Relaxation of Restrictions, Part XII *Read OP For Mod Warnings*

Post vaccination if there's no end in sight to restrictions there'll be a big problem

Apathy and rebellion will set in and they'll have a job to sell further vaccinations

The worst thing to happen in this country was letting absolute lunatics like Gilroy, Waters, O'Doherty, Corr become the face of the protest movement. As I told a Repeal door knocker in 2018, I refuse to vote in favour of any movement that would allow the likes of scumbags like Ruth Coppinger a prominent leading role. Poisoned by association. Skepticism about the whole Covid thing is rife among the public, but we need the protest movement run by people who aren't anti everything and who bang on nonsense about Bill Gates and 5G. A legitimate movement to restore our freedoms, take retroactive action against some of the worst offenders in the media and, most importantly, initiate a criminal and/ or civil prosecution of Micheal Martin for having let the ex pats return home in December when he was aware 1 in 30 Londoners were infected with the Kent variant.

Martin is an affable enough fellow, doesn't mean he shouldn't be jailed for gross negligence in handling this.

Martin was aware that 1 in 30 Londoners were infected with a more infectious strain by mid December. He would have had access to information showing tens of thousands of Irish people in the London area were planning on returning to Ireland. Logically, given their contempt for Covid restrictions was obvious by their intent to travel, you could surmise that actually more than 1 in 30 of them were infected given their devil may care attitude would leave them at higher risk than the population at large.

MM's decision to allow these people return home resulted in deaths. Now, not as many deaths as is reported, seeing as we are still mired in "died with Covid" as opposed to died OF Covid, but deaths nonetheless.

I fail to see why such negligence wouldn't warrant a corporate manslaughter charge, if such an offence exists in Ireland.

His negligence also resulted in the closure of retail until May or so. Thousands needlessly unemployed. I think it would be quite fitting if a class action stripped him of his assets and home. Had we prevented the ex pats returning home we would have hovered around 20- 40 cases per day in January, Feb, March. Highly likely pubs, retail, building sites would have remained open.

Aside from all that he actually seems a nice enough fella, but being nice doesn't remove yourself from your responsibilities. Had he taken decisive action the Kent variant would only have trickled into Ireland, by the time it started to grow our vaccines would have been well under way. It was simple- seal the Northern border, hotel quarantine, a blanket ban on December travel.

He just couldn't be arsed. The vitriol this country had for the rich lads going to Cheltenham was for some reason never matched for the entitled bastards coming back from London bearing gifts and disease.

The amount of people still wearing masks in England is staggering to be honest. I'd say 70% plus on the Tube in London. Can't help but think it's a way of letting everyone know that you hate Boris more than health related.

If mask mandates were dropped in Ireland tomorrow you wouldn't see one all day. People have had enough of this nonsense.

He hasn't, but that's where I used my own logic and everybody else should too. Does Sajid Khan have better medical advice than Boris does? No, he's a petty little socialist who gets his rocks from playing one upmanship with the great dictator.

Show me the science that says I need to wear a mask on the Tube but not on a train anywhere else in England.