Johnson cornered by question about parties at number 10 | Covid Inquiry UK 

So sorry. I can only imagine how you feel

If you disagreed with the rules, why did you abide by them?

​@@smartypants7954you sober?

@@smartypants7954. Did you disagree with the rules, and if so why ?

I am so dreadfully sorry for you. I was confined to my home completely and obeyed rules absolutely.

Bunter always speaks bollox and gets away with it.

Slightly alarming, given how transparent all his lies are. You can always tell when he's lying, because you can see the evil little toad breathing.

To a masters degree level 😅.

boris loves is cake and booze

That's quite an accolade in that company, true though "world beating liar" a champion from Eton. He's finally world beating at something.

Yeah, all the while those lazy doctors and nurses sat on their arses. Poor government, busy making terrible decisions that led to people dying completely unnecessarily, they needed a little illegal party here and there.

Johnson, Hancock, etc have been spouting this 'working hard' stuff as soon as they were under the microscope. It's such an arrogant, lazy and disrespectful thing to say. I don't believe people like that know the meaning of hard work, because little of what they do affects any of their own future prosperity. The bloated Johnson will now waddle off back to his mansion, perhaps to eat and drink himself to seriously ill health. Now that would be a 'pity'.

I take it ‘working hard’ is having weekly end of week parties; dragging a suitcase of booze from the local off license, and positioning a heavy karaoke machine just so.

And don't forget a bit of groping Hancock style

Not only 'hard' but extremely hard...even harder than the doctors and nurses and porters and auillaries and bincollectors and others that were keeping the country going,. But not so hard as Baroness Bra and her husband making their very hard phone calls for sub-standard PPE. kerching

Haha. Brilliant I agree.

So you're a little person?

not just yours I'm afraid.

So sorry to hear that. Take care.

Yes, it has done this to a lot of us. Is there something We can do? I seem to remember the Covid Act 2020 was all about removing accountability from government. Perhaps I'm wrong (which Id like to be on this). But as the perfect storm weathered... I ask, what was the storm: pandemic, or that thing sitting there that's an uttering gobshyte, who has blood on their hands?

Just be grateful that you were not alive during the 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic.

​@@dragonfly6908Why? Covid killed more.

The police were out in force to catch people driving 5 miles away from home. 10 grand fine to fetch medicine for an ill relative. The stupidity of the electorate.

There was, I think, a point at which someone drunkenly fell against an alarm (security thing) and the police had to entre the building. According to the docudrama, they were in the middle of the party. So they know, but hey... they were posh people so they didn't get done.

"Annoyed" might be a substantial understatement. The behavior of the MET was criminal.

@@jayzee9149 yeah definitely an understatement.

THEY WERE THERE!!

They weren't laws. They were rules. Either way the MPs were going to do what they wanted to do. The rules were for the rest of us.

@@warren7389 No, they were in-effect laws that had been introduced by Boris Johnson and his Government as an emergency measure in March 2020. Members of the general public were fined for breaking those rules. Two women alone in a Derbyshire park were fined for being five miles from their town/village of habitation. Many others were fined for exceeding the number of people gathered in one place. Boris Johnson and his government even blamed the rise in the spread of the virus on people gathering to hold illegal parties. The Sun newspaper reported on coach loads of people leaving London and heading for Blackpool despite the fact that Blackpool was in Tier III and was like a ghost time, but apparently the Sun reporter saw all these coaches pass by his/her window. W*nk*rs

@@warren7389You do mean the tory MPs don’t you ?

@@marksykes5434 I have no doubt that politicians from other parties were also breaking rules, mate.

@@warren7389 & your proof being ?

My dishwasher works hard.

He wasn't working hard though - he claims he wasn't at most of these events. He was probably too busy writing the final draft of his book on Shakespeare to be doing what he was actually paid to do.

​@@bigpants6121I know what you mean. I really ought to give her a day's holiday every month or two. 😊

Now, I have posted elsewhere against the witch hunt that is this enquiry: but I don't disagree with your views about the Bullingdon Club. George Osborne, for example warning that house prices would plummet if we dared to vote Leave, showing that he regards houses merely as investments and not as the only home (underlined) that millions of people own. He was, of course, wrong.

thats the sad reality.. nobody will be held accountable for all the crimes they committed. This inquiry is a sham. Just another way to pay the barristers off with tax payers money

@@JonniTheDodger_GameDev The inquiry team have done a fairly sound job I reckon (especially Hugo Keith). It's not a criminal court (unfortunately). The issue is the dominant right wing media, who have the power to influence much public opinion within this docile UK. They are predictably underplaying all of this inquiry, a major factor in the likes of Johnson and Hancock swanning off untouched.

Unfortunately that won't happen and that's a disgrace .

Don't hold your breath - but a nice thought.

You're insane

If only.

Sorry! Out of order and irrelevant. Hopefully, all you Boris-haters would have done better.

They should have checked under the table to see if a trouser leg was turned up.

"The Public"? You mean "SOME of the public". No survey has been carried out....

And hear the loud music. Fridges being brought in. Chinking wine bottles in bags and boxes. They new and turned a blind eye. 🤭🤥🥳

The police were IN the parties!

@@userfile007 it is obvious they new about them. We’re they in the parties.

It goes to show just how the whole thing was a bare-faced lie to test our compliance. The government’s behaviour proves, to me at least, that they knew all along that the lockdowns were wrong, and were just used as a means to keep the general public fearful and compliant with the ‘rules’. As soon as it became obvious that MPs, government advisors (Cummins being the prime example) and the PM himself had little or no regard for the ‘rules’ then the whole game of charades was exposed for what it really was. I cannot trust any government figure again after this debacle.

nither will boris

I agree whatever comes of this inquiry not one of them will face jail it's a disgrace they are beyond contempt .

No. These days, they send criminals from the Tower for treason and to the more auspiciousy active locations.

He brushes his hair with a baloon

That the Gnat is usually drawn into it is Gnot fair.

Johnson

The idea behind it is to gather information about how everything was done, so that in a future pandemic we know what to do & can perform better….. In theory ofc. In reality it’s just public shaming so that the common man can feel slightly better about this government being publicly humiliated because we all know fine & well that these people will absolutely 100% slam dunk - NOT be prosecuted & convicted. Even though they should be.

Why do you bother with this nonsense, seriously? Very few people take the slightest bit of notice of anything people like you say. Certainly not the people who had relatives die, and certainly not the people who were given huge fines-£10,000 in some cases-for being guilty of far less than these clowns.