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Enjoying a drop of red.
Now here's a little storyThe pointing and sniggering makes you all look stupid, in a world where most of the links get taken down by media that's owned bY those with vested interests rather than interests of ever changing facts and reality.
We know whee the live daily updates were broadcast from.
We know where Full Fact has a ot of backing from.
We know how many MPs have been paid to stay quiet or don;t need to be, because they have heavily vested interests.
All counts the same with the ongoing release of information, that will be pushed down the newsfeeds as it happens.
The whistle blowers on what has gone on are also conveniently tarred as people with grievances, when they have less to lose and just want truth.
They've maximised the situation in reducing population through care home mis-management etc, breaking the NHS through driving staff away with stupid mandates and breaking services that were already struggling, while also changing public perception.
The government vaccine reporting has changed again so figures will gradually become even more out of line to suit their narrative.
In a piece from 2021 it was said " The pharmaceutical industry has built up a “hidden web of policy influence” over dozens of all-party parliamentary groups (APPGs) at Westminster by making hundreds of “non-transparent” payments to them, as part of the industry’s wider effort to lobby those in power, researchers claim." This has continued with even greater influence, as was shown in Parliament when Bridgen gave his speech and Andrew Mitchell crossed the house to beckon other MPs to leave with him! If everything that he said was untrue, why have most platforms conveniently taken the speech down, while he hasn't been charged? He couldn't be bought.
To tell it is a must
About an unsung hero
That moves away your dust
Some people make a fortune
Others earn a mint
My old man don't earn much
In fact he's flippin' skint
Oh, my old man's a dustman
He wears a dustman's hat
He wears cor blimey trousers
And he lives in a council flat
He looks a proper narner
In his great big hobnail boots
He's got such a job to pull 'em up
That he calls them daisy roots
Some folk give tips at Christmas
And some of them forget
So when he picks their bins up
He spills some on the steps
Now one old man got nasty
And to the council wrote
Next time my old man went 'round there
He punched him up the throat
Oh, my old man's a dustman
He wears a dustman's hat
He wears cor blimey trousers
And he lives in a council flat
I say, I say Les' (yeah?)
I 'er, I found a police dog in my dust bin
(How do you know he's a police dog?)
He had a policeman with him
Though my old man's a dustman
He's got an 'eart of gold
He got married recently
Though he's eighty-six years old
We said "'ere, 'ang on dad
you're getting past your prime"
He said "well when you get to my age"
"It helps to pass the time" (oi!)
My old man's a dustman
He wears a dustman's hat
He wears cor blimey trousers
And he lives in a council flat
I say, I say, I say (huh?)
My dustbin's full of lillies
(Well, throw them away then!)
I can't, Lilly's wearing them
Now, one day while in a hurry
He missed a lady's bin
He hadn't gone but a few yards
When she chased after him
"What game do you think you're playing"
She cried right from the heart
"You missed me, am I too late?"
"No, jump up on the cart!"
My old man's a dustman
He wears a dustman's hat
He wears cor blimey trousers
And he lives in a council flat, I say I say, I say (not you again!)
My dustbin's absolutely full with toadstools
How do you know it's full?
'Cause there's not mushroom inside!
He found a tiger's head one day
Nailed to a piece of wood
The tiger looked quite miserable
But I suppose he should
Just them from out the window
A voice began to wail
He said "oi, where's me tiger's head?"
"Four foot from 'is tail!"
Oh, my old man's a dustman
He wears a dustman's hat
He wear cor blimey trousers
And he lives in a council flat
Next time you see a dustman
Looking all pale and sad
Don't kick him in the dustbin
It might be my ole dad!