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Too Little ,Too Late Mr J
Who but the hardest could ever forget seeing the Queen sitting alone at the funeral of her husband while even the night before , a party was in full swing at among the MP,she cut such a lonely figure in her time of need and comfort from her family, like thousands more up and down the land
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I think she sat alone, to show an example, due to covid. Very wise... I still can't give a monkeys about who partied and when. They gave the advice that was... potentially, safest, which was right. Risked themselves, up to them. What bothers me is those fined or literally prevented from seeing dying people. But I see that as a different issue... that was down to...
13:42 Fri 14th Jan 2022
As bad looks go it doesn’t get much worse than that does it and in the Daily Torygraph too.
All I’d say is that I guess the Queen HAD to do that for her own safety so maybe a teeny bit unfair.
But surely another case of ignoring the rules and did the PM not know what was going on?
He seems “not to have known” an awful lot
All I’d say is that I guess the Queen HAD to do that for her own safety so maybe a teeny bit unfair.
But surely another case of ignoring the rules and did the PM not know what was going on?
He seems “not to have known” an awful lot
How long can this drip-drip continue? We know of a number of events, which suggests a pattern of behaviour. So maybe one or two get-togethers a week - leaving, promotions, birthdays, weddings, births, etc. Are we going to have apologies, "PM was /wasn't at that one", didn't realise it was a ***-up? Come clean now.
Why couldn't they have worked fro home. Lots of people did and lots of people lost their jobs because of their dictates on closing and not mixing.
Think how HM and DoE behaved. Nobody forced them but they knew the meaning of the word duty.
They (politicians) cannot make an apology that is good enough.
Think how HM and DoE behaved. Nobody forced them but they knew the meaning of the word duty.
They (politicians) cannot make an apology that is good enough.
I'm with you Bobbs and the fact they are apologising to her means they know they were in the wrong. I will say though that I don't think the Queen needed to sit on her own, I'm sure Charles, Andrew or Edward could have sat with her, but I think, as a conscientious and caring woman, she decided to lead by example knowing that many others during the pandemic had had to do the same thing at loved one's funerals.
