"Are there still people out there, who think Boris Johnson is a good prime minister? "
. Lots of people do. He was a fantastic success story. Secured a Brexit deal, lead us through the Covid 19 crisis and Ukraine think the world of him . His achievements are one hundred times better than those who sit in the background and just criticise him without offering any alternatives.
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"Are there still people out there, who think Boris Johnson is a good prime minister? . Lots of people do. He was a fantastic success story. Secured a Brexit deal, lead us through the Covid 19 crisis and Ukraine think the world of him . His achievements are one hundred times better than those who sit in the background and just criticise him without offering any alternatives. "
Told you , here is the first  |
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"Are there still people out there, who think Boris Johnson is a good prime minister? . Lots of people do. He was a fantastic success story. Secured a Brexit deal, lead us through the Covid 19 crisis and Ukraine think the world of him . His achievements are one hundred times better than those who sit in the background and just criticise him without offering any alternatives. "
Btw, if he is so great why did the Tory party get rid of him  |
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By *rFunBoyMan
over a year ago
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He's a born liar and bull shitter.
Liar when journalist, liar when Mayor, liar as a Prime Minister.
His blabbering unrestrained mouth has caused pain and hurt to many, especially Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe.
Is this the standards to set?
The other two short planks, one of which is going to take over are no better. |
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By *rFunBoyMan
over a year ago
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"Are there still people out there, who think Boris Johnson is a good prime minister? . Lots of people do. He was a fantastic success story. Secured a Brexit deal, lead us through the Covid 19 crisis and Ukraine think the world of him . His achievements are one hundred times better than those who sit in the background and just criticise him without offering any alternatives.
Btw, if he is so great why did the Tory party get rid of him "
Carefully, they'd argue he left voluntary.. |
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"Are there still people out there, who think Boris Johnson is a good prime minister? . Lots of people do. He was a fantastic success story. Secured a Brexit deal, lead us through the Covid 19 crisis and Ukraine think the world of him . His achievements are one hundred times better than those who sit in the background and just criticise him without offering any alternatives.
Btw, if he is so great why did the Tory party get rid of him "
Lots in the party were jealous of his successss . There was no sense of loyalty |
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"Are there still people out there, who think Boris Johnson is a good prime minister? . Lots of people do. He was a fantastic success story. Secured a Brexit deal, lead us through the Covid 19 crisis and Ukraine think the world of him . His achievements are one hundred times better than those who sit in the background and just criticise him without offering any alternatives.
Btw, if he is so great why did the Tory party get rid of him
Carefully, they'd argue he left voluntary.."
. If you watched TV , you would know that he actually resigned. He was not got rid of . |
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"Are there still people out there, who think Boris Johnson is a good prime minister? . Lots of people do. He was a fantastic success story. Secured a Brexit deal, lead us through the Covid 19 crisis and Ukraine think the world of him . His achievements are one hundred times better than those who sit in the background and just criticise him without offering any alternatives.
Btw, if he is so great why did the Tory party get rid of him
Carefully, they'd argue he left voluntary... If you watched TV , you would know that he actually resigned. He was not got rid of . "
Just because it was a resignation does not mean it was voluntary.
Otherwise there wouldn't be a whole section about it in the workplace tribunal laws. |
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"Are there still people out there, who think Boris Johnson is a good prime minister? . Lots of people do. He was a fantastic success story. Secured a Brexit deal, lead us through the Covid 19 crisis and Ukraine think the world of him . His achievements are one hundred times better than those who sit in the background and just criticise him without offering any alternatives.
Btw, if he is so great why did the Tory party get rid of him
Carefully, they'd argue he left voluntary... If you watched TV , you would know that he actually resigned. He was not got rid of . "
He was forced to resign by his own party, because he was useless |
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"Are there still people out there, who think Boris Johnson is a good prime minister? . Lots of people do. He was a fantastic success story. Secured a Brexit deal, lead us through the Covid 19 crisis and Ukraine think the world of him . His achievements are one hundred times better than those who sit in the background and just criticise him without offering any alternatives.
