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Well (dare I say it), Blair certainly looks like he's ageing a bit now.
I agree with you about Keir, but sadly many are already putting the boot into him, and for the wrong reasons IMO.
And if I know Boris, he'll probably bounce back again once this pandemic starts to ease, and the media start harping on about further 'scandals' within the Labour party, real or fictitious!
What really gets me is that Labour have been shunned and booted out of power for far lesser things over the years, and still continue to get it in the neck over things like Iraq and the Global Financial Crisis today, but those on the right have also been involved in scandal after scandal and then bounced back again more or less straight away.
Ironically, the Tories under the watch of Major partly presided over the first Iraq war in early 1991 and at the same time also presided over the 1990-93 recession, but still managed to bounce back in the 1992 GE despite us being at the height of said recession at that time, and unlike the second Iraq war under the watch of Blair and Co, which in its run-up saw protests almost bordering on the 1990 Poll Tax riots, there were hardly any significant anti-war protests (IIRC) during the run up to the 1991 conflict.
Really baffling.
Last edited by Lencoboy; 24-12-20 at 17:25.
Testing has a low reliability rate compared to some of the proposed vaccines. Expect to see testing to start to scale back once the vaccine programmes are in full flow. Once that happens a COVID test will not be acceptable for travel permission.
Some of the Asian, African & South and Central American destinations are already drawing up additions to their existing medical requirements (yellow fever for example), that will require COVID vaccine on the list. Some of these countries have had a relatively low problem with COVID, and they are trying to keep it that way, considering some tests are as low as 50% accuracy, they won't accept that level of risk.
I wouldn't be surprised if the EU eventually requires the same along with US.
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