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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
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I would like to understand a point on this post:
Boris refers to himself as Boris, that is his preference.
Is calling him Alex disrespectful to him, would you do this to others who wish to be referred to as something other than what they were named at birth?
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over a year ago
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"I would like to understand a point on this post:
Boris refers to himself as Boris, that is his preference.
Is calling him Alex disrespectful to him, would you do this to others who wish to be referred to as something other than what they were named at birth?
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His name is Alexander, I don’t know him, so Boris is over familiar . His lawyers got the information from the cabinet office and then passed it onto the police  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I think Johnson deserves all the disrespect he gets and more.... I'm definitely sure you could find a better cause to champion. "
He still has his ‘supporters’, they are dwindling though |
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"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in. "
There's very few on here that are part of any 'cult' and even less supporters of Boris. |
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By *hitsbayMan
over a year ago
Whitstable |
"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
There's very few on here that are part of any 'cult' and even less supporters of Boris."
How do you know? have you carried out a in depth investigation in to fab members religious/spiritual.. inclinations ??| |
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
Grantham |
"I would like to understand a point on this post:
Boris refers to himself as Boris, that is his preference.
Is calling him Alex disrespectful to him, would you do this to others who wish to be referred to as something other than what they were named at birth?
His name is Alexander, I don’t know him, so Boris is over familiar . His lawyers got the information from the cabinet office and then passed it onto the police "
His lawyers are disputing the claims.
The Civil Service informed the police, as they have a statutory duty to do so.
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"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
There's very few on here that are part of any 'cult' and even less supporters of Boris.
How do you know? have you carried out a in depth investigation in to fab members religious/spiritual.. inclinations ??|"
I done a tally chart of all the people who regularly stick up for him. The results were pretty much as I thought |
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By *hitsbayMan
over a year ago
Whitstable |
"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
There's very few on here that are part of any 'cult' and even less supporters of Boris.
How do you know? have you carried out a in depth investigation in to fab members religious/spiritual.. inclinations ??|
I done a tally chart of all the people who regularly stick up for him. The results were pretty much as I thought "
1 in 10? But you have to admit what they lack in numbers they make up for in absolute blind loyalty to good old spaffer. Hence my cult observation. |
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
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"I would like to understand a point on this post:
Boris refers to himself as Boris, that is his preference.
Is calling him Alex disrespectful to him, would you do this to others who wish to be referred to as something other than what they were named at birth?
His name is Alexander, I don’t know him, so Boris is over familiar . His lawyers got the information from the cabinet office and then passed it onto the police "
As I expected you decide what’s fair game, I need not add anything further other than remember your words in this thread the next time you decide to virtue signal |
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"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
There's very few on here that are part of any 'cult' and even less supporters of Boris.
How do you know? have you carried out a in depth investigation in to fab members religious/spiritual.. inclinations ??|
I done a tally chart of all the people who regularly stick up for him. The results were pretty much as I thought
1 in 10? But you have to admit what they lack in numbers they make up for in absolute blind loyalty to good old spaffer. Hence my cult observation. "
We could say the same about a number of people or issues though, couldn't we. |
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By *hitsbayMan
over a year ago
Whitstable |
"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
There's very few on here that are part of any 'cult' and even less supporters of Boris.
How do you know? have you carried out a in depth investigation in to fab members religious/spiritual.. inclinations ??|
I done a tally chart of all the people who regularly stick up for him. The results were pretty much as I thought
1 in 10? But you have to admit what they lack in numbers they make up for in absolute blind loyalty to good old spaffer. Hence my cult observation.
We could say the same about a number of people or issues though, couldn't we."
Could we? I find most people won't defend the indefensible maybe it's a rightwing thing? Like Trump supporters...mind blowing. |
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"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
There's very few on here that are part of any 'cult' and even less supporters of Boris.
How do you know? have you carried out a in depth investigation in to fab members religious/spiritual.. inclinations ??|
I done a tally chart of all the people who regularly stick up for him. The results were pretty much as I thought
1 in 10? But you have to admit what they lack in numbers they make up for in absolute blind loyalty to good old spaffer. Hence my cult observation.
