I cannot speak for what was going on in Germany forty years ago.
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Boris booed
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So, as events unfold....
Clearly it's not just the Westminster drinking culture that's back in the 60s.
It apparently extends to methods of "making friends" ...
The delusional current occupant of No 10 seems to believe that everyone voting conservative at the General election was actually voting for him personally.
I think any pretense of him having a level of intelligence has now gone
Clearly it's not just the Westminster drinking culture that's back in the 60s.
It apparently extends to methods of "making friends" ...
The delusional current occupant of No 10 seems to believe that everyone voting conservative at the General election was actually voting for him personally.
I think any pretense of him having a level of intelligence has now gone
So, as events unfold....
Clearly it's not just the Westminster drinking culture that's back in the 60s.
It apparently extends to methods of "making friends" ...
The delusional current occupant of No 10 seems to believe that everyone voting conservative at the General election was actually voting for him personally.
I think any pretense of him having a level of intelligence has now gone
So, he's going.
Or is he?
Staying "in post" until the party in October (sorry, that should say the party conference in October).
In Boris's world he's now got another three months to manoeuvre
Or is he?
Staying "in post" until the party in October (sorry, that should say the party conference in October).
In Boris's world he's now got another three months to manoeuvre
Personally I think it is sad that history will remember him for the bad stuff.
PERSONALLY I think he did as good a job on the three major issues while he was PM…..a blooming good job over covid, a decent job on the Brexit poison chalice he inherited and has been fine on Ukraine.
PERSONALLY I think he did as good a job on the three major issues while he was PM…..a blooming good job over covid, a decent job on the Brexit poison chalice he inherited and has been fine on Ukraine.
Covid .... ignored all advice from the WHO etc and went his own way with "advice" from doris off facebook all at great cost to you me and everyone else in the country in the form of higher taxes
Brexit ... pulled along by the pisser for months by france germany etc after at first being opposed to brexit then doing a complete U turn to get the PM job and line his own pockets ... the result of all his "work" is higher food, fuel and energy costs for us all and virtually no consessions from the EU and less uk security (both financial and military)
Ukraine.... has sent more equipment that we as a county can afford to give away while still reducing our own military budget at the cost of UK security, and then encouraged private companies to do the same to the point that if all hell breaks loose we will be defending the land with the equivelent of a swiss army knife for every 10 servicemen
In regards to Covid, to be fair to Boris the who could not agree on how best to handle it, changing their minds almost daily
Sums it up beautifully..!
I agree with you on two of three.
Brexit is left as an unfinished mess because of him.
His "oven ready" deal was anything but that and it looks like he made/signed agreements without any intention of keeping them.
Unless, of course, he didn't actually understand what he was agreeing/signing.
Can I put you down as a "maybe" then...?