Btw, if he is so great why did the Tory party get rid of him Lots in the party were jealous of his successss . There was no sense of loyalty "
The majority of the party knew he was useless, democracy at its finest |
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"I mean he was the first Prime Minister in history to be found guilty of breaking the law while in office..."
. Who cares about a fixed penalty notice. They are trivial and irrelevant. Achievements count
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"I mean he was the first Prime Minister in history to be found guilty of breaking the law while in office... . Who cares about a fixed penalty notice. They are trivial and irrelevant. Achievements count "
Like the achievement of being the first Prime minister to ever be found guilty of breaking the law while in office! |
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"I mean he was the first Prime Minister in history to be found guilty of breaking the law while in office... . Who cares about a fixed penalty notice. They are trivial and irrelevant. Achievements count "
Boris is useless, that is why he was removed |
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"Are there still people out there, who think Boris Johnson is a good prime minister? . Lots of people do. He was a fantastic success story. Secured a Brexit deal, lead us through the Covid 19 crisis and Ukraine think the world of him . His achievements are one hundred times better than those who sit in the background and just criticise him without offering any alternatives.
Btw, if he is so great why did the Tory party get rid of him
Carefully, they'd argue he left voluntary... If you watched TV , you would know that he actually resigned. He was not got rid of .
Just because it was a resignation does not mean it was voluntary.
Otherwise there wouldn't be a whole section about it in the workplace tribunal laws."
. I think you can forget about tribunals . On a simplistic basis he resigned . No one forced him to do it. I cannot see Boris taking his case to a tribunal. He is too succcessfull to do that. |
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"Are there still people out there, who think Boris Johnson is a good prime minister? . Lots of people do. He was a fantastic success story. Secured a Brexit deal, lead us through the Covid 19 crisis and Ukraine think the world of him . His achievements are one hundred times better than those who sit in the background and just criticise him without offering any alternatives.
Btw, if he is so great why did the Tory party get rid of him
Carefully, they'd argue he left voluntary... If you watched TV , you would know that he actually resigned. He was not got rid of .
Just because it was a resignation does not mean it was voluntary.
Otherwise there wouldn't be a whole section about it in the workplace tribunal laws.. I think you can forget about tribunals . On a simplistic basis he resigned . No one forced him to do it. I cannot see Boris taking his case to a tribunal. He is too succcessfull to do that. "
He resigned so the queen didn't sack him, and that was the inevitable conclusion of him not being able to fill a cabinet |
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By *rFunBoyMan
over a year ago
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"I mean he was the first Prime Minister in history to be found guilty of breaking the law while in office... . Who cares about a fixed penalty notice. They are trivial and irrelevant. Achievements count "
ABSOLUTELY it was trivial, which is why it's such a poor show, but that ignores the underlying issue.
HE IS A LYING BASTARD!!
Lies about cake and wine, what else is he capable of?
It wasn't the cum stains on Lewinski's dress that finished Clinton off, its was the lies and denials attached to them. |
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"Are there still people out there, who think Boris Johnson is a good prime minister? . Lots of people do. He was a fantastic success story. Secured a Brexit deal, lead us through the Covid 19 crisis and Ukraine think the world of him . His achievements are one hundred times better than those who sit in the background and just criticise him without offering any alternatives.
Btw, if he is so great why did the Tory party get rid of him
Carefully, they'd argue he left voluntary... If you watched TV , you would know that he actually resigned. He was not got rid of .
Just because it was a resignation does not mean it was voluntary.
Otherwise there wouldn't be a whole section about it in the workplace tribunal laws.. I think you can forget about tribunals . On a simplistic basis he resigned . No one forced him to do it. I cannot see Boris taking his case to a tribunal. He is too succcessfull to do that. "
He didn’t want to resign, therefore he was forced by his own party because he is useless, |
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complete loon and it beggars belief ppl thought it was a good idea to make him pm .he has lied so many times I don't think he would know what the truth was if it hit in the face.should never have been anywhere near number ten or even an mp.we all know mp's lie but he has took it to another level |
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By *ohn KanakaMan
over a year ago
Not all that North of North London |
"I mean he was the first Prime Minister in history to be found guilty of breaking the law while in office... . Who cares about a fixed penalty notice. They are trivial and irrelevant. Achievements count "
So what did he achieve? |
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"Are there still people out there, who think Boris Johnson is a good prime minister? "
Many tories miss him.
