Boris Johnson-Prime Minister (Vol 8)

[GreatGranny]

JuanCarlosFandango said:

Joint second favourite to be the next leader

https://www.oddschecker.com/politics/british-polit...

The Tory party is a truly strange organisation. On the one hand it is insane to even consider such folly. On the other hand who else have they got? Kemi Badenoch and Penny Mordaunt.

Well, Penny held a sword for a few minutes which, according to some of the gutter press/Tory apologists, makes her an ideal candidate for PM!

[JagLover]

GreatGranny said:

Well, Penny held a sword for a few minutes which, according to some of the gutter press/Tory apologists, makes her an ideal candidate for PM!

Reminds them of Nanny.

[cgt2]

Oh dear. Can't answer who stitched him up despite being asked many times

https://youtu.be/N51d8o-rTUY

[robemcdonald]

cgt2 said:

Oh dear. Can't answer who stitched him up despite being asked many times

https://youtu.be/N51d8o-rTUY

When you hide behind hired goons to avoid a reporter and then realise who that reporter ultimately works for…….

I’m looking forward to seeing how the ultras will spin this one, but suspect a few regular posters will go quiet for a few days.

[Prolex-UK]

robemcdonald said:

cgt2 said:

Oh dear. Can't answer who stitched him up despite being asked many times

https://youtu.be/N51d8o-rTUY

When you hide behind hired goons to avoid a reporter and then realise who that reporter ultimately works for…….

I’m looking forward to seeing how the ultras will spin this one, but suspect a few regular posters will go quiet for a few days.

Reading the book johnson at 10

Guy is a car crash.

Hopefully he will lose his seat in the next GE and fk off for good

[Gweeds]

Your weekly reminder that he’s a serving MP who has earned over £5m this year, is now abroad meeting Trump, and who appears to do absolutely fk all for his constituents.

Loathsome tt.

[robemcdonald]

Prolex-UK said:

robemcdonald said:

cgt2 said:

Oh dear. Can't answer who stitched him up despite being asked many times

https://youtu.be/N51d8o-rTUY

When you hide behind hired goons to avoid a reporter and then realise who that reporter ultimately works for…….

I’m looking forward to seeing how the ultras will spin this one, but suspect a few regular posters will go quiet for a few days.

Reading the book johnson at 10

Guy is a car crash.

Hopefully he will lose his seat in the next GE and fk off for good

His ego won’t let him lose his seat. He will do a Dommy and bottle it.

Alternatively if the headbangers vote him in to be leader again then he will be moved to an even safer seat than Uxbridge a seat held by the Tory’s for most of the last 100 years or so….

[cgt2]

Prolex-UK said:

Reading the book johnson at 10

Guy is a car crash.

Hopefully he will lose his seat in the next GE and fk off for good

Great book. But very depressing that a guy that bad ever became PM.

[bitchstewie]

robemcdonald said:

When you hide behind hired goons to avoid a reporter and then realise who that reporter ultimately works for…….

I’m looking forward to seeing how the ultras will spin this one, but suspect a few regular posters will go quiet for a few days.

They've already gone quiet

Too busy pretending they've "moved on" or were never defending him in the first place after three years defending him before he resigned in utter disgrace.

[Blue62]

bhstewie said:

They've already gone quiet

Too busy pretending they've "moved on" or were never defending him in the first place after three years defending him before he resigned in utter disgrace.

It’s difficult to watch and listen and then remind yourself that he was PM and the man responsible for delivering Brexit. Like Trump, he holds a mirror up to us, those who once defended him more than likely still support him, but any rational debate has gone and they know it.

[Prolex-UK]

cgt2 said:

Prolex-UK said:

Reading the book johnson at 10

Guy is a car crash.

Hopefully he will lose his seat in the next GE and fk off for good

Great book. But very depressing that a guy that bad ever became PM.

Would it be wrong to blame the media?

[cgt2]

Prolex-UK said:

Would it be wrong to blame the media?

I'm sure they are complicit too, we know Murdoch covered for him several times and buried scandals, but as the book goes into in great detail about, I think the people around him bear a lot of the blame too with their lust for power, knowing they could enable his worst instincts for their own gain.

Probably the same ones who wouldn't go on the record whilst spilling all the beans to Seldon!

[Prolex-UK]

cgt2 said:

Prolex-UK said:

Would it be wrong to blame the media?

I'm sure they are complicit too, we know Murdoch covered for him several times and buried scandals, but as the book goes into in great detail about, I think the people around him bear a lot of the blame too with their lust for power, knowing they could enable his worst instincts for their own gain.

Probably the same ones who wouldn't go on the record whilst spilling all the beans to Seldon!

True!

[egor110]

robemcdonald said:

When you hide behind hired goons to avoid a reporter and then realise who that reporter ultimately works for…….

I’m looking forward to seeing how the ultras will spin this one, but suspect a few regular posters will go quiet for a few days.

He didn't though did he .

The 'goons' were fking useless and the news crew just ignored them and at one point BJ actually tells them there from sky news and have a right to interview me and stops and talks .

He could of just gone straight down the escalator thru security and not said a word.

[robemcdonald]

egor110 said:

robemcdonald said:

When you hide behind hired goons to avoid a reporter and then realise who that reporter ultimately works for…….

I’m looking forward to seeing how the ultras will spin this one, but suspect a few regular posters will go quiet for a few days.

He didn't though did he .

The 'goons' were fking useless and the news crew just ignored them and at one point BJ actually tells them there from sky news and have a right to interview me and stops and talks .

He could of just gone straight down the escalator thru security and not said a word.

Lol it was only when he realised it was sky he came out to play.

Cant risk upsetting uncle Rupert, he might not send the cheque in the birthday card.

[cgt2]

egor110 said:

He could of just gone straight down the escalator thru security and not said a word.

Which is in fact exactly what he did when the reporter asked him a tricky question he didn't want to answer!!!

[cgt2]

robemcdonald said:

Lol it was only when he realised it was sky he came out to play.

Cant risk upsetting uncle Rupert, he might not send the cheque in the birthday card.

Murdoch has nothing to do with Sky News any more. If he did then they would be boosting Boris 24/7 rather than chasing him around airports.

[robemcdonald]

cgt2 said:

robemcdonald said:

Lol it was only when he realised it was sky he came out to play.

Cant risk upsetting uncle Rupert, he might not send the cheque in the birthday card.

Murdoch has nothing to do with Sky News any more. If he did then they would be boosting Boris 24/7 rather than chasing him around airports.

I didn’t realise he had sold it.

He was still hiding behind his goons and still ran away though.

[bitchstewie]

Got to admire Dorries for having the brass neck to go on Kuenssberg and say "there are men who have positions of authority, trust and power, who think they're above the law and above the standards that the rest of us are held to" when asked about Schofield and in the next sentence insist Johnson was victim of a stitch up and should face no further action

[catso]

bhstewie said:

Got to admire Dorries for having the brass neck to go on Kuenssberg and say "there are men who have positions of authority, trust and power, who think they're above the law and above the standards that the rest of us are held to" when asked about Schofield and in the next sentence insist Johnson was victim of a stitch up and should face no further action

Yes, that certainly raised a smile over my breakfast.