Sky News host Rita Panahi says a “collective amnesia” has struck the bureaucracy in Victoria. Her comment comes after the inquiry into hotel quarantine has seen a majority of the state’s officials refusing to take responsibility for the decisions made surrounding the hotel quarantine system.
“No one can remember anything, they can’t remember what was discussed in meetings, they can’t remember who said what, who made key decisions, Ms Panahi said. "I think it’s a strategy that could work.
RitaPanahi Stupidity of Victoria has always been there be it government, courts, fanatics etc. one only has to look at records the virus has just shown the rest of us the true colours of the state in the main.
RitaPanahi Easy fix sack them all and renumerate all their pays back 7 months. I am sure thier memories will come rushing back.
RitaPanahi Let's see how good communist Scamdemic dans memory is when in prison convicted of killing over 700 Victorians directly caused by foolish uneducated fraudulent decisions based on paid off greed & shear utter stupidity.
RitaPanahi Well how can serial liars be expected to keep track of their own lies? DanForPrison
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RitaPanahi Here is a picture I have of a SKY alarmist, sorry News reporter, spreading the right wing views, sorry news ThisIsNotJournalism
RitaPanahi Funny that
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