As previously mentioned, Boris Johnson has been instructed to tell his new cabinet of incompetent poodles that they are never to speak to the BBC under any circumstances at all, let alone go on one of their programs to be interviewed.
Of all the news programs on the network, BBC Radio's Today is the government's greatest enemy, because they employ highly intelligent, eloquent and impartial journalists who have the inconvenient habit of asking awkward questions at awkward moments, which usually never receive answers in any case.
Today invited whoever the Minister for Health is at the moment to come on the program and give clear instructions about how to prepare for a possible epidemic of the Coronavirus across the country, but he/she (I cannot be bothered to look up a name) refused.
Dominic Cummings knows that there is no new cabinet minister who would be capable of fending off an experienced journalist, and he knows that they also would not have a clue about the department which they are supposed to head. Since they have sacked any truly knowledgeable advisors and his personal area of expertise is Machiavellian politics, he himself is in no position to advise anyone on matters of health in times of potential crisis.
To quote Her Majesty, "I cannot imagine why anyone would want the job of Prime Minister at the moment."
HeHe! BBC Radio's Today..???
ReplyDeleteGoodness! Is that still going, who listens
to it..who listens to the radio these days
anyway..! :).
Dominic Cummings..NOW! There's a man who
should be 'Hung..Drawn..and what ever the
last one is'..He's a disgrace to the government, the people..but mostly to
himself..if l knew his address..l'd send
him a suit, collar and tie..and some soap!
The P/M's job..YES! Please! I'd be the second
Prime Minister to be a 'dictator' the first
being Margret Thatcher of course..!
Lovely little read Tom..don't know how l
found you..gonna look back on some of yer
old pots..! :o).
Hello Willie (!). I checked you out and I can now confirm that you are very welcome here, even though you do not listen to any radio at all, let alone 4.
DeleteThe word you are missing for Cummings is 'quartered'.
Yes, we need a benign dictator, but I would prefer the Royal Family tempered by a sound and traditional Civil Service along the lines on Sir Humphrey. Fat chance.
If you need to while away the long winter evenings by going back through my old posts, then that should take care of the next few winters. The are around 3,000 of them. Judging from the pictures of you that I have seen, you haven't got much time left. Better get on with it.
I need followers like you (or do I?) I am rapidly losing most of mine for just speaking my twisted mind. If I accuse anyone of being silly or even idiotic, they don't like it - can't think why. I know I am just as boring as them, but for different reasons.
If you really want to go through my old pots you'll have to make an appointment.
DeleteLove it! Love it! I think we may have
Deletea jolly old banter here and there...
3,000 posts..? I'll do them a at half
time in to~nights football..
As your aware..l like a laugh..every
morning l'm in stitches just looking
into the mirror, and yet more stitches
after l've had a shave..! :).
Best get on..still on me first lemon
tea of the day..
Oh! I'm a sayings person..
"Once a king..always a king..But once
a 'knight' is enough'..! :o). God Bless!
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Thanks for popping over..l have left
Deletea small reply, nothing threatening..!
Glad you like the rose..You ought to
have a flower on here..how about...
Atropa Belladonna~~~~Deadly Nightshade!
The word that springs to my mind about everything at present Tom is 'despair'
ReplyDeleteI console myself that Spring is just around the corner - as is Coronavirus...
DeleteI wondered once if Boris fancied himself the new Winston, except he simply cannot put together the same kind of cabinet. He'd mess up Dunkirk, too. And, I think I read the king didn't think much of Winston. At least at the beginning.
ReplyDeleteI do like Willie. Be nice to him.
Churchill is supposed to be Boris's hero, but I think that was an affectation for the election. If he said that Margaret Thatcher was his heroine, he would not have got all those votes from the North.
DeleteThis is insane. The health minister censoring epidemic info.
ReplyDeleteAnd all for the sake of their hatred for the BBC.
DeleteSounds like the good ole US of A to me!
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