60,000 people dying alone, in isolation rooms behind plastic, unable to see their loved ones, in terror. 40-50 thousand of those deaths were avoidable except @BorisJohnson thought people were so gasping for a pint they'd kill their grannies for it. 1/9

The equivalent of a city the size of Salisbury slaughtered in the name of a Merrie England fantasy. Old people in homes cut off from loved ones for months as sickness and death raged around them. 2/9

Hundreds of doctors, nurses, porters, cleaners, and care home staff dead who'd be alive if Britain had managed to even stagger up the admittedly epic level of incompetence shown by the French. 3/9

Huge and needless damage inflicted to the economy because if we'd have handled this competently, like the Australians, Germans, and Koreans, we'd be substantially back to normality already. 4/9

Is it media bias or "political shitkickery" to bring all this up? What sort of country do we want to live in? Is it one where the state broadcaster is a cheerleader for the government, with editors pressured to silence critical journalists, like Russia or China? 5/9

Boris is an incompetent who dithered for ten deadly days in March when the facts were in front of his face but he couldn't deal with their implications. 6/9

Thank God he's too thick to have understood the detail of what @RishiSunak and his Treasury mandarins were cooking up to try to save the economy, or he'd have buggered that up as well. 7/9

@BorisJohnson is no Churchill, and he isn't even a Chamberlain; as we’ve seen this week, he's a Nicholas II, a complete empty shell controlled by his rule-breaking Rapsutin. 8/9

Literally the first chapter of Brexit Britain - tens of thousands of needless deaths, worse outcomes than even developing countries, months behind places like Germany and Korea with track and trace, given to us by metropolitan élitists who think obeying the rules is for mugs. 9/9