covid and the Billions pound cost.

Except you're forgetting two things:

1:  I gave you my model using the official data 

2:  No one has produced a 'cases in hospital' model that shows anything like we weren't on the fast track to societal disaster by the time we imposed lockdown


 

Give me a single instance in Jan or Feb 2020 when Sage advised the government to adopt Herd Immunity as a strategy. 

Well we know that Cummings has repeatedly said several government ministers argued for a herd immunity strategy and there don't seem to be any denials by the ministers involved

The Tories are Opportunists, and some might say its now "Pay Back Time"

In 2007 it became apparent that the world was facing a serious financial crisis / the credit crunch / the banking crisis, which we all knew would lead to recession and extra borrowing for many countries.

At that time, and in the run-up to the 2010 general election, the Tories laid it on thick, they told the electorate that they would inherit a "mess left by the Labour government" - HOW DISHONEST OF THEM, they were disingenuous and twisted the truth.

Any honest person - a pragmatist, would accept and acknowledge that the crisis which first began in 2007-2008 was a situation which was not created by the then government, it affected many nations, and its roots were largely in the United States.

The Tories are now in a terrible position, they are already 20 points behind in virtually every poll, and the next two years do not look good. We have rampant inflation, a cost of living crisis which was made hugely worse by Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwertang, and we are heading into a long recession.

Funny how the roles have reversed from the situation we were in during the aftermath of the 2008-9 recession

Do I feel sorry for them ? Do I F**k

You seem to have missed the whole point of this. There's more to consider than how many people died of Covid - which BTW different countries measure in different ways. You need to consider "excess deaths" to get an accurate picture. You're making the mistake of thinking that there aren't deaths caused by lockdown. Poverty causes deaths too, and there are known to be a large number of cases of cancer that have been missed because of lockdowns. These deaths are further down the line of course. 

And you're also making the mistake of thinking that the govts "model" for the virus was anywhere near accurate. It wasn't. Like all Ferguson's models it was massively pessimistic. One thing that most people should have learned from Covid is that "models" are not reliable. 

What I've read seems to confirm that lockdowns didn't work from the point of view of saving lives - and have done huge damage to the economies of all countries that have used them. And poverty kills.