Nor I, but I heard another one today from our next door neighbour.. actually just about an hour ago. She contracted Covid and it was a mild case .. but the real deal with PCR test etc., So after the 10 days she is fine . Then after 2 weeks later she gets a head cold, and basically feels rotten for at least 3 full weeks .. headaches, shivering the works ..but negative as LFTs go. Once sensitised to these things , she asks around and finds other covid survivers with similar stories.Doesn't anyone else think there is something strange about that story?
Woman gets covid. Seems to be recovering. Decides she feels better and wants to go for a walk. But her back starts hurting. So she lies down, and within TEN MINUTES ... she's 'choked to death'
Is this a common Covid response? I genuinely don't know. Can't say I've heard of that one EVER. Not in that time frame.
For those better versed in things going wrong with the body - what might that have been - would it have been a heart attack? would that give back pain then something happens and you seem to choke ??
To assume that Omicron is the only Covid show in town is lazy. Delta is happily plying its trade, .. and God only knows what other brews are out there.In the early days of Covid, people would be feeling just fine, but their oxygen saturation would be awful, and their lungs could stop being functional very quickly. Perhaps it wasn't Omicron?
BJ is bad according to more than 75% voters, 50% of conservative voters.So you want him out because he's not popular or because he had a drink in garden. Make your mind up Woosh.
You are being very niave thinking BJ will be ousted because of a drink on garden. That's been a complete sham. The real reason is he lost support of his radical right back benchers months ago. Starmer, the media and many such as you have bought into the BS.BJ is bad according to more than 75% voters, 50% of conservative voters.
is it a good enough reason for you?
If it's not enough, how about a PM who is worse than Theresa May, broke the ministerial code of conduct, the Nolan principles of public life, economical with the truth, generally unprincipled, lazy, and shallow?
I think the country deserves better.
Forget BJ, he will go sooner or later but for the good of the country, he should go as soon as.
you are the naive one, by the way, you mispelt the word naive several times now.You are being very niave thinking BJ will be ousted because of a drink on garden. That's been a complete sham. The real reason is he lost support of his radical right back benchers months ago. Starmer, the media and many such as you have bought into the BS.
Why do you think that KS made that happen? BJ stubs his big toe all by himself because he is unprincipled, lazy and shallow. Since Dominic Cummings left, his empty head has become glaringly emptier than before.If BJ goes, which believe it or not I think he will, it will probably be first time in history a Labour leader (along with idiotic Cummings) has instigated a substantial change to the right.
and you want me to believe that?Said it all along and I, ve been totally misunderstood, misquoted throughout. I neither want BJ or a Tory Government.
that's totally unfair to tory MPs.Simple fact is and still is there is no alternative to Tories at moment and BJ is best amongst them. Lesser of 2 evils on 2 counts.
I want a viable Labour government not some Woke leader on a crusade.
... with an expensive bridge/tunnel obsession:BJ stubs his big toe all by himself because he is unprincipled, lazy and shallow.
It's not what he has or hasn't done it's what the alternative really is.you are the naive one, by the way, you mispelt the word naive several times now.
A lot more people understand why the evening do at No10's garden was important, you don't get it, even with patient explanations from other forumnites and myself.
Why do you think that KS made that happen? BJ stubs his big toe all by himself because he is unprincipled, lazy and shallow. Since Dominic Cummings left, his empty head has become glaringly emptier than before.
Problems are piling up, if you take away the vaccine, what else has he done? Even on the vaccine, he takes credit for it but in reality, anyone else could have done just as well. Tory voters can see clearly that he is just a fat and lazy boss with not a single worthy idea.
and you want me to believe that?
that's totally unfair to tory MPs.
Lots of them are more intelligent, less lazy and more principled than BJ has ever been.
BJ got the job because of a string of lucky circumstances.
He's got Cummings in the brexit referendum. He was lucky because Cummings preferred the backroom to standing in front of the battle bus.
He was again lucky because TM was a terrible PM.
He was again lucky because Jeremy Hunt wasn't trusted by the ERG.
He was again lucky because the Labour party was divided at the 2019 general election.
However, his luck has since run out. Now we know how the real BJ coped or didn't cope with a crisis like Covid.
The bar is now so low that I reckon half of them can do a better job with the exception of IDS but you know that already.
