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By *van Arden OP Man
over a year ago
Coleford, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire. |
The word on the street is that the shine is beginning to wear thin on Boris Johnson's persona. Who would have guessed at the beginning of the year that the loveable clown would have become so unpopular?
The Conservative mouthpiece the Spectator along with Tory supporting media stalwarts such as the Daily Mail, the Telegraph and even the Sun are preparing his downfall as I type this piece. The absolute failure of Boris and Co to tackle the Pandemic will hasten his departure and with Boris planning to fly in the face of International Law with his rewriting of the Brexit agreement Boris hasn't covered himself or his government in glory.
Added to this Boris wants out of his relationship with his girlfriend and the mother of his baby. He wants to ditch the poor woman and return to his wife with his tail between his legs.
And what about his mental state you may ask? Mentally and intellectually he is thought to be perilously close to meltdown.Looking pale, nervous and drawn and going AWOL when things get tough Boris is a broken man.
I doubt if Boris will celebrate another Eastertide in Number 10 as the Tory men im grey suits plan his removal from office.
Is that Rishi Sunak I see waiting in the wings?
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over a year ago
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"The word on the street is that the shine is beginning to wear thin on Boris Johnson's persona. Who would have guessed at the beginning of the year that the loveable clown would have become so unpopular?
The Conservative mouthpiece the Spectator along with Tory supporting media stalwarts such as the Daily Mail, the Telegraph and even the Sun are preparing his downfall as I type this piece. The absolute failure of Boris and Co to tackle the Pandemic will hasten his departure and with Boris planning to fly in the face of International Law with his rewriting of the Brexit agreement Boris hasn't covered himself or his government in glory.
Added to this Boris wants out of his relationship with his girlfriend and the mother of his baby. He wants to ditch the poor woman and return to his wife with his tail between his legs.
And what about his mental state you may ask? Mentally and intellectually he is thought to be perilously close to meltdown.Looking pale, nervous and drawn and going AWOL when things get tough Boris is a broken man.
I doubt if Boris will celebrate another Eastertide in Number 10 as the Tory men im grey suits plan his removal from office.
Is that Rishi Sunak I see waiting in the wings?
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Odds of BJ quitting
in 2020 4/1
In 2021 8/1
In 2022 10/1
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If Johnson goes, I reckon Gove would slime his way into the top job. Not Sunak.
It'll be whoever Jacob He's Smug decides should do it !"
I don't think Mogg has much clout. He divides his time between lounging around the Commons, quoting snippets of latin and making a tidy profit on the side. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The problem is covid not Boris he is just the excuse for nasty selfish Brits who will not take responability for there lives"
He is the PM, he decides what rules we are to follow,  |
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"The problem is covid not Boris he is just the excuse for nasty selfish Brits who will not take responability for there lives"
Wrong Emma, it has to accepted that he and his leadership are also part of the issue along with some who have been irresponsible..
The seeds were down when he culled the cabinet, even prior to that when the Erg and their friends in the media were waging war upon their own colleagues who were not Uber Brexit accolytes..
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The problem is covid not Boris he is just the excuse for nasty selfish Brits who will not take responability for there lives
He is the PM, he decides what rules we are to follow, "
No. boris is just a toy in the hands of a cummings. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The problem is covid not Boris he is just the excuse for nasty selfish Brits who will not take responability for there lives
He is the PM, he decides what rules we are to follow,
No. boris is just a toy in the hands of a cummings. "
That is true, he is also a proven liar and defended Cummings when he broke the lockdown rules. No wonder there are a lot of people ignoring his advice |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The problem is covid not Boris he is just the excuse for nasty selfish Brits who will not take responability for there lives
He is the PM, he decides what rules we are to follow,
No. boris is just a toy in the hands of a cummings.
That is true, he is also a proven liar and defended Cummings when he broke the lockdown rules. No wonder there are a lot of people ignoring his advice "
Exactly   |
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Boris is on borrowed time that's even if he doesnt walk away.
