Thursday, November 05, 2020
First serious opposition in Britain
There's still no opposition to the holocaust in the US Federal government. Trump started it, Biden promises to continue it. That's not opposition by any definition.
In Britain it was already Kristallnacht Klear that Boris wanted Brexit so he would be free to obliterate the country. Since getting Brexit he has been killing the country FAST.
For the first time a major opponent has spoken out clearly and firmly in Parliament against Lockdown #58312279. Who? Theresa May. The accidental politician who ended up leading the party weakly and reluctantly toward Brexit, until Boris grabbed the reins and got his holocaust license.
NOW I SEE why May was reluctant. She obviously knew what Boris had in mind.
From the Lockdown Sceptics website:
Just 39 MPs voted against the lockdown. 34 were Tory rebels voting against the Government. The 90 minute debate saw MPs lay mercilessly into the Government’s handling of the epidemic. These MPs at least did not let us down. One of the surprise heroes of the debate was Theresa May, who has become quite the hardened sceptic (though oddly she then abstained in the vote). As she stood up Boris actually walked out of the Commons (watch here), to audible surprise from MPs. May just shrugged and carried on. She said the prediction of 4,000 deaths a day “was wrong before it was even used”. We need proper analyses, she said. “We need to know the details behind these models. We need to be able to assess the validity of those models.” She raised concerns about a lack of data on the costs of lockdown, including on mental health, domestic abuse, non-Covid treatments, “possibly more suicides” and to the economy: “Jobs lost, livelihoods shattered, businesses failing, whole sectors damaged. What sort of airline industry are we going to have coming out of this? What sort of hospitality sector? What sort of small independent shops will be left?” After watching her performance, you couldn’t help but wonder if we would have been better off during this crisis if she’d been in charge.Bravo. I was EXTREMELY WRONG about both May and Boris for several years, and I should DEEPLY APOLOGIZE to May for getting everything wrong.
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