Anti-Vaxxer Beauty Therapist

An anti-vax beauty therapist has said she will refuse to treat anyone who’s been vaccinated against coronavirus.

Sarah McCutcheon, based in Glasgow, wrote in a post on her business Instagram page that they will not treat anyone who’s had a COVID 19 jab.

The owner of Wellness and Wellbeing With Sarah commented on a post from an Australian hair salon that read: ‘We are not your hairdresser if you have had the COVID vax.’

She added that they agreed and wouldn’t conduct massages or treatments on any vaccinated people, and they were sorry, but not sorry.

The National Hair and Beauty Federation (NHBF) told a newspaper outlet that such a policy would go against Government guidance, which should be followed to keep customers protected.

When pressed to explain herself Ms McCutcheon wrote via her business page that many of her loyal long term customers follow a very natural path and that she wanted to ensure that they felt safe in the environment they came to relax in.

She said that there was no long term data to secure them at the moment, there were too many related illnesses and experimental vaccines that had caused numerous injuries.

The post said the company had been asking anyone inquiring about treatments whether or not they’d been vaccinated, and it added that to reduce repetition to single messages they’ve chosen to follow on and post that they won’t conduct treatments on any vaccinated person and that their personal preferences should be respected.

It comes after recent research carried out by Public Health England revealed the Pfizer jab was 96 per cent effective against hospitalisations from the Delta variant after two doses. Meanwhile, AstraZeneca is 92 per cent effective, but despite the jab’s phenomenal success, conspiracy theorists have continued to cast doubt on its safety and effectiveness on social media.

The NHBF said it closely follows COVID 19 guidance issued by the Scottish and UK governments, including that around the vaccine rollout, and the body told a newspaper outlet that the NHBF firmly advises that all hair and beauty professionals follow official government advice and guidelines to decrease the risk of coronavirus to customers and staff as well as their friends and family.

Ms McCutcheon’s Instagram page says she has 10 plus years of experience as a beauty therapist and has a Higher National Diploma (HND) in beauty therapy.

But all this is doing is cutting down her client base, and I doubt very much if anybody is going to be put off from being vaccinated because they’re desperate to stay being her customer, and I wonder how her business will fare? Because this doesn’t seem like a very clever business move.

And clearly, those that do stay are happy to pump their face full of Botox and put peroxide into their mouth to whiten their teeth, rather than having a COVID jab.

By all means, don’t have the vaccine if you don’t want it, but others shouldn’t be judged for having a different viewpoint and refusing to have them as clients, well, that’s just pure discrimination, but this discrimination is happening to all of us – those that don’t want the vaccine and even those people that can’t have it for medical reasons are being discriminated against.

It’s a person’s choice if they want it or not! But as for this lady, beauty and brains are not a combination she can brag about, and she said that she didn’t want vaccinated clients because many of her customers follow a very natural path, says the beauty therapist with a face caked in make-up full of toxins that absorb through the skin, fake eyelashes glued on, artificially whitened teeth, and a very suspiciously tight forehead that most likely didn’t come from rubbing cabbage leaves on it.

Holocaust Survivor Landlord Blasts Squatter

A Holocaust survivor who returned to the Hamptons from Israel to discover her tenant refusing to leave her home has claimed the tenant damaged her furniture and left heaps of trash to decompose outside.

Genya Markon, 78, spends the winters in Israel and the summers at her $675,000 home in Hampton Bays, which has been in her family since it was bought by her parents in 1967, but Genya Markon said she flew home to the Hamptons only to discover her renter, Julie Rinke, still there and the place covered in garbage.

She’s since filed a suit seeking to force Julie Rinke out of the home and accusing her of falsely claiming to be protected under New York’s coronavirus related prohibition on evictions, and a newspaper outlet shows photos of Julie Rinke arriving at the home on Friday, almost a month after the lease she signed in July 2020 ended.

Genya Markon said Julie Rinke begged her to sign another lease so she could return after the summer, but still never left. Instead, Genya Markon and Julie Rinke signed a pandemic hardship application saying she didn’t have the funds to find another home.

Genya Markon said that was of no interest to her at that point because it was her house, and that she’d travelled 6,000 miles, and she wanted to spend her summer there.

Genya Markon said she’d gone without renting the home during the winters for 10 years because she was cautious about possible renters, and she said that she didn’t know who would want to live in Hampton Bays in the winter, but then she discovered there were real estate agents who dealt with winter rentals.

