Current Affairs The next Tory (strong and stable) leader is Boris Johnson

[Rita_Poon]

I wonder if there is something wrong with him? No real journalist would accept not being able to record an interview or take notes, and he would know that more than nearly every other politician so those could have been conditions set deliberately to make the interview be cancelled. It also makes one wonder whether those notes were actually "accidentally" sent.

kuennsberg got the exclusive based on tipping him off to her questions, when that was leaked she folded the interview to retain some credibility. It was to be rehearsed more than an episode of strictly. A couple of snides looking to work over the public. good riddance to both as soon as possible.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

I wonder if there is something wrong with him? No real journalist would accept not being able to record an interview or take notes, and he would know that more than nearly every other politician so those could have been conditions set deliberately to make the interview be cancelled. It also makes one wonder whether those notes were actually "accidentally" sent.

Probably part of his "boil on the arse of the MSM act"

 

[Thomasc]

So @peteblue

Which one of these things got you hot under collar for your man crush Bojo?

Did you fall hard during his first 100 days as PM or did your admiration grow with each new scandal as they came out?

 

[Thomasc]

Here you go @peteblue good to see your hero’s book being such a topic of amusement

I trust you have a copy of this? Lovely image on the front, one for the wankbank?

 

[bluestevon]

kuennsberg got the exclusive based on tipping him off to her questions, when that was leaked she folded the interview to retain some credibility. It was to be rehearsed more than an episode of strictly. A couple of snides looking to work over the public. good riddance to both as soon as possible.

She has t had any journalistic credibility from the moment she directly started to target Corbyn using every political show the BBC produced to drive home a narrative which helped sink him in the election.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

Thought from a Boris fan.

 

[formerly manx toffee]

Boris got elected because he was untraditional politician who wanted to break rules to get stuff done.

Boris got drummed out because he was …..

 

[gonetomorrow]

Boris thought he could present himslf as a Churchillian figure to the public and in some quarters he succeeded. But he lacked the intellect or the doggedness. Too lightweight by half.

 

[tsubaki]

Boris got elected because he was untraditional politician who wanted to break rules to get stuff done.

Boris got drummed out because he was …..

He got elected because he had a load of mates in the press that told everyone how great he was, who then put in years of effort to convince the public of this. If he didnt have that support he'd have been a younger Michael Fabricant.

 

[Kurt.]

He got elected because he had a load of mates in the press that told everyone how great he was, who then put in years of effort to convince the public of this. If he didnt have that support he'd have been a younger Michael Fabricant.

What’s a Michael Fabri ?

 

[TheFinnFan]

Boris and his little tea moment with journalisti at his street has to be one of the greatest political clips out there. Brilliant.

 

[tsubaki]

Boris and his little tea moment with journalisti at his street has to be one of the greatest political clips out there. Brilliant.

I prefer this one:



The bloke asking the questions (Tobias Ellwod) was a Tory MP, military veteran and at the time was chair of the Defence Select Committee. Johnson has never served a day in his life and yet he ends up telling Ellwood how war will be fought in the future, and gets it spectacularly wrong.

Johnson's record as PM is full of incidents such as this - where he brushes off advice that is clearly sensible and instead serves up lies that fall apart within a very short space of time. That he was put into that position and sustained by his chums in the media is one of the main reasons why the current media system should be consigned to the dustbin of history. Even Chamberlain was a better PM than him.

 

[Xizor]

It's embarrassing the nation let him rise as far as he did. Total fraud. When asked recently whether Government policies of the last 30 years have been enough to tackle the obesity crisis he gave some long ramble that included:

When I was a kid, it was very rare for there to be a fatso in the class. Now they’re all fatsos, and I’d be shot for saying they’re fatsos, but that’s the truth. People were skinnier, they ran around a huge amount, they drank phenomenal quantities of Tizer, they ate Spangles and Curly Wurlies and Dog [Poor language removed] and, you know, they lived a life of… but they expended far more energy and nowadays kids are sitting on screens and being told that it’s all too dangerous to go outside because there are paedophiles everywhere apparently.

I think… instead of the Archbishop of Canterbury balling on about slavery reparations, he should ask himself why people in this country are so bloody fat and the Archbishop of Canterbury and religious leaders should try to fill what is obviously an aching spiritual void in people’s lives, that drives them to gorge themselves and I think, religious leaders, as well as politicians, they think, what is up with people that they plainly are seeking solace in something that they know is self-destructive and when did you last hear the Archbishop of Canterbury preach a sermon about that? Instead of farting on about Brexit or whatever, he should address the real spiritual issue, that’s my view.

You know, there he is… droning on about how we’re all guilty and we must all be more left wing. I went to church yesterday, I was one of about ten people, well, I mean, 15 if you added up my family, right, and it was all about how, you know, rich men can’t go through the eye of a needle, all that, sort of, pot. Why aren’t people going to church, because it’s not really addressing the things… people’s spiritual needs. There’s something going on with people, they’re needing a lack of something, they’re eating it, they’re not getting it… you know, you talk about living bread of spiritual sustenance, well, it’s not being provided by the blooming church, I can tell you that much… The living bread is being provided by Tesco’s… and they’re gorging themselves on the real living bread, that’s what they’re doing…

So there you go, kids are chubby because of the Wokes in church.

 

[jaspercabbage]

He must have spent a lot of time in church, the total waste of lard.

 

[Rita_Poon]

It's embarrassing the nation let him rise as far as he did. Total fraud. When asked recently whether Government policies of the last 30 years have been enough to tackle the obesity crisis he gave some long ramble that included:

When I was a kid, it was very rare for there to be a fatso in the class. Now they’re all fatsos, and I’d be shot for saying they’re fatsos, but that’s the truth. People were skinnier, they ran around a huge amount, they drank phenomenal quantities of Tizer, they ate Spangles and Curly Wurlies and Dog [Poor language removed] and, you know, they lived a life of… but they expended far more energy and nowadays kids are sitting on screens and being told that it’s all too dangerous to go outside because there are paedophiles everywhere apparently.

I think… instead of the Archbishop of Canterbury balling on about slavery reparations, he should ask himself why people in this country are so bloody fat and the Archbishop of Canterbury and religious leaders should try to fill what is obviously an aching spiritual void in people’s lives, that drives them to gorge themselves and I think, religious leaders, as well as politicians, they think, what is up with people that they plainly are seeking solace in something that they know is self-destructive and when did you last hear the Archbishop of Canterbury preach a sermon about that? Instead of farting on about Brexit or whatever, he should address the real spiritual issue, that’s my view.

You know, there he is… droning on about how we’re all guilty and we must all be more left wing. I went to church yesterday, I was one of about ten people, well, I mean, 15 if you added up my family, right, and it was all about how, you know, rich men can’t go through the eye of a needle, all that, sort of, pot. Why aren’t people going to church, because it’s not really addressing the things… people’s spiritual needs. There’s something going on with people, they’re needing a lack of something, they’re eating it, they’re not getting it… you know, you talk about living bread of spiritual sustenance, well, it’s not being provided by the blooming church, I can tell you that much… The living bread is being provided by Tesco’s… and they’re gorging themselves on the real living bread, that’s what they’re doing…

So there you go, kids are chubby because of the Wokes in church.

Awesome. It's like a game of top trumps. Some simpleton in labour suggests giving weightloss jabs to the heavies on the dole, the next minute, humanoid cockroach boris is waffling on about the obesity epidemic being due to a lack of faith. I was under the impression the c-o-e closest man to god got the sack last week because of his links to a child abuser and murderer?

People are using foodbanks, I've got the cure, church three times a day. Cockroach!