A while ago, This Writer noticed that some people were complaining that the coronavirus crisis should not be described as a conflict.

They were wrong. It is a conflict – just not necessarily against the virus.

And in any conflict, or war, the first casualty is always the truth.

Now read this:

Boris Johnson has told colleagues his concerns that relaxing lockdown measures too soon could lead to a second outbreak of coronavirus.

The PM is understood to have had a video call with his deputy, Dominic Raab, on Friday to discuss the crisis.

He is thought to have told Mr Raab and other officials that stopping a second peak was his priority.

Hogwash.

This Site has already reported that John doesn’t fear a second peak of coronavirus infection and fatality – he expects it.

In fact, his original plan was to let us all get infected and hope that enough of us made it through to keep the profits flowing for his economically-active buddies.

The only reason he changed his mind was that his advisors told him public opinion had turned against him.

Now, after the Sunday Times published the facts about Johnson’s terminally ham-handed and dithering failure to get a grip on the realities of the disease (albeit nearly three weeks after This Writer published a better article with the same information), he sees public opinion turning against him again.

So he has come out with a non-pronouncement about the situation in three weeks time.

Propaganda.

By then, matters may have changed significantly and his word now won’t mean anything. I certainly wouldn’t advise anybody to ease up on the current level of lockdown just because he said so! This is the man who caught the disease himself because he couldn’t be bothered to follow his own rules!

In any case, don’t expect any sense from him or his government. Look what they’ve given us so far:

And of course we know that the Tories only listen to the scientific facts when it suits them.

So next time a news report tells you Boris Johnson is concerned about anything at all, take it with a pinch of salt.

Boris Johnson’s only concern is himself.

Source: Coronavirus: Boris Johnson fears second peak from relaxing lockdown – BBC News

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