Why isn't Farage in Clacton?

Why won't he answer @johnsweeneyroar.bsky.social questions?

And what do Clacton's voters think about politicians taking Russian bribes?

📽️ Full 8-minute film by @sheridanflynn.com for @thenerve.news below.
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It's taken five years for them to tell us what we already knew. That this useless, scruffy sack of shit was responsible for so many deaths. The Boris Covid Wall is a testament to his time in power. What we need to know now is when is he, and his corrupt money-grabbing cabinet, going to prison?

My book - VIP Lane: Cronyism and the Pandemic goes into detail about the previous governments shambolic response to the pandemic.

viplanebook.com

@bylinetimes.bsky.social @goodlawproject.bsky.social @mrjamesob.bsky.social

As always it is money over lives.
The rich don’t care as long as they have the money rolling in.

23,000 deaths and nobody held accountable is atrocious.
Beloved family members taken away in the most dreadful way.
People went to their grave without being able to see their loved ones and these poor loved ones will live with this for the rest of their lives.
Those responsible should be in prison.

But will Johnson be held accountable - I doubt it or that he’ll even feel a shred of guilt - guilt is for the little people 🤬

He’ll probably blame people of colour …

@josiah.writes.news @mrjamesob.bsky.social

Bringing in lockdown a week earlier on 16 March would have meant 23,000 fewer deaths in England in the first wave, modelling suggests. This would have equated to 48% fewer deaths in the first wave.

All four nations were criticised for their planning and decision-making, which the inquiry says was hampered by the lack of trust between Boris Johnson and the first ministers

The report says that rule-breaking by politicians and their advisers undermined public confidence in decision-making and significantly increased the risk that people wouldn't stick to the measures being put in place.

Children were not prioritised enough, with ministers failing to consider properly the consequences of school closures, the report says.

..the vast majority of children weren’t at risk of serious direct harm from Covid "but suffered greatly from closure of schools and requirement to stay at home"