We could say the same about a number of people or issues though, couldn't we.
Could we? I find most people won't defend the indefensible maybe it's a rightwing thing? Like Trump supporters...mind blowing. "
You didn't speak about defence... You spoke about blind loyalty. Make up your mind will you?
Do you know what you'd like to discuss or is it just another 'right wing' hate thread you can get behind?
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By *hitsbayMan
over a year ago
Whitstable |
"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
There's very few on here that are part of any 'cult' and even less supporters of Boris.
How do you know? have you carried out a in depth investigation in to fab members religious/spiritual.. inclinations ??|
I done a tally chart of all the people who regularly stick up for him. The results were pretty much as I thought
1 in 10? But you have to admit what they lack in numbers they make up for in absolute blind loyalty to good old spaffer. Hence my cult observation.
We could say the same about a number of people or issues though, couldn't we.
Could we? I find most people won't defend the indefensible maybe it's a rightwing thing? Like Trump supporters...mind blowing.
You didn't speak about defence... You spoke about blind loyalty. Make up your mind will you?
Do you know what you'd like to discuss or is it just another 'right wing' hate thread you can get behind?
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By *hitsbayMan
over a year ago
Whitstable |
"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
There's very few on here that are part of any 'cult' and even less supporters of Boris.
How do you know? have you carried out a in depth investigation in to fab members religious/spiritual.. inclinations ??|
I done a tally chart of all the people who regularly stick up for him. The results were pretty much as I thought
1 in 10? But you have to admit what they lack in numbers they make up for in absolute blind loyalty to good old spaffer. Hence my cult observation.
We could say the same about a number of people or issues though, couldn't we.
Could we? I find most people won't defend the indefensible maybe it's a rightwing thing? Like Trump supporters...mind blowing.
You didn't speak about defence... You spoke about blind loyalty. Make up your mind will you?
Do you know what you'd like to discuss or is it just another 'right wing' hate thread you can get behind?
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Loyalty is defined as strong support aka protect/defend. My mind is quite made up thank you. This thread is about Johnson and that's what I've been discussing. Relax mate you seem overwrought. |
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
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"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
There's very few on here that are part of any 'cult' and even less supporters of Boris.
How do you know? have you carried out a in depth investigation in to fab members religious/spiritual.. inclinations ??|
I done a tally chart of all the people who regularly stick up for him. The results were pretty much as I thought
1 in 10? But you have to admit what they lack in numbers they make up for in absolute blind loyalty to good old spaffer. Hence my cult observation.
We could say the same about a number of people or issues though, couldn't we.
Could we? I find most people won't defend the indefensible maybe it's a rightwing thing? Like Trump supporters...mind blowing.
You didn't speak about defence... You spoke about blind loyalty. Make up your mind will you?
Do you know what you'd like to discuss or is it just another 'right wing' hate thread you can get behind?
Loyalty is defined as strong support aka protect/defend. My mind is quite made up thank you. This thread is about Johnson and that's what I've been discussing. Relax mate you seem overwrought. "
Can you point me in the direction of one post that shows loyalty to Johnson in the last 3 months? Or 6 months if you are in need |
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"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
There's very few on here that are part of any 'cult' and even less supporters of Boris.
How do you know? have you carried out a in depth investigation in to fab members religious/spiritual.. inclinations ??|
I done a tally chart of all the people who regularly stick up for him. The results were pretty much as I thought
1 in 10? But you have to admit what they lack in numbers they make up for in absolute blind loyalty to good old spaffer. Hence my cult observation.
We could say the same about a number of people or issues though, couldn't we.
Could we? I find most people won't defend the indefensible maybe it's a rightwing thing? Like Trump supporters...mind blowing.
You didn't speak about defence... You spoke about blind loyalty. Make up your mind will you?
Do you know what you'd like to discuss or is it just another 'right wing' hate thread you can get behind?
Loyalty is defined as strong support aka protect/defend. My mind is quite made up thank you. This thread is about Johnson and that's what I've been discussing. Relax mate you seem overwrought. "
Adding words to definitions to try to prove a point? 
I know your mind us made up, it's why you get involved in hating 'right wingers', as I said blind loyalty happens in favour of a number of people/issues.
