Saturday, 21 March 2020

Sheer bloody madness


 “Doubt is an uncomfortable condition, but certainty is a ridiculous one.”

So, at last, the Government decides to close the pubs and clubs along with the schools. Monday will see legislation put before Parliament that could take away our civil liberties for a period of two years. It will only be a matter of time before they lock us all up in our homes like Italy, France and Spain. This is all for our own good you understand, it always is. Two years!!! We're sleepwalking into a trap, gliding peacefully down the slope that inevitably leads to  tyranny; with the decoy of a supposed pandemic (the annual flu has killed more this winter and does so every winter and no-one said a thing) and a willfully crashed economy (the Government is giving away money like they stole it which they have, I suppose) small businesses closing and shops that cannot cope with panic demand (shortages of staples bread, meat and milk, I can, however, still buy the newspapers it is not total barbarity out there, yet). In all this there seems no voice defending reason, no voice saying this is completely wrong, nobody questioning or doubting the official line, nobody at all ... It is collective insanity, sheer bloody madness. It will not end well.

4 comments:

  1. "Supposed pandemic"? Is there something you know that Chief Medical Officer types around the world don't? Have they all got it wrong? Some further explanation would be useful I think.

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    1. supposed
      /səˈpəʊzd/
      adjective
      adjective: supposed

      generally assumed or believed to be the case, but not necessarily so.

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  2. Thanks for your response. Either way we're going to find out.

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  3. When this is all over, I'm so looking forward to saying "I told you so".

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