Ignoring social distancing - Page 5

Julie1964 wrote on Fri Jun 5, 2020 11:01pm:

Hi Joan

I agree you don’t want British people coming in the thousands to Spain just like I don’t want thousands coming to my lovely Yorkshire dales! However Spain will collapse without tourism as will areas in the Uk! To maybe put your mind at rest though don’t think there will be many flights to S...

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...pain over next few months so hopefully it will be fairly quiet on the beaches (I certainly won’t be coming over and I have had a property there for 12 years)!  Let’s hope in a few months time life will have resembled some normality which I am sure it will!

rma44 wrote on Sun Jun 7, 2020 12:09pm:

This war against the virus is global but many countries have tackled it better than Britain....it's all about leadership which is unfortunately a very rare thing these days. Too much to ask and hope that the whole world would unite and fight this thing together. Each country has it's so-called sc...

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...ience 'experts' (usually on their payroll) all with varying opinions, the sad fact is there are no 'experts'.

Politicians lie, we all know that, but when they lie on camera I really wonder what they have between their ears. Johnson and Hancock have deceived people ever since this out break started in January, it's all on record and dated for anyone to see. We appear to have a PM in name only and he'll never have the qualities required for the post, the most important being leadership. I thought the last two were bad but Johnson, what is he about? Lost without Cummings pulling the strings and writing his scripts, and to cap it all, he announces to the nation that he is proud of his achievements during this crisis. True leaders lead from the front, they don't hide away. Political agendas have no place in this war either.

Everyone will have their own opinion on this and it'll be the talking point for year's to come, I just hope the facts get archived and not re-written. I have no affiliation with any political party before the usual people on here shoot me down. I wish common sense would prevail, but I'm afraid it's not so common these days. Just look at the protests going on around the world at the moment. Thousands in close proximity to each other, just wait for the second wave now. The protests are obviously for good reason, it's a shame they couldn't come up with another method rather than putting us all at risk again.

Like hundreds of others I want to get out to my house in Spain, but we have to be patient a little longer. In the meantime I hope we all manage to avoid this dreadful disease. If we do, I think it will be due to our efforts and discipline rather than Government rules.

rma44 wrote on Sun Jun 7, 2020 12:09pm:

This war against the virus is global but many countries have tackled it better than Britain....it's all about leadership which is unfortunately a very rare thing these days. Too much to ask and hope that the whole world would unite and fight this thing together. Each country has it's so-called sc...

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...ience 'experts' (usually on their payroll) all with varying opinions, the sad fact is there are no 'experts'.

Politicians lie, we all know that, but when they lie on camera I really wonder what they have between their ears. Johnson and Hancock have deceived people ever since this out break started in January, it's all on record and dated for anyone to see. We appear to have a PM in name only and he'll never have the qualities required for the post, the most important being leadership. I thought the last two were bad but Johnson, what is he about? Lost without Cummings pulling the strings and writing his scripts, and to cap it all, he announces to the nation that he is proud of his achievements during this crisis. True leaders lead from the front, they don't hide away. Political agendas have no place in this war either.

Everyone will have their own opinion on this and it'll be the talking point for year's to come, I just hope the facts get archived and not re-written. I have no affiliation with any political party before the usual people on here shoot me down. I wish common sense would prevail, but I'm afraid it's not so common these days. Just look at the protests going on around the world at the moment. Thousands in close proximity to each other, just wait for the second wave now. The protests are obviously for good reason, it's a shame they couldn't come up with another method rather than putting us all at risk again.

Like hundreds of others I want to get out to my house in Spain, but we have to be patient a little longer. In the meantime I hope we all manage to avoid this dreadful disease. If we do, I think it will be due to our efforts and discipline rather than Government rules.

098fethiye123 wrote on Sun Jun 7, 2020 1:30pm:

Totally agree. 

This is not the time for party politics, particularly with the current band of Tory incompetents using their huge majority to run roughshod over the rest of us, resulting in the state we're in now. We need an Emergency Covid=19 specific CROSS PARTY Committee. 

zacdog wrote on Sun Jun 7, 2020 1:54pm:

Then for God's sake shut the hell up, I've never heard so much (non political??🤣🤣) drivel in my life than that contained in the last few posts on here. Please tell me the Costa's aren't full this anti Brit leftist stuff. This site would be so much better without it all, not one bit helpful,...

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... if anything, it's putting newcomers off. Stand by for the usual remarks from the usual heads!!

Sean41 wrote on Sun Jun 7, 2020 3:23pm:

The truth hurts but the people won't be shut up. The pathetic leaders have to be questioned.

zacdog wrote on Sun Jun 7, 2020 1:54pm:

Then for God's sake shut the hell up, I've never heard so much (non political??🤣🤣) drivel in my life than that contained in the last few posts on here. Please tell me the Costa's aren't full this anti Brit leftist stuff. This site would be so much better without it all, not one bit helpful,...

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... if anything, it's putting newcomers off. Stand by for the usual remarks from the usual heads!!

Sean41 wrote on Sun Jun 7, 2020 3:23pm:

The truth hurts but the people won't be shut up. The pathetic leaders have to be questioned.