She said that she rented to this woman, Julie Rinke, who introduced herself as an interior decorator, and she had two daughters who were in college, one a freshman and one a sophomore.

Genya Markon ultimately rented the home out to Julie Rinke in July 2019 and the lease was to expire on June 18, 2020, at the climax of the coronavirus pandemic.

The landlord couldn’t return from Israel because there were no aircraft and nobody was travelling, so she chose to renew Julie Rinke’s lease for another full year from July 1, 2020, to June 18, 2021, but then Genya Markon said she began to see signs of trouble as Julie Rinke supposedly used the pandemic in an attempt to convince her not to return home.

Of course, this is a civil matter, and if the police are telling one party (the property owner) they have to go to civil court, they will just tell the other party (the renter) the same thing, but Genya Markon owns the house, yet can’t go back to it, and her deadbeat squatter is now acting as if she owns it, and this is wrong on so many levels, and it seems like Julie Rinke has hit the lotto with free rent in the Hampton Bay.

And certainly don’t invite anyone to spend the night at your home because once you ask them inside they can become squatters, well, they can in some states of the US, but Julie Rinke has just destroyed her reputation, and no one will rent to her now because they won’t want to go through the melodrama that Genya Markon did.

And at some point, the squatter must find this quite exhausting, and she had lots of time to get another rental, but of course, by this time all of her friends must have realised that she didn’t have any money – the problem is people living like they’re loaded when they’re not.

Pfizer Claims Protection From Its COVID Vaccine Is Beginning To Fade

Pfizer has claimed immunity given by its COVID vaccine is now fading, and it wants to dish out booster jabs for people to take six months after they’ve had their second dose.

They claim real-world data from Israel’s world-beating drive has shown vaccine effectiveness in preventing both infection and symptomatic disease has declined six months post-vaccine.

Meanwhile, scientific trials of its booster jab show it can generate up to 10 times more neutralising antibodies than just two doses, Pfizer and BioNTech said.

But researchers dedicated to studying the pandemic have frequently warned there’s currently no actual proof that a third shot is even required.

Striving to downplay concerns, the US Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said that fully vaccinated Americans don’t need a booster shot yet, but Pfizer’s CEO Albert Bourla has consistently maintained that he thinks people will need a third dose and has even suggested the vaccine will become seasonal like the flu shot.

It comes as No 10 is continuing to prepare for a COVID booster programme, with top-ups set to be dished out alongside flu jabs this autumn, but ministers have yet to commit to the drive, with the final decision based on trials and advice from prime experts.

Pfizer didn’t release the full set of Israeli data, which has sparked the debate regarding booster vaccines. However, effectiveness estimates have dropped in the Middle Eastern nation over the past few weeks amid the fast spread of the Indian Delta variant.

Israeli health officials now claimed the jab blocks 64 per cent of infections, compared to 94 per cent in May before the mutant strain took hold. Ministers described the data as disturbing.

But scientists have endeavoured to suppress any concerns about the vaccine effectiveness, saying overall the picture was still encouraging.

The same statistics revealed the jab still protects against serious illness, cutting the chance of being hospitalised by 93 per cent, and for example, Israeli news website Ynet announced the figure in May was slightly beyond the 98 per cent mark.

Israel eased its remaining restrictions in early June, relaxing requirements to wear face masks inside and customer caps on cafes, bars and restaurants, but indoor coverings were reintroduced only 10 days later amid a spike in infections, with 90 per cent of cases blamed on the Indian variant.

But it appears that this virus war isn’t meant to be won, it’s meant to be continuous, and still numerous people haven’t had their first jab yet, and guess what people, they’re still alive! Although we can’t be smug about it, not just yet anyway.

However, these pharma companies want their profit guaranteed for the next few years, so it’s just being announced that immunity is fading and that booster shots will be required, but we should be ending this Coronaphobic overreaction now! But can you imagine the money that big pharma could make from this?

A mark, a yen, a buck or a pound, is what makes the world go around. That clinking, clanking sound that makes the world go around, and it’s a rich man’s world and all the things that you could do if you had a little money.

And now we’re being told to prepare for a long, cold winter, with lots of chaos and lots more fear-based manipulations and lockdowns coming, and another orchestrated pandemic, with the use of more vaccines because of course, we have to keep the shareholders happy.

As Gas Boilers Are Banned From 2025, Would A Heat Pump Save You Money?

