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Anyone have any insights into the Cummings-Johnson thing

Does it strike anyone as odd that somebody not in goverment was allowed to make such well publicised, high-profile, in-house attacks on his former colleagues in the government?

I also find the lines about saving lives laughable coming from anyone in the govt in the so-called ‘first wave’ last spring. It didn’t look like Cummings was any more bothered than anyone else while Bojo was talking about taking it on the chin.

I reckon it would be good of course for the UK if the Johnson govt just kind of fell. But if it was orchestrated by darker forces it would be to put worse in its place. Even Starmer could be worse - I can’t imagine the Bullingdon boys doing anything dark and clever without cocking it up.

Anybody got any theories?

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So far we’ve had two of the Bully-gang as toy PMs. Great recommendation for ‘public’ school education, aren’t they? ‘Born-to-rule’ mediocrities making a hash of their PR function, thus creating trash optics for continued tory rule, whilst they also make a series of substantive political blunders: Cameroid thought he could win a stay-in-EU vote; whilst Idle-Jack Bozo - well, where to start? When he was bloviating about ‘taking it on the chin’, he seems to have been in a naive assumption that, because covid was really nothing more than a novel flu strain, all that was needed was to let it run its course, as we do normally each Winter, and forget about it. Presumably he hadn’t yet cottoned that this particular (Wuhan-goffed?) flu was ear-marked to be the big push that the Powers-That-shouldn’t-Be had been gaming and dry-running for some years. Could it even be that Cummings had already received the (unwritten, invisible) memo, and felt - and still feels - that he’d do a better job as the tenant of number 10…? Painful though it is to say so, he’s probably right about that - if you take it that the proper business of a modern Brit PM, behind the public-service pretences, is to follow PTsB orders efficiently.

I’ve been assuming that what’s happening is that there’s a simmering detestation in Cummings for useless buffoon Johnson, and that it’s been encouraged - by whom, I wonder - to break out now because the manipulators need a couple of things: First, to distract people’s attention from the flu-d’etat - as some wag at Off-G called it (nice! :slight_smile: ) - because that particular racket feels as if it’s losing steam now. And second, to wound Bozo’s image, because the real PTsB behind the Paedominster circus want to make sure that when they decide it’s time to execute Bozo’s PM-ship, in the same businesslike way that they defenestrated the past-sell-by Thatcher, they have a secure succession established into another tory administration, with a more usefully-competent operator than the two previous Bully-duds (plus the comical May interlude, of course). Can’t think who they’d use for the job, though. I suppose alt-tory Starmer might do, as a fairly undisatrous wooden-top puppet in Downing Street, the PMship being about as much of a marionette of the Anglozionist empire’s globoligocracy in Britain as the presidency is now in the US. Notice, though, that the marionettes don’t need to possess any great competency (Biden? Hah!), just the ability to read an autocue effectively.

I take it that what matters at the moment to the PTsB is to consolidate the gains they’ve made so far from the flu-d’etat, in the way of the immense profits that the Pharma gangsters have now baked into the racket, together with consolidating as much as they can of the political power-grab, whilst they prepare for the next rinse-and-repeat of TDS, to create another sheep-stampede as soon as the time feels feasible again. This time round, the scamdemic feels as if it’s grabbed as much as it can, as it falters like any seasonal flu under the warm weather; too many people wanting to suspend all the idiocy, whilst they have their normal Summer junkets back again.

Clearly, though, the scamdemic racket as such hasn’t yet yielded all the juice that can be squeezed out of it, so I imagine that the oligarch manipulators will want to run it again soon. By the time that becomes mass-psychologically feasible again, they’ll want a puppet in Downing Street who will follow their plans with at least some minimal degree of efficiency. We can hardly say that the Bozoids have done much of a job on this one: cock-up after cock-up, to the point where even the stampeding sheep start to slow down and begin asking questions…

So, Cummings is given a special dispensation from - whomever - to stir up trouble in PaedoM, to weaken Bozo and prepare him for removal; he too being pretty near his sell-by by now.

Just me feeling the vibes. What do I know? All the above is just conjecture.

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Gove in alliance with Rishi, who will get a go on the roundabout later.

Clear out Johnson, Hancock, Patel, keep the knobs like Raab on side as the next set of fall guys.

Starmer will go too. Andy Burnham and a cabal of Jess Phillips types.

But everything will still be Corbyns fault.

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I think you could bet a pound each way on that foreseeing, K. Sounds about right.

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Yes, I agree E_d - DC’s appearance before the CSC failed to pass the smell test for me - I reckon it’s part of the pantomime - its design was to bolster the gics du jour - I don’t think DC landed any devastating blows - - he could have done that in a matter of minutes - - the fact that he was quizzed for many hours was merely to give the impression that he was being thorough - yet, DC, who is said to be v bright, would have known that accusing Hancock of lying would require some pretty strong evidence - yet he didn’t provide any real substance - - - thing is, Hancock is unpopular in the country, so many people would have been cheering DC to the rafters - but then it was a piece of cake for Hancock to appear in the House and dismiss DC’s accusations as ‘unsubstantiated’, which of course he duly did. He main even have gained some sympathy. Hancock pretty much had a sitter which he could smash home just by delivering that list of his ‘achievements’, with ‘stats’ to back it up - - it’s telling that he couldn’t provide anywhere that near the level of detail when quizzed in the house about jab adverse reactions - in fact he couldn’t provide any details, just a very shabby reply to the effect that he would discuss it privately away from that place - - - and we’ve heard not a sausage since. Remember, there is no opposition to speak of. From that which I heard after DC’s appearance, I would say that Johnson came out of it rather well.

Sorry that’s largely waffle - but I would hazard a guess that DC has been deployed as some kind of controlled opposition though I’ve yet to conclude how that might be played out.

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Yes, I also thought it was rather odd to speak of saving thousands of lives. How was he going to do that? I don’t recall him speaking out about what should have been done. He didn’t even adhere to the government’s own lockdown rules. (Awful blunders were made – eg shifting infected people from hospitals to care homes – but I don’t think he mentioned that.)

I agree with Rhis, Boris may still be seen as being too independent-minded who perhaps hopes to go back to a real normal. That must not be allowed, so either replace him or get him to keep the restrictions going. Ultimately, they don’t care who’s in charge as long as he does what he’s meant to do.

That’s my two cents!

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