I think anyone taking over directly from Johnson will have to make immediate changes. They likely want to do so, but it will be their major test - whether they can make the changes they promise effectively and improve the position of the tories.You have some misdirected notion that ousting BJ will change things. It won't change a thing but probably make them worse.
But that choice is out of our hands completely. When a presiding PM is ousted the Party choose the leader. Yes, the party chose BJ but had to get endorsement at polling Booth. They now get a free choice.I think anyone taking over directly from Johnson will have to make immediate changes. They likely want to do so, but it will be their major test - whether they can make the changes they promise effectively and improve the position of the tories.
Their ability to appeal to the electorate will be crucial. 1922 members might make the wrong assessments of that factor, but they absolutely know it is a huge part of the reason to vote for one rather than another candidate.
Possibly with just long enough for them to upset even many of those who remain as tory voters right now before a GE.But that choice is out of our hands completely. When a presiding PM is ousted the Party choose the leader. Yes, the party chose BJ but had to get endorsement at polling Booth. They now get a free choice.
This whole episode has been to do with moving party back to right. They tried and failed last year. This time under cover of parties they look like doing so. And folk will cheer but wake up to a more Tory government. Well done.
Woosh
Don't believe they have found a connection between dyslexia and naivety.
I bet on Jeremy Hunt or Michael Gove.Starmer isn't even an option and doubt he will be in 2 years. So who are you wanting Woosh?
please stop telling fellow posters that they are stupid because you will find that the comparison may be unfair to yourself.Pulling spelling up is desperate Woosh.
Even for you. As was calling me stupid.
That was his dirt cheap bargain one.... with an expensive bridge/tunnel obsession:
Research into Johnson’s planned Irish Sea bridge cost taxpayers £900,000
Study found it would be ‘impossible to justify’ creating a fixed link between Scotland and Northern Ireland
Research into Johnson’s planned Irish Sea bridge cost taxpayers £900,000
Study found it would be ‘impossible to justify’ creating a fixed link between Scotland and Northern Irelandwww.theguardian.com
I think the country has the PM they richly deserve.how about a PM who is worse than Theresa May, broke the ministerial code of conduct, the Nolan principles of public life, economical with the truth, generally unprincipled, lazy, and shallow?
I think the country deserves better.
Forget BJ, he will go sooner or later but for the good of the country, he should go as soon as.
Was thinking same. The purpose of this government was nominally to deliver brexit. And Boris is - aggressively and successfully - not delivering that (or anything else). May seem uncaring but as napoleon said, never interrupt your enemy while he's making a mistake. And in the long run brexit's the mistake.Possibly with just long enough for them to upset even many of those who remain as tory voters right now before a GE.
To a point I agree, other than "reinvigorated lib dems taking power". That kind of mountain would require a charismatic type (macron come to mind) and we all know how that ends.I think the country has the PM they richly deserve.
If they really deserved better they wouldn't have voted in Boris Johnson in 2019, Theresa May in 2017 or even this Tory government after their decade of unnecessary austerity.
Let Boris Johnson and his appalling government that they've chosen stay for the remaining two and a half years and suffer them accordingly.
That might finally wake the public up enough to get finally get rid of both of them long term, in favour of Labour or a reinvigorated Lib Dems.
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Of course I had in mind the extreme unlikelyhood of such an event, but included the possibility as an expression of just how much I hate the current Tory government.To a point I agree, other than "reinvigorated lib dems taking power". That kind of mountain would require a charismatic type (macron come to mind) and we all know how that ends.
He had that drink in the garden because he is "monotonously incompetent", unfortunately you don't seem to be able to make that connection.Sacking him because he is monotonously incompetent is rather different to prising him out because he had a drink in garden.
This entire episode has almost been a distraction to his real failures.
Ofcourse I make connection and were this affair leading to Starmer calling a vote of no confidence in the Government I, d completely agree. But it isn't. Its internal wrangling by Tory party in an attempt to move party further right whilst they still have at least 2 years in power.He had that drink in the garden because he is "monotonously incompetent", unfortunately you don't seem to be able to make that connection.
Really? how many tens of thousands died as a consequence of their actions?Boris is bad but he ain't anywhere near IDS and the likes.