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Sneak preview of BJ's speech later today:
The guy in charge of our justice department and previously foreign secretary!
The guy in charge of our justice department and previously foreign secretary!
That amazing brand of kinder, gentler politicsView attachment 12344
I know this is a pretty low blow in the grand scheme of things but how the hell has this ugly ******* fathered many kids? Got to be one of the least "leader like" looking leaders in the world at the moment. It's like a pig in a suit with a poor wig. Cameron probably ****** him once by mistake as part of their high japes.
No point in being kinder or gentler with the current crop. This goes beyond politics, the man as an individual is repugnant. A serial liar and cheater who can't even be honest about how many kids he has, who has been fired from 1 job and 1 political position for lying and who is treating one of the biggest issues in recent history of this country as a game. Quite frankly how can you look at him as a person or as a political leader and say that's who you want leading the country? Can you actually describe good things he does other than some vague "believes in Britain" that can be achieved by getting a wedgie on a zip line with a pair of union flags?That amazing brand of kinder, gentler politics
I miss having a PM who at least gave a **** about those most in need in our society and didn't give it lip service.I do miss having a PM that at least looked the part.
This speech by Boris Johnson really is something else. So much waffle
Didn't know about Chepa and Gutseriev. Although not surprised at all... Gutseriev is a person of many talents : oligarch, "poet, Doctor of Economics, member of the Union of Writers" etc![]()
Revealed: Pandora papers unmask owners of offshore-held UK property worth £4bn
Analysis of leak identifies 600 previously anonymous owners from world leaders to monarchs and oligarchswww.theguardian.com
Doesn't get any better.
It's not really the same thing though. Dunkirk was essentially about having some level of standing army remaining for the perceived inevitable invasion of the UK.Why is it? Politicians have done it for years, what do you think the "Dunkirk spirit" was?
Dunkirk, although an embarrassment, was also a pretty impressive undertaking. There was nothing impressive about how we left Afghanistan. Granted I don't think Johnson deserves too much flak for that, once the Americans decided they were leaving then that was it. However you would have thought the best course of action would be to try not to mention is again but it seems Johnson is immune to shame and embarrassment so not only is happy to dredge it up again but to boast about it like we actually achieved anything. As has been pointed out, the withdrawal from Vietnam is a more apt comparison. The idea that after years and years of costly fighting we are scurrying away with our tail between our legs, defeated. No live to fight another day spirit, just flat out defeat."Incredible to hear hi frame a moment of acute national humiliation as triumph."
Why is it? Politicians have done it for years, what do you think the "Dunkirk spirit" was?