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It is strange, but what's equally frightening, (given that Greta advocates listening to and following the science) is that she'd probably give better direction than Donald Trump and Mike Pence

If I had to choose between them, I'd rather Greta be making the decisions than America's dynamic duo. And you have to question Boris Johnson's ability too given that he's seemingly performed a 180

President Jokowi of Indonesia was getting some acclaim yesterday for admitting that he' tried to conceal the data and fiddled figures etc to disguise. Admitting to mistakes has its time and place, and can be considered a good character, but let's be honest, it's over-rated. The answer is not to make the bloody mistakes in the first place, and I'm somewhat fearful as to what led Boris Johnson into his herd immunity strategy which he's now withdrawn from. He should never have chosen that route in the first place

<blockquote data-quote="Warbler" data-source="post: 2616830" data-attributes="member: 65228">It is strange, but what&#039;s equally frightening, (given that Greta advocates listening to and following the science) is that she&#039;d probably give better direction than Donald Trump and Mike PenceIf I had to choose between them, I&#039;d rather Greta be making the decisions than America&#039;s dynamic duo. And you have to question Boris Johnson&#039;s ability too given that he&#039;s seemingly performed a 180President Jokowi of Indonesia was getting some acclaim yesterday for admitting that he&#039; tried to conceal the data and fiddled figures etc to disguise. Admitting to mistakes has its time and place, and can be considered a good character, but let&#039;s be honest, it&#039;s over-rated. The answer is not to make the bloody mistakes in the first place, and I&#039;m somewhat fearful as to what led Boris Johnson into his herd immunity strategy which he&#039;s now withdrawn from. He should never have chosen that route in the first place</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Warbler, post: 2616830, member: 65228"] It is strange, but what's equally frightening, (given that Greta advocates listening to and following the science) is that she'd probably give better direction than Donald Trump and Mike Pence If I had to choose between them, I'd rather Greta be making the decisions than America's dynamic duo. And you have to question Boris Johnson's ability too given that he's seemingly performed a 180 President Jokowi of Indonesia was getting some acclaim yesterday for admitting that he' tried to conceal the data and fiddled figures etc to disguise. Admitting to mistakes has its time and place, and can be considered a good character, but let's be honest, it's over-rated. The answer is not to make the bloody mistakes in the first place, and I'm somewhat fearful as to what led Boris Johnson into his herd immunity strategy which he's now withdrawn from. He should never have chosen that route in the first place [/QUOTE]

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