"11 March 2020 was a momentous day not only for Rishi Sunak, but for the UK and the world. It was the day Sunak delivered his first budget as chancellor of the exchequer. But it was also when the World Health Organization declared a global pandemic as cases of Covid-19 soared.
In his budget, Sunak threw the huge sum of £30bn at Covid-related support. He told the Commons: “There is likely to be a temporary disruption to our economy. For a period, it’s going to be tough.
This Wednesday, after 12 months in which 122,000 people in the UK have lost their lives to Covid, the total cost of measures announced by Sunak on virus-related spending will – in all probability – exceed £300bn, fully 10 times the massive sum pledged a year ago.
https://www.theguardian.co...
That will not be the end of it. Tens if not hundreds of thousands of businesses are close to bankruptcy."
Did someone say #genocide couldn't happen in Britain
In his budget, Sunak threw the huge sum of £30bn at Covid-related support. He told the Commons: “There is likely to be a temporary disruption to our economy. For a period, it’s going to be tough.
This Wednesday, after 12 months in which 122,000 people in the UK have lost their lives to Covid, the total cost of measures announced by Sunak on virus-related spending will – in all probability – exceed £300bn, fully 10 times the massive sum pledged a year ago.
https://www.theguardian.co...
That will not be the end of it. Tens if not hundreds of thousands of businesses are close to bankruptcy."
Did someone say #genocide couldn't happen in Britain
Budget 2021: the reckoning is coming for Rishi Sunak | Rishi Sunak | The Guardian
The chancellor must perform a deft juggling act in Wednesday’s budget. It’s not just the finances that will be hard to reconcile – it’s the politics.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/feb/28/the-reckoning-is-coming-for-rishi-sunak
11:45 AM - Feb 28, 2021
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09 September 2020 - British Medical Journal
"The UK government has drawn up plans to carry out up to 10 million covid-19 tests a day by early next year as part of a huge £100bn (€110bn; $130bn) expansion of its national testing programme, documents seen by The BMJ show.
If achieved, the programme would allow testing of the entire UK population each week."
Has the govt. lost their mind? Who in their right mind would do this, surely they are mad? To what end? The only reason, which I believe to be true, is to destroy the economy and to cause mass deaths of the population. #COVID19 #Plandemic #genocide #OneWorldOrder #elites
https://www.bmj.com/conten...
"The UK government has drawn up plans to carry out up to 10 million covid-19 tests a day by early next year as part of a huge £100bn (€110bn; $130bn) expansion of its national testing programme, documents seen by The BMJ show.
If achieved, the programme would allow testing of the entire UK population each week."
Has the govt. lost their mind? Who in their right mind would do this, surely they are mad? To what end? The only reason, which I believe to be true, is to destroy the economy and to cause mass deaths of the population. #COVID19 #Plandemic #genocide #OneWorldOrder #elites
https://www.bmj.com/conten...
Covid-19: Government plans to spend £100bn on expanding testing to 10 million a day | The BMJ
The UK government has drawn up plans to carry out up to 10 million covid-19 tests a day by early next year as part of a huge £100bn (€110bn; $130bn) expansion of its national testing programme, documents seen by The BMJ show. The internal correspondence reveals that the government is prepared to al..
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