Making Britain more environmentally friendly has become one of the Government’s principal plans in recent times, and most recently, it announced that the installation of new gas boilers in homes would be banned from 2025.

As a result, heat pumps, a more eco-friendly option, is set to play a big part in hitting climate change targets and getting to carbon net-zero by 2050.

The Government has said it wants to fit 600,000 heat pumps in UK homes each year by 2028.

These pumps are a greener solution as they aren’t powered by fossil fuels and are extremely efficient. But, they may not be suitable for millions of UK homes, and David Holmes of comparison site Boiler Guide said that heat pumps come at a considerable cost, so it’s essential that homeowners do their research on suitability before forking out.

He said that while the Government is rightly pushing for renewable heating solutions, a one size fits all approach isn’t going to work, and that there are numerous positives with heat pumps but they’re not viable for every home in the United Kingdom.

This is Money, with the help of Boiler Guide, outlines which types of properties could benefit from a heat pump, and what the alternatives are for homes where installing or using one might be difficult.

An air-source heat pump looks like an air conditioning unit that sits outside the home, and unlike boilers, heat pumps don’t produce the heat, they just transfer it from one place to another.

Air source heat pumps come with a fan unit that takes in heat from the air outside the home. The extracted heat is then condensed and used to produce hot water.

The hot water needs to be stored in a water cylinder inside the home, where it can supply radiators, taps and showers.

The system runs on electricity and the two units are connected by copper pipework.

There’s also the option of ground source heat pumps, which use pipes that are hidden in the garden to extract heat from the ground.

This heat can then be used to heat radiators, underfloor or warm air heating systems and hot water in the home.

On average, an air source heat pump will cost between £9,000 to £13,000 to fit, but this will vary depending on the complexity of the installation.

It’s a big investment, but the Renewable Heat Incentive was brought in to assist people to recover some of their money.

However, if you fit an eligible system before the scheme concludes in March 2022, the Government will reimburse you for the energy it produces for 7 years.

But a heat source pump costs a fortune, and they’re only effective when you have a super-insulated new build, and you would have to have another source of heat in the winter months.

As for trying to retrofit all the old housing stock in the country, well, that would be a total farce because it would need another heat source to keep warm, well, that’s advance for you.

These heat pumps are just reversed air conditioning, and they never get really hot and it takes a long time to build up the heat, and if the power goes out, you also lose your boiler too because the circulating pump isn’t powered by gas, nor the ignition to ignite the gas when it fires up.

Yet another ridiculous policy that will either drive millions into massive debt to cover the cost or kill the elderly off early through hypothermia, but then perhaps that’s the idea.

The Sad Moment When Dad, 21, Cradles His Newborn Son

This is the tragic moment when a father cradles his newborn son who was saved after his pregnant wife was killed on impact when criminals fleeing cops smashed into her vehicle.

Samantha Russell, 22, was 33 weeks pregnant at the time of the collision, died on impact, but doctors were able to safely deliver her baby son.

In an emotional Facebook post following the tragedy, her husband, Brandon Russell, 21, posted a photo of himself cradling his newborn son, Mac.

He said that words couldn’t describe or express the emotions that were going through everyone’s head in light of the events that took place on July 6, 2021, at about 5.30 CST, and he said that Sammy was taken from them, but left behind the most wonderful gift of life.

He continued to say that Samantha was going to be a wonderful mother and that she always had everything planned out and ready to go, and he said she was driven and the hardest worker he knew.

He said that she always knew what to say when he was going through an issue or needed advice, and that she was the best person to know, from her bubbly nature and being all over the place to her knowing when it was ‘couch-thirty’ and time to watch Netflix, and that she was an all-round great soul who didn’t deserve to die on impact from a reckless motorist.

He added that she was the greatest example of what it looks like to be happy, and that she bestowed happiness to everyone and anyone she knew, and that she would always be his wife and the person he turned to when he needed advice or to ask another one of his stupid questions, and that he loved her and that she was everything to him.

But he said that with all that said, that he wanted everyone reading to take a moment to cherish and love those special people around you while they’re here and that no one could ever replace them because they mean so much to them, and he concluded that you just never know what to expect every day and that we should live every day to our fullest.

According to their Facebook profiles, Samantha and Brandon were married in 2019, and in January, Samantha posted a photograph of the two of them holding sonogram photos to announce her pregnancy, and in March, they announced that baby Russell would be a boy.

This is an especially poignant story, but I’m sure that Brandon will be a doting father and take care of his son, but this is yet another unfortunate example of good people losing their lives through the actions of others.

