HANCOCK – A former British Health Secretary was famous for his visit to the exhausting reality TV show of the outback “I’m a Celebrity … Sit me from here! – found himself in the center of a storm when His own biographer decided to disclose his Whatsapps to the Telegraph newspaper.
Hancock said he wanted to “scare everyone’s pants” to guarantee compliance with COVVI -19 rules – and called the unions a “pile of absolute asses”. Nothing like an adult approach to the top of the government, although Hancock accused the Telegraph of having directed a “partial and biased account to adapt to an anti-blocker program”.
Boris Johnson
Johnson found himself faced with a meticulous examination of WhatsApp during the COVVI-19 investigation in the United Kingdom.
This time, however, it was not for the content of the messages, but because – would you believe it – the Top Tory simply couldn’t, Goshdarnit, find about 5,000 private Whatsapps that he sent to the strongest of the pandemic. He blamed the software “erase them automatically”. Nice and specific.
A little more worrying was Johnson, when he would have contacted the crown prince of Saudi Arabia Mohammed Bin Salman via Whatsapp.
Johnson liked to distribute his private telephone number to many world leaders while the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Security violations? What security violations?
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