Rebellion grows over Covid measures

[-:Undertaker:-]

Rebellion grows over Covid measures

Amidst the new restrictions, the Prime Minister is now facing a leadership challenge

The government told us the vaccine was the route out of lockdown. We’ve had the first jab. And the second jab. People are queuing up for the booster. No one has said Omicron busts the vaccine. So was the government right. Or were the Lockdown Deniers right after all.

— (((Dan Hodges))) (@DPJHodges) December 8, 2021

Plan B . Boris is mental. Work from home but you can go to Night clubs and Football matches if you are double vax. The man must go. Correct me if I am wrong but I have not heard of any one who had to go to hospital with this new strain let alone die. Small BIZ will collapse.

— Lord Sugar (@Lord_Sugar) December 8, 2021

I fully agree with this. I do not and will not support these proposals. https://t.co/weNRQgX6Ai

— Brendan Clarke-Smith (@Bren4Bassetlaw) December 8, 2021

✊It is vital that the maximum number of Conservative MPs vote against Plan B, whatever our useless Opposition do.

🗽This is now about the kind of future we are creating. Our choices could scarcely be more important 👇 https://t.co/RSeqGWHoTx

— Rt Hon Steve Baker FRSA 🗽 (@SteveBakerFRSA) December 8, 2021

COVID only occupying 4% of all hospital beds in England.
Whitty lying.#PressBriefing

— Allison Pearson (@AllisonPearson) December 8, 2021

Speaking to Tory MPs tonight, I think they’ve reached a breaking point. Not on Boris himself (yet) but on new restrictions. Proper mutinous stuff. MPs openly texting whips “I’m not backing this”,

— (((Dan Hodges))) (@DPJHodges) December 8, 2021

Theresa May deserves credit when it’s due for speaking common sense…we have to learn to live with this virus. pic.twitter.com/9EXyXcaoc7

— Richard Tice MP 🇬🇧 (@TiceRichard) December 6, 2021

I've been in a minority on this forum battling against some very strange mask wearing bed wetters who can't see the very simple logic that no matter how many masks they wear or restrictions they follow, this virus - which is very mild - is here forever. So the choice has always been since Day 1, are you going to live in fear from a virus forever or are you going to live your life and crack on with it?

Like with the EU, I started in a minority and by the end of this I will be in a majority. I guarantee it. Less people are wearing masks than ever before, people who took the first two vaccines are now refusing a third (as will I) and the backbenchers of the Tory Party are now riven with unrest over these absurd rules.

Now, let's hope this PM is deposed as soon as possible and we have a new PM who will scrap much if not all of the stupid Covid rules. Or we'll be stuck in this endless cycle forever while the people who told you not to visit your Grandmother dying party the night away together. If they don't believe a word of it, ask yourself why you still do.

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The normally supportive Tory-leaning press is now turning against all of this. Here are the two biggest newspapers in the country.

For the perpetual lockdowners and mask lovers, it is over. Now get under your bedsheets and never bother us all again.

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There's a decent chance that the government may be forced to back down before it even tries introducing these measures.

If you all recall during the EU votes, from the moment Theresa May was forced to rely on Labour votes to pass legislation - she was toast.

We must continue to pressure MPs with emails, social media and disobedience and force their hands.

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Pressure building on Labour to join with the rebels to bring down the Prime Minister.

If this happens, then expect the government to back down before bringing it to the Commons and thus risking a potentially fatal loss.

Pressure on Keir Starmer to tear up his usual caution and order his MPs to unite with Tory rebels and vote against vaccine passports to try to topple No10.

Labour MP tells me: "We've a duty to oppose No10 - we should try to defeat the PM and then call a no confidence vote"

— Kate Ferguson (@kateferguson4) December 9, 2021

Some Tories reckon up to 100 MPs are considering rebelling on vaccine passports in next weeks crunch votes.

Absolute fury with the plan.

— Kate Ferguson (@kateferguson4) December 9, 2021

For the first time during this overblown pandemic, it really does feel the tide is turning against the Covid fanatics and lock downers. We can defeat this.

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We've now reached a total of 80 MPs who are publicly going to vote against the government tomorrow on new Covid-19 rules.

This is enough to deprive the government of its majority and the PM will now have to rely on Labour to pass the legislation.

Any MP not yet declared and wanting to be the magic 79th Tory covid passport rebel - wiping out the government's working majority - you have my DMs and/or number

— Calgie (@christiancalgie) December 13, 2021

[Seatherny]

Rebellion grows over removing Queen as Head of State. Rebellion grows as more racists support BNP and want UK to only have white people. Don't see you posting those things? Oh wait, it does not suit your agenda.

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Rebellion grows over removing Queen as Head of State. Rebellion grows as more racists support BNP and want UK to only have white people. Don't see you posting those things? Oh wait, it does not suit your agenda.

I haven't seen backbench rebellions of 80+ voting against the government for those things. Could you point them out for me with some links?

[Seatherny]

But MPs are stupid like you once said. It is the public whose opinion matters. So why are you now quoting the number of MPs voting against what Boris is proposing? Lets talk about the racists in UK.

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But MPs are stupid like you once said. It is the public whose opinion matters. So why are you now quoting the number of MPs voting against what Boris is proposing? Lets talk about the racists in UK.

MPs generally lag behind public opinion as it shifts, like I said the rebellion on the backbenchers will eventually force the governments hand.

Oh no not the race drum. Please. Hasn't that grievance drum been banged enough already?

[Seatherny]

MPs generally lag behind public opinion as it shifts, like I said the rebellion on the backbenchers will eventually force the governments hand.

Oh no not the race drum. Please. Hasn't that grievance drum been banged enough already?

Same as your banging on about how lockdowns cause you so much anxiety.