And this poor child will never know his mother because of the actions of criminals who had no regard for the lives of others, and they should be charged with murder because their high speed led to this avoidable tragedy, and they should never be free to wander the streets again.

Statistically, high-speed pursuits don’t end well, and it puts innocent people’s lives at risk, and these criminals that killed this woman probably won’t get done for murder because it wasn’t premeditated, and they’ll probably be walking the streets in less than a few years.

BONE TO BONE

A study suggests that common bone and joint operations may be no more effective than physiotherapy or treatment with medications.

It discovered the advantages of some of the most commonly performed surgery, including hip replacements and knee repair, were not backed up by high-quality evidence.

Researchers at the University of Bristol looked for studies that compared the clinical effectiveness of ten procedures with no treatment, placebo or non-operative care such as physiotherapy and medications.

They found evidence from randomised controlled trials supporting the better effectiveness of carpal tunnel decompression surgery and total knee replacement over non-operative care.

But no high-quality trials directly compared total hip replacement or knee cartilage (meniscal) repair with non-operative care.

According to the study published in the British Medical Journal, for six other procedures including shoulder rotator cuff repair and lumbar spine decompression, trials found no advantage of surgery over non-operative care.

It concluded that while seven of the procedures had been recommended for use by national guidelines, there’s wasn’t a high-quality body of evidence to definitively support most of them.

Official figures revealed that about one million patients have surgery for musculoskeletal conditions on the NHS each year.

The absence of proof doesn’t mean the interventions are ineffective but it makes it hard to identify the true treatment outcome.

Study leader Professor Ashley Blom, an orthopaedic surgeon, said that an urgent need exists to prioritise investigation and that most generally used and supported orthopaedic procedures had limited and low-quality evidence base relating to their effectiveness and was concerning.

He maintained that interventions may work even if the evidence base had not yet been established or the observational evidence might be so overwhelming that trials would be regarded unethical or redundant, and that hip replacement might be an illustration of this.

Dr Benjamin Ellis, of the charity Versus Arthritis, said that there should be no place in the NHS for operations that don’t work, but that data from millions in the National Joint Registry has shown the benefits people get from hip and knee replacement surgery.

Bob Handley, president of the British Orthopaedic Association, said that the study had taken a narrow view of the evidence available for orthopaedic operations, and he said that in particular, total hip replacement, was one of the most successful and cost-effective of all operations, not just in orthopaedics.

I’m sure that walking with two artificial hips is much better than hobbling around in agonising pain, and numerous people would tell you that having hip or knee surgery gave them back their life.

I mean who would want to be limping around basically bone on bone? And this is total nonsense because without replacement of joints they’re sentencing people to a life of incapacity and chronic pain.

Countless people are waiting for hip or knee replacement surgery where the bone is on bone, and they’re in agony, not even being able to walk to the end of the road, and it’s no solution to keep giving these people more painkillers, but no doubt this data will now be used as an excuse to cut the waiting lists back down, by dishing out even more painkillers for the benefit of the pharma industry.

And people who need surgery can’t live with the instability, and when they do have the surgery, they don’t regret it one bit because their stability is back and they can safely return to an active life without fear of falling.

Modern Cars Are Too Big To Fit In Garages

A report said that residential streets are becoming jammed with parked vehicles because larger modern vehicles no longer fit in garages.

The top five selling cars in the United Kingdom in the 1960s, including models such as the slimline Ford Anglia, were 4 foot 11 inches wide and 12 foot 9 inches long on average, it found, but last year the five most popular cars were 5 foot 11 inches wide and 14 foot 1 inch long on average.

Meanwhile, private garages have largely remained the same width, 6 foot 11 inches on average, this gives only 6 inches of leeway on each side when modern cars are driven in.

According to the RAC Foundation study, as a result, countless more drivers are instead parking on the street, and around two-thirds of homeowners with a garage don’t use it for the purpose it was designed.

The report found that it meant the amount of space utilised by modern cars on residential roads was now a third more than in the 1960s.

This is leading to increasingly obstructed roads as motorists have more limited space to pass each other alongside parked vehicles, while foot-travellers such as mothers with pushchairs frequently find footpaths are blocked.

Steve Gooding, director of the RAC Foundation, said the problem was worsened by the fact that there are now about 31.7 million vehicles on Britain’s streets, compared with 7.7 million in 1965.

