Cummings recently had a war of words with Downing Street, accusing him of leaking internal conversations and documents to the media.

The former senior adviser to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson once said that the early British plan to fight the coronavirus pandemic was a “disaster” and a “terrible decision” that led the government to impose an avoidable lockdown.

Dominic Cummings, who was fired at the end of last year, made his own comments through a series of tweets a few days ago. He will provide members of Congress a few days ago with the government’s response to the pandemic. Evidence of processing.

Before his abrupt departure, Cummings had been Johnson’s most influential Brexit adviser and played an important role in his successful 2019 campaign.

He is also the architect of the British withdrawal from the European Union.

37 / If we have the right preparation and competent person in charge, we are likely to avoid lock 1, and *absolutely* avoid lock 2&3. Given that the plan is AWOL/disaster + bad decision delaying everything, lockdown1 must be used

-Dominic Cummings (@Dominic2306) May 22, 2021

Cummings recently had a war of words with Downing Street, accusing him of leaking internal conversations and documents to the media.

Johnson implemented three lockdowns during the pandemic. He praised the success of the British vaccination program, but the UK has the highest number of COVID-19 deaths and the economy has suffered a severe depression.

Cummings wrote on Twitter on Saturday: “If we have proper preparations and supervisors, we may have avoided lock 1, *absolutely* no need to lock 2&3.”

“Given that the plan is AWOL/disaster + bad decision delaying everything, lock 1 must be carried out.”

The UK has recorded more than 4.4 million coronavirus cases and 127,000 deaths.

Since facing accusations of slow implementation of lockdown measures, the government has stated that it needs to learn lessons.

Regarding herd immunity, Cummings wrote on Twitter: “Our original plan was wrong. When we realized this, we changed.”

To date, the UK has recorded more than 4.4 million coronavirus cases and more than 127,000 deaths [Toby Melville/Reuters]

In March of this year, Chief Scientific Advisor Patrick Vallance proposed that herd immunization was one of the goals, but two days later, Health Minister Matt Hancock stated that this was not a “target or strategy.” .

The former adviser warned that he will release an “important historical document from COVID decision-making” before the MPs appear in court on Wednesday.

Al Jazeera’s Jonah Hull reported in London, saying that many people are likely to be people like Cummings, “very seriously” in senior positions in government.

He said: “I think the government will always look forward to it. Frankly speaking, it is already very worried about this moment.”