Think they will see him through the incoming turmoil brexit and covid the next few months then move to replace him and start a fresh new cabinet, not many have come with any credibility from this years events, and sometimes through no one else's fault, the pandemic was never on anyone's radar and would be a shit storm for anyone to traverse. |
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I agree, they will leave him in place to take a bit more of the Covid heat. Then put Brexit fully in place (and all the fallout from that).
Then it will be time for him to go, so they can "start a fresh" and all the Tory voters will forgive them, because it was Boris' fault, not the Tory party itself... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The problem is covid not Boris he is just the excuse for nasty selfish Brits who will not take responability for there lives"
Have you considered getting a job at the Daily Mail? I think you'd love it!  |
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By *eavenNhellCouple
over a year ago
carrbrook stalybridge |
"The problem is covid not Boris he is just the excuse for nasty selfish Brits who will not take responability for there lives
Have you considered getting a job at the Daily Mail? I think you'd love it! "
would one of those nasty selfish brits be borrises owne... sorry assistant goes by the name of cummings or would that be his own farther you know breaking the rules selfishly whilst the rest of us complied ?
sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander |
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By *ackal1Couple
over a year ago
Manchester |
Boris Johnson’s nemesis is definitely Boris Johnson.
The proximity of his foot to his mouth is just staggering
Waffle waffle waffle ... The rhetoric is not detail.
The Tories are circling to chop this disaster down. Whilst he’s filled the cabinet with supporters the Tory party is not 100% Boris, |
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"I agree, they will leave him in place to take a bit more of the Covid heat. Then put Brexit fully in place (and all the fallout from that).
Then it will be time for him to go, so they can "start a fresh" and all the Tory voters will forgive them, because it was Boris' fault, not the Tory party itself..."
I think the brexit fall out will be laid firmly at the door of covid |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I agree, they will leave him in place to take a bit more of the Covid heat. Then put Brexit fully in place (and all the fallout from that).
Then it will be time for him to go, so they can "start a fresh" and all the Tory voters will forgive them, because it was Boris' fault, not the Tory party itself...
I think the brexit fall out will be laid firmly at the door of covid "
Oh absolutely. Brexiters and the government will blame as much economic damage from Brexit as possible on Covid. |
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"The problem is covid not Boris he is just the excuse for nasty selfish Brits who will not take responability for there lives
Have you considered getting a job at the Daily Mail? I think you'd love it! "
Do they need cleaners then?
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The problem is covid not Boris he is just the excuse for nasty selfish Brits who will not take responability for there lives
Have you considered getting a job at the Daily Mail? I think you'd love it!
Do they need cleaners then?
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Who do you think writes most of their stuff? |
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Boris Johnson’s nemesis is definitely Boris Johnson.
The proximity of his foot to his mouth is just staggering
Waffle waffle waffle ... The rhetoric is not detail.
The Tories are circling to chop this disaster down. Whilst he’s filled the cabinet with supporters the Tory party is not 100% Boris,"
His incompetent side was always going to rise to the fore, out of touch, out of his comfort zone and totally out of depth.. |
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"The problem is covid not Boris he is just the excuse for nasty selfish Brits who will not take responability for there lives
Have you considered getting a job at the Daily Mail? I think you'd love it!
Do they need cleaners then?
Who do you think writes most of their stuff? "
Well..
I used to think they had Goebbels in suspended animation with some sort of technology to allow his thoughts to be accessed..
But yeah I reckon your more on the money.. |
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By *dsindyTV/TS
over a year ago
East Lancashire |
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Boris Johnson’s nemesis is definitely Boris Johnson.
The proximity of his foot to his mouth is just staggering
Waffle waffle waffle ... The rhetoric is not detail.
The Tories are circling to chop this disaster down. Whilst he’s filled the cabinet with supporters the Tory party is not 100% Boris,
His incompetent side was always going to rise to the fore, out of touch, out of his comfort zone and totally out of depth.."