The foundation wants the planning system to catch up with the growth in vehicle size by allowing larger garages to be built, which would help cut on-street parking.

Steve Gooding said that not only are vehicles getting bigger, there are more of them and that this is putting pressure on roadside space, and crucially, residential garages are also often inadequate for their intended purpose.

The five best selling vehicles in 1965 were the Austin Morris 1100/1300, Ford Cortina, Mini, Ford Anglia and Vauxhall Victor. Last year they were the Ford Fiesta, Vauxhall Corsa, Volkswagen Golf, Ford Focus and Mercedes A-Class.

Even houses built in 2000 are not being built large enough to fit an Astra in it, and it appears that all garages are being built too small, and even some double garages on new houses are being built with a column in the centre, which still doesn’t allow vehicles to use them, although most garages are full of junk, and you’d need a second garage for the vehicle.

But then it appears that all building regulations aren’t fit for purpose and they all need updating to take account of modern requirements, from vehicle size to insulation, triple glazing and ventilation.

And soon we will be finding that vehicles are too large for parking bays and then we’ll be getting parking tickets, or our parking permits will be declined, so a lot of people have paved over their front gardens so they can get them off the road, and you can walk down some roads and there’s not a flower or lawn in sight because now it’s a paved paradise parking lot.

GP Who Was Struck Off For Failing To Spot Cancer

A GP was struck off for failing to spot cancer in a patient and has admitted to falsely accusing the man’s son of racial abuse to save his career.

Robert Jenyo, 53, falsely claimed he was called a f***ing n****r and told to give way for white doctors to work after he was sued for negligence and investigated by the General Medical Council in 2015.

Robert Jenyo, a Nigerian born GP in Sale, Greater Manchester, had failed to spot signs of cancer in a 60-year-old man who complained of shoulder and mid back pain in 2007.

The medic later claimed the unnamed man’s son, known as Dr AB, subjected him to a flood of racial abuse in an attempt to divert criticism of his mistakes.

Robert Jenyo was struck off in 2015 after his bogus account was rejected, but in May he returned to the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service in Manchester to appeal for his medical licence.

In the latest hearing, he admitted using the false allegations against Dr AB as a front in the hope he would get away with it, adding what he did was completely wrong.

His appeal was thrown out after it emerged Dr AB, who’s emphatically denied using racist language during an alleged phone call, hadn’t received an apology.

Robert Jenyo, now a care support worker, said that he’d been under pressure at work and was stressed and he was trying to cover up things and that when the complaint came in, he didn’t want the details of the case to come out and suggest to patients, his co-workers and to the public that he was a bad doctor.

He said that at the time he had a huge workload which was making him exhausted and stressed, but that he now understood the impact his actions had on patient A and his family and he regretted what occurred.

Robert Jenyo was reported to the General Medical Council after a 60-year-old man, known as patient A, died three months after being diagnosed with cancer in 2007.

It emerged the patient had complained to Robert Jenyo of shoulder and mid back pain and was referred for physiotherapy.

The man was later sent for an X-ray and blood tests after the physiotherapist noticed weight loss and pain which appeared not to be mechanical.

Robert Jenyo should never be reconsidered for his original position, and it’s shocking to attack someone of a total lie who’s grieving a death.

This man didn’t hold his hands up and admit he was negligent, instead, he just chose to drag his colour into it and erroneously play the martyr, and this sort of behaviour has to stop! And to think we’ve been brainwashed into clapping for individuals such as this person.

This man was creating division and that’s what’s wrong in today’s society, and those who sow seeds of division are dangerous, and he was an incompetent doctor and a terrible human being – a double whammy of terribleness.

And now he’s working as a care support worker. However, the sick and vulnerable deserve better. The problem is we live in a time when this particular accusation appears to trump even the most heinous of crimes, and the law needs to be transparent on this, but sadly, it’s actively supported via prior cases.

At least this man got caught. However, how many get away with this?

Moment Brawling Binman Is Knocked Out By Pedestrian

Two brawling binmen recorded fighting in the street while wearing their high vis uniforms have been fired by their bosses.

The jaw-dropping video reveals the men exchanging blows with a group in Chatham, Kent.

One of the orange vested men was knocked out cold after being caught with a left hook and sent plunging to the ground. Then, in an utterly odd moment, the other binman is seen to strip off his jacket, exposing his bare chest.

Wearing just his high vis trousers and boots, the man walked past his knocked out co-worker and starts to brave the gathering.

