Wetherspoon Announces £105 Million Pre-Tax Losses Amid ‘Impossible’ Restrictions

The British government has carved England into three tiers of risk in a bid to slow the spread of a resurgent CCP virus. People sit in the Dispensary pub in Liverpool, England, on Oct. 12, 2020. Jon Super/AP Photo

The chairman of pub giant Wetherspoon said on Friday that CCP virus restrictions are “in reality, impossible to regulate” as he announced company pre-tax losses of £105 million ($135.6 million).

Revealing in preliminary results (pdf) that revenue was 30.6 percent down on last year, Chairman Tim Martin said that the scientific guidance from Imperial College that the government based its virus-related restrictions on was “deeply flawed.”