere in the world.

Over 1700 dead today and over 25000 new cases, that we know about. So Party Boy / Good News Guy starts talking about relaxing the measures intended to keep us alive.

Yes, let’s get one of them to manoeuvre it at just a few knots above stall speed and see what happens.

You keep wanting to regress hundreds of years to find a reason to be disgruntled. That was then, this is now. Get your vaccine and get out and about when the time is right. You’ll probably need a shot every year or two, but it will be ok.

I think the CAA will clear it, so shouldn’t be an issue. If an aircraft isn’t certified for use in a particular country, that’s it, it can’t fly in its airspace. I’d trust the UKs CAA over EASA any day of the week. EASA is basically the CAA meddled and interfered with by Europe to make it more...

I’m not sure that is the case.

Hopefully, once everyone is vaccinated, the ant-vaccination, ant-mask and anti-lockdown clowns can get on with killing themselves with less inconvenience to the rest of us. I don’t think they should be allowed into hospitals though when they eventually do succumb to the virus, they can be...

Just like Flu, many of the mutations are of no concern whatsoever because they aren’t vaccine resistant. It’s those that can beat the vaccine that we concern ourselves with. Because Covid mutates more slowly than Flu, vaccine beating strains will be less prevalent and easier to thwart if they do...

I’m just going on what the global community of respiratory virus experts have concluded based on their experience of Coronaviruses and the evidence they are seeing.

Boris Johnson battles the experts to save Christmas Day. It would be inhumane not to allow families to get together at Christmas. This was Boris Johnson just a few weeks ago. Over 30,000 people have died from Coronavirus since Christmas Day. Can anyone defend Boris Johnson remaining in his job?

Quite rightly people are angry that the U.K. has the worst government in the world when it comes to handling and controlling the virus. To compound that anger, every single person responsible for this diabolical performance is still in their job, repeating the same mistakes.Robert Jenrick is...

They’re smashing it :D ..... and the vaccination rate continues to accelerate daily.

All viruses mutate and no vaccine is 100%. That’s why you have a flu jab each year. The good news is that Coronavirus is likely to mutate at a lower rate than flu. It will never go away in our lifetime.

I think the vaccination rate is a remarkable achievement. I accept that it’s not free from administration problems such as you are experiencing. But, over six million people have been vaccinated so far. If the stuff is available, I reckon that it will be pumped into people at a rate sufficient...

What if it doesn’t work at all? What if it slows the virus by 87%? What if it slows the virus by 73%? What if it slows the virus by 26%? What if it stops the virus 100%?

There is easily sufficient needle jabbers to meet that target, it’s what goes in the syringe that has been the limiting factor. The man who makes the stuff that goes in the syringes has said they will make sufficient available to the U.K. to meet the all over 50s by March target. I’m over 50...

The last time I looked, the NHS was the responsibility of the government. There’s even a health minister!

The head of AZ has said that all U.K. citizens over 50 will be vaccinated by March. That’s not government PR, this is a third party and what’s even better, it’s the manufacturers of the vaccine. He’s confident that sufficient vaccine can be supplied to the U.K. to meet this target.

The problem we face is that our population generally consists of weak willed idiots. Many will dismiss the 100000 deaths as people dying WITH Covid as opposed to OF Covid. The government are directly responsible for many of the 100000 deaths, but the U.K. population has to shoulder a good chunk...

Despite screwing up everything they touch, I still have to say that the government’s vaccination programme seems to have broken the trend. I know there are isolated cases of people missing their appointment through no fault of their own, but generally I think it’s going well. I don’t understand...