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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (164733)	11/5/2020 7:34:18 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 219422

democratically done in England, doubtless Yes, am joking, because it is sadly funny At least there appears not to be the violence of Team Australia The problem w/ false narratives, as those used against Team China, is that untruth gets one to nowheresville diner where they serve nothing-burgers In the meantime let us see how Team France pacifies its domestic terrorists. So far it has tee-ed up bombing somewhere in Africa. The problem w/ Neo-people MSM is that they cannot reflect and have no shame. https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-health-coronavirus-britain-demonstrat/british-police-arrest-104-londoners-for-breach-of-lockdown-restrictions-idUSKBN27L321 British police arrest 104 Londoners for breach of lockdown restrictions(Reuters) - British police said they arrested 104 Londoners on Thursday for breach of coronavirus regulations, adding that they expected more arrests as policing operations continued into the night. People gathered in central London despite new restrictions that have been imposed to limit the spread of the coronavirus. “Tonight, a crowd of people chose to ignore the new regulations, to behave irresponsibly and meet in a dangerous manner. More than 100 of these people have now been arrested and will have to face the consequences of their actions”, the Metropolitan Police said. Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Saturday ordered England back into a national lockdown from Thursday morning after the United Kingdom passed the milestone of one million COVID-19 cases and a second wave of infections threatened to overwhelm the health service. People have been ordered to stay at home to combat a surge in new infections that scientists say could, if unchecked, cause more deaths than a first wave that forced a three-month lockdown earlier this year. “I would continue to urge people across the city to keep yourselves safe and stick to the regulations,” Met Police Commander Jane Connors said. Reporting by Rebekah Mathew in Bengaluru; Editing by Leslie Adler and Cynthia Osterman