Coronavirus.......It's as if they are reading from the same script. Politicians vs Businessmen.

[@zbr6901chg]

From the inspirational leaders, Peter Bellew is not one of them. When airlines' personnel are getting fired, he can't bother to write his own speech. How much is EasyJet paying this lazy executive?

[@jamesaddison81]

About £700k/annum.

[@Pastronomer69]

Except one wants to protect a nation, one wants to protect his shareholder dividends

[@chrisgleesonx]

Both of them are interested in themselves first make no mistake about that

[@jamesaddison81]

He wants to protect his million pound bonus and that’s about it.

[@chollisketteridge2221]

Bellew is a total clown!

[@massivecock4ever]

How is he a clown ? He's a great man. Who are you some loser with no life ? Probably

[@daytona1212]

Yeah, the other speech writers were sick that day. 🤣😂🤣

[@Mushroom67]

More to this containment than meets the eye!!!!!!!

[@doveronefoxtrot4417]

It's all orchestrated. And this is a massive overreaction from politicians everywhere in the world.

[@t5jerry]

At 1.12 I don't see why "BIG ARSES" are relevant ????

[@triinm.965]

How is he still in the company is a really worrying question we should ask ourselves

[@Vorulon]

I am not at easyJet, but yet in another airline who handled this situation in a clownish selfish manner. They are all the same :) you are just a number when it comes to money.

[@jakistuart]

This is just a test run. I'm just gonna let that sit

[@combrogi]

Did he say 'making big asses of every one of you' 😬

[@kevinchamberlain7928]

Wonder if the Freemason lodges sent the script out in a flyer?

[@DJake1992]

did anyone send it to press yet and explained how ex ryanair taints easyjet?

[@Stuart_George]

Yep. It was in the Guardian, I believe. He has since apologised for it. See the Irish Times also....... www.google.com/amp/s/www.irishtimes.com/news/world/easyjet-apologises-after-staff-motivation-video-copies-varadkar-speech-1.4209109%3fmode=amp

[@Jack9788]

Them bleedin' upper echelons think they're on a higher plane.

[@VTepesIII]

Todays children will tell tomorrows children to never ever ever trust the government again

[@CycleAlong]

Well they do say success is built on the shoulders of others

[@gm5673]

3 months later this clown is still on his seat.

[@taxidude]

Varadkar stole much of it from Churchill himself.

[@toogaytolift9176]

Lol no

[@mw6057-q7x]

Hahahaha, cannot belive it

[@michaelmyers2906]

PLANDEMIC

[@BobMarley-nx6re]

That's crazy.

[@tednugent8501]

What the fuck!?!?!?!?!

[@bobmirdiff2043]

Fast Forward to Monday 23 March 2020 - Internment, Summary Executions, Looting . . .

[@garytracey1690]

Spoken like Winston Churchill

[@atlanticocean7211]

Politicans need a pay rise

[@davidblackwood106]

😂😂😂

[@bobboo1319]

We lol who are they kidding

[@flaggerify]

Shameless. But Varadkar's speech not super original. Bits of Churchill and others in there.

[@mjw12345]

Well, Varadkar specifically acknowledged this. See the full speech.

[@flaggerify]

@@mjw12345 I did. I saw no acknowledgements.

[@mjw12345]

@@flaggerify "And when it comes - and it will come - never will so many ask so much of so few." Honestly, the Irish population are mostly not morons. Is it your claim he should have said: I'm paraphrasing words by a largely unknown Englishman?

[@flaggerify]

sbranagh1 It’s not a quote from Churchill just a bit similar to one nor does he mention his name. That’s not an acknowledgement. So it’s a tad plagiaristic in itself. The whole speech is full of banal phraseology. It sounds like a trailer voiceover sometimes.

[@mjw12345]

@@flaggerify You have problems with Varadkar, I have also. But if V. had stated: I'm paraphrasing Churchill, most Irish would frankly be insulted. Is V. implying we don't know?

[@Poordirtfarmer]

👁🕵👍

[@CiaranMeagher]

The big question is, who's speech was delivered first? Then we'll know who the speech-thief is....

[@Stuart_George]

The Taoiseach's speech was made on St. Patrick's Day (17th March). Peter's 'speech' was released to Easyjet employees the next day (18th March). No suprise to me.

[@CiaranMeagher]

@@Stuart_George Thanks Stuart, for this. No surprise to me either.

[@michaelcarberry9784]

Who copied whom? hahaha

[@klipk7296]

lmfao

[@iamgarthy]

So embarrassing

[@bobmirdiff2043]

SCRIPTED PRESS RELEASES!

[@Stuart_George]

Seems so. For a Prime Minister, I'm not that suprised. For a COO asking his staff to take a 3 month unpaid holiday, benefit cuts and agree to a new contract until NOV 2021, it's a bit shallow to say the least.

[@TheSadButMadLad]

Whoever said it first, was copied by the other.

[@TheSadButMadLad]

I would suspect the politician to be copier since it's in their nature to lie and take other people's words for their own uses.

[@Stuart_George]

Politician said it on St.Patricks Day (17th March). Easyjet COO said it on 18th March. It was meant to come across as a speech from the heart to staff at Easyjet being asked to take 3 months unpaid leave, and many other changes to their terms and conditions that have little to do with saving money.

[@TheSadButMadLad]

@@Stuart_George I stand corrected.

[@Stuart_George]

No probs. I wasn't sure at first, until I did some digging.

[@alandbs329]

Good analysis professor. 🤦🏻‍♂️