Boris Johnson Allegedly Suggested COVID Was “Nature’s Way of Dealing with Old People”

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Top doc Patrick Vallance's Diary Reveals PM's Views

New revelations have emerged suggesting that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson made controversial comments about COVID, allegedly stating that it was "nature's way of dealing with old people." These claims were found in the diary of top doctor Patrick Vallance, who also noted that Johnson was "obsessed with older people accepting their fate" so that the rest of society could resume their lives.

WhatsApp Messages Expose Johnson's Views on the Pandemic

Additionally, leaked WhatsApp messages reveal further insight into Johnson's stance on the pandemic. In one exchange, he expressed doubt about the NHS being overwhelmed, stating that he "no longer buys all this NHS overwhelmed stuff," just days before the second lockdown was implemented. Furthermore, Johnson made a controversial remark about the age of COVID victims, suggesting that their deaths were above life expectancy, and even saying, "So get COVID and live longer."

Dominic Cummings' Explosive Texts

In a separate development, former No10 chief Dominic Cummings has made explosive claims about Cabinet Ministers and the state of Whitehall during the COVID crisis. In shocking WhatsApp messages, Cummings referred to Cabinet Ministers as "useless f***pigs" and described Whitehall as "terrifyingly s***." He also expressed frustration with Boris Johnson, stating that he was "exhausted" with him.

Friction Between Cummings and Johnson

The leaked messages between Cummings and then communications director Lee Cain reveal a strained relationship between Cummings and Johnson. Cummings criticized the Prime Minister's handling of the pandemic, expressing his frustration that Johnson failed to absorb his advice, despite repeating it multiple times. Cummings even mentioned feeling exhausted just from talking to Johnson, comparing it to "stopping the trolley."

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