The row then starts to simmer down as the man picked up his jacket and starts to walk away, while the other picks himself up off the floor.

Moments before, the orange vested men are seen to grab seats from outside a pub before giving chase.

It appears that a member of staff from the pub runs down the street attempting to recover them.

The company they worked for has now identified and fired them both, saying they are shocked by their behaviour in a bustling High Street.

But one of the pair gets into a fight with a man and woman and during that fight is knocked clean out, lying flat on the ground.

One woman watching bellows ‘Jim! Get away!’ as the fight proceeds.

Rather than helping, spectators to the unfolding scene go up to the motionless guy and take his picture as he lies perfectly still on the pavement, and as his friend wanders back he pulls off his top, exposing his beer belly, as one onlooker said: ‘ Don’t be coming at me mate.’

Alicia Martin recorded the unexpected scenes in Chatham, Kent, at just after 5 pm on Monday.

Alicia Martin, who’d been walking through the town centre when the fight began, said it had been a terrifying encounter.

She said: ‘I was walking down the High Street. They were bin men in their uniforms and the next thing they were taking chairs from outside Wetherspoons and trying to throw them at people.

She said that everyone began running up the road, they grabbed chairs and were trying to launch them at everyone, even at her and the boy she was with, and she was saying to get away, and then it got to the middle of the High Street, and one of them got knocked out.

This is a disgrace to every hard-working binman, and now, of course, the council have binned them! And it’s pretty funny that these people have to take their tops off, and if I looked like that chap did, I would have definitely have kept it under wraps. I mean, you don’t see soldiers going off into battle with their tops off, and it gives new meaning to taking out the trash!

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps Supports Compulsory Face Masks

Grant Shapps cleared the way for public transport operators including the London Underground to force travellers to continue wearing masks.

The Transport Secretary said he was pretty relaxed about rail, bus and Underground firms making face coverings a condition of carriage, meaning riders failing to comply can’t travel.

Facing MPs he distinguished wearing masks on packed passenger services and empty services at off-peak times, saying the latter was pointless, but he said that he would himself continue to wear a mask on the Tube, saying such a move would further heighten confidence in the network.

His comments seem to place him apart from the position of Boris Johnson, and the Prime Minister said that while it was common sense to wear a mask in restricted places like the Tube, the Government wanted to move away from legal diktat.

Emergency laws mandating face masks are expected to be removed on Freedom Day on July 19, but Mr Shapps told the Commons Transport Committee that they were looking to have arguments about it and that they were looking to be reasonable.

He said that if people are travelling, on the Underground and it’s pretty packed, the wearing of face masks may well be effective and boost confidence, and that standing right next to somebody, he believed that was one thing that he would want to do and that transport operators were free to require it, and that we’ve seen airlines do that, so we may see some transportation service do that as well.

He also said that on the other hand, if you’re travelling on a pretty deserted carriage at an unpopular time of the day to travel for three hours on a mainline or something, then it’s was rather pointless in the circumstances to potentially sit there on your own wearing a mask.

And he said that we’re moving to this next stage where people use common sense and personal responsibility to determine these things and he believed it was the sensible way forward.

Boris Johnson announced that laws requiring masks to be worn inside will be discarded on July 19, but London mayor Mr Khan has declined to say whether he will keep the rules on the Tube, while Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has demanded a rethink to protect the vulnerable.

Mr Khan said giving Londoners confidence to travel on the public transport network was key to their economic recovery.

But just days after being told that masks won’t be mandatory, we now have wishy-washy Mr Shapps backtracking again, allowing Mr Khan et cetera to implement rules we were told would not be enforced, so it looks like this is going to be another fine farce.

But good luck with that because either way, there will be millions of people who are finished with this absolute stupidity, but everyone has a choice whether or not to continue to wear a mask, and if a person is vulnerable, then those people should continue to do so if they feel unsafe, not the other way round.

Masks may have been put there to protect people, but honestly, most people don’t give a damn about anyone else, and about Grant Shapps wearing a face mask on the Tube, what did his chauffeur-driven car break down or even his own private plane?

Perhaps before Grant Shapps became Transport Secretary he would commute, but let’s face it, bit by bit Boris Johnson got his ministers chipping away at full unlock, which he never intends to happen despite his announcement on Monday.

Boris Johnson is again showing his false face, having said one thing and then getting his ministers to undermine that, so that he doesn’t look bad when the reality of what he’s backing hits and is shown to be nothing like the lie he made at the outset.

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