Yet unfortunately, a lot of voters think the same way. |
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By *exy7Man
over a year ago
Bristol |
I wonder why it took people so long to realise that Johnson is a complete pillock. This guy is and as always been full of crap. If you voted for him, you clearly lack perception and you’re easily manipulated. |
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"I wonder why it took people so long to realise that Johnson is a complete pillock. This guy is and as always been full of crap. If you voted for him, you clearly lack perception and you’re easily manipulated. "
I think they are still ahead in the polls. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I wonder why it took people so long to realise that Johnson is a complete pillock. This guy is and as always been full of crap. If you voted for him, you clearly lack perception and you’re easily manipulated.
I think they are still ahead in the polls."
Last I checked, they were. Crazy. Makes me wonder if this is all a secret bet to see how badly they can fuck up and still get re-elected. |
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"I wonder why it took people so long to realise that Johnson is a complete pillock. This guy is and as always been full of crap. If you voted for him, you clearly lack perception and you’re easily manipulated.
I think they are still ahead in the polls.
Last I checked, they were. Crazy. Makes me wonder if this is all a secret bet to see how badly they can fuck up and still get re-elected."
Probably a mix of traditional tories and people who wont admit they were wrong. |
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"I wonder why it took people so long to realise that Johnson is a complete pillock. This guy is and as always been full of crap. If you voted for him, you clearly lack perception and you’re easily manipulated.
I think they are still ahead in the polls.
Last I checked, they were. Crazy. Makes me wonder if this is all a secret bet to see how badly they can fuck up and still get re-elected.
Probably a mix of traditional tories and people who wont admit they were wrong."
Just like brexit..
And those who now hate Blair but voted for him.. |
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By *essiCouple
over a year ago
suffolk |
"The problem is covid not Boris he is just the excuse for nasty selfish Brits who will not take responability for there lives
Sounds like something Johnson would say..."
Quite possibly..or even IKEA stammer given the chance.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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History will review the pandemic staging the lurching from one mistake to the next.
Many will be excused and understood with the hindsight of the necessity to make decisions in an unknown or unsure situation but what will not be forgiven, as it is inexcusable, is the lack of accountability and huge selfishness of those of wealth and position especially in the Tory party and Cummings, in flouting their own rules and so eroding the public’s trust to such an extent I don’t think it’ll ever be rebuilt. That is their memorial and is truly and absolutely unforgivable. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"History will review the pandemic staging the lurching from one mistake to the next.
Many will be excused and understood with the hindsight of the necessity to make decisions in an unknown or unsure situation but what will not be forgiven, as it is inexcusable, is the lack of accountability and huge selfishness of those of wealth and position especially in the Tory party and Cummings, in flouting their own rules and so eroding the public’s trust to such an extent I don’t think it’ll ever be rebuilt. That is their memorial and is truly and absolutely unforgivable."
Too many people pay too little attention to history. History proves this. Ironic. |
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"The problem is covid not Boris he is just the excuse for nasty selfish Brits who will not take responability for there lives
Sounds like something Johnson would say...
Quite possibly..or even IKEA stammer given the chance.."
When?  |
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By *essiCouple
over a year ago
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"The problem is covid not Boris he is just the excuse for nasty selfish Brits who will not take responability for there lives
Sounds like something Johnson would say...
Quite possibly..or even IKEA stammer given the chance..
When? "
I dread to think...  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Boris's nemesis "Covid".He got in to "get brexit done then Britain will be great again" ticket( also Corbyn seemed to have lost Labour many votes).
It might have worked,Boris might have gone down (rightly or hoodwinkingly) as a feelgood Prime Minister,( lord knows we are due one)....
but Covid rules mismanagement(turning point was Cummings free pass) done for him .
As someone above says , probably Gove next in..but I think they'd be wiser choosing next leader someone unknown to public.
K.Starmer getting stronger each time I hear comments on TV / radio discussions.. |
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"I think he will quit in January once we have left the eu. He will say his work is done and resign. He was landed with the covid shit show which was not what he signed up for."
In life shit happens, he wanted to be team captain where he thought if he said I will get brexit done he was a shoe in..
Trouble is when things crop up not on your to-do list, albeit something as bad as this people rightly expect the leader to take charge and sort it but as it's gone on it's looking even for some on his own team that he is out of his depth.. |
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