But a good Confidence Trickster is the one who can leave you with a sense of bliss, even though they’ve taken the shirt off your back.
The Tories surely got to realise they’ve been hustled?
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
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"Are there still people out there, who think Boris Johnson is a good prime minister? "
I don't have respect for Boris Johnson, mainly because his lies have been detrimental to the downfall of what I valued so greatly, free movement in the EU.
I do wonder if Johnson was the first of a new kind of PM, one who needs to bulldoze their way through the noise? If a PM doesn't do that, will they drown under the weight of the Media and the internet?
I think this plays into the perceptions of Johnson, as most people try and backpedal under the weight of the noise, he just plodded on, does that approach confuse the twitter brigade and frustrate the media?
Do our politicians need to get tougher? Or will considering every view create an ineffectual or a more rounded, respected PM? |
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I'm gonna predict there is at least 1 Johnson supporter. And his name is Hay.
Now to scroll back up the thread...
Yup. Hay still licks the Johnson ring. (Then again, Hay is a blatant troll. So his stated views on here are worthless beyond entertainment.) |
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"I'm gonna predict there is at least 1 Johnson supporter. And his name is Hay.
Now to scroll back up the thread...
Yup. Hay still licks the Johnson ring. (Then again, Hay is a blatant troll. So his stated views on here are worthless beyond entertainment.)"
he's brilliant.
And you can see how bad BJ has become when his arguments amount to investing in one should still invest witjBernie Madoff because look how many millions others have invested.
And look, he delivered some returns sometimes.... |
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Interestingly I started a thread a bit like this a while ago. There were some Johnson supporters back then, even if they were outnumbered by those who didn't support him.
Now, it seems Johnson's name is mud. |
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"I mean he was the first Prime Minister in history to be found guilty of breaking the law while in office... . Who cares about a fixed penalty notice. They are trivial and irrelevant. Achievements count "
Come off it pat..
If he was that successful you would have come on the thread with at least one of your other two profiles..
Admit it, your Luke warm.. 
Ps, he's now been sacked at least three times for lying.. |
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"I do wonder if Johnson was the first of a new kind of PM, one who needs to bulldoze their way through the noise? If a PM doesn't do that, will they drown under the weight of the Media and the internet?"
That's an interesting thought. I'm inclined to agree with it.
It certainly explains why Starmer is doing so badly. His barrister training leads him to be calm, and understanding, when he really should be loud and arrogant to get his message out. |
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
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"I do wonder if Johnson was the first of a new kind of PM, one who needs to bulldoze their way through the noise? If a PM doesn't do that, will they drown under the weight of the Media and the internet?
That's an interesting thought. I'm inclined to agree with it.
It certainly explains why Starmer is doing so badly. His barrister training leads him to be calm, and understanding, when he really should be loud and arrogant to get his message out."
I do think a leader that can manage the noise of a minority, for the good of the majority is the way forward, if the next PM can get it right we can thrive. |
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"I mean he was the first Prime Minister in history to be found guilty of breaking the law while in office... . Who cares about a fixed penalty notice. They are trivial and irrelevant. Achievements count
Come off it pat..
If he was that successful you would have come on the thread with at least one of your other two profiles..
Admit it, your Luke warm..
Ps, he's now been sacked at least three times for lying.. "
If someone is sacked ( whatever that is supposed to mean ) and can walk straight into another job they must be good and everyone recognises their talent. It would not really matter if you were sacked one hundred times as long as you pick up other work easily. |
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"I mean he was the first Prime Minister in history to be found guilty of breaking the law while in office... . Who cares about a fixed penalty notice. They are trivial and irrelevant. Achievements count
Come off it pat..
If he was that successful you would have come on the thread with at least one of your other two profiles..
Admit it, your Luke warm..
Ps, he's now been sacked at least three times for lying.. If someone is sacked ( whatever that is supposed to mean ) and can walk straight into another job they must be good and everyone recognises their talent. It would not really matter if you were sacked one hundred times as long as you pick up other work easily. "
Why did he resign as the Prime Minster  |
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