BTW, I'm perfectly chilled, you can lose the big words, they don't make you look intelligent  |
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By *hitsbayMan
over a year ago
Whitstable |
"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
There's very few on here that are part of any 'cult' and even less supporters of Boris.
How do you know? have you carried out a in depth investigation in to fab members religious/spiritual.. inclinations ??|
I done a tally chart of all the people who regularly stick up for him. The results were pretty much as I thought
1 in 10? But you have to admit what they lack in numbers they make up for in absolute blind loyalty to good old spaffer. Hence my cult observation.
We could say the same about a number of people or issues though, couldn't we.
Could we? I find most people won't defend the indefensible maybe it's a rightwing thing? Like Trump supporters...mind blowing.
You didn't speak about defence... You spoke about blind loyalty. Make up your mind will you?
Do you know what you'd like to discuss or is it just another 'right wing' hate thread you can get behind?
Loyalty is defined as strong support aka protect/defend. My mind is quite made up thank you. This thread is about Johnson and that's what I've been discussing. Relax mate you seem overwrought.
Adding words to definitions to try to prove a point?
I know your mind us made up, it's why you get involved in hating 'right wingers', as I said blind loyalty happens in favour of a number of people/issues.
BTW, I'm perfectly chilled, you can lose the big words, they don't make you look intelligent "
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By *hitsbayMan
over a year ago
Whitstable |
"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
There's very few on here that are part of any 'cult' and even less supporters of Boris.
How do you know? have you carried out a in depth investigation in to fab members religious/spiritual.. inclinations ??|
I done a tally chart of all the people who regularly stick up for him. The results were pretty much as I thought
1 in 10? But you have to admit what they lack in numbers they make up for in absolute blind loyalty to good old spaffer. Hence my cult observation.
We could say the same about a number of people or issues though, couldn't we.
Could we? I find most people won't defend the indefensible maybe it's a rightwing thing? Like Trump supporters...mind blowing.
You didn't speak about defence... You spoke about blind loyalty. Make up your mind will you?
Do you know what you'd like to discuss or is it just another 'right wing' hate thread you can get behind?
Loyalty is defined as strong support aka protect/defend. My mind is quite made up thank you. This thread is about Johnson and that's what I've been discussing. Relax mate you seem overwrought.
Adding words to definitions to try to prove a point?
I know your mind us made up, it's why you get involved in hating 'right wingers', as I said blind loyalty happens in favour of a number of people/issues.
BTW, I'm perfectly chilled, you can lose the big words, they don't make you look intelligent "
Oh you are being very touchy for someone who's chilled and I never claimed to be intelligent.
I'm just a guy that's sick of this current government (and thinks Trump is a horror of a human) if that makes me a rightwing hater so be it.
And as for blind loyalty? no chance of that when it comes to politics. They are all detached from reality and the ordinary man on the street i fear.
Care to insult me some more?? I wasn't in anyway aggressive or challenging to you. If this is you chilled I'd hate to see you grumpy sweeetpea lol |
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By *hitsbayMan
over a year ago
Whitstable |
"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
There's very few on here that are part of any 'cult' and even less supporters of Boris.
How do you know? have you carried out a in depth investigation in to fab members religious/spiritual.. inclinations ??|
I done a tally chart of all the people who regularly stick up for him. The results were pretty much as I thought
1 in 10? But you have to admit what they lack in numbers they make up for in absolute blind loyalty to good old spaffer. Hence my cult observation.
We could say the same about a number of people or issues though, couldn't we.
Could we? I find most people won't defend the indefensible maybe it's a rightwing thing? Like Trump supporters...mind blowing.
You didn't speak about defence... You spoke about blind loyalty. Make up your mind will you?
Do you know what you'd like to discuss or is it just another 'right wing' hate thread you can get behind?
Loyalty is defined as strong support aka protect/defend. My mind is quite made up thank you. This thread is about Johnson and that's what I've been discussing. Relax mate you seem overwrought.
Can you point me in the direction of one post that shows loyalty to Johnson in the last 3 months? Or 6 months if you are in need "
Call Him Boris as that is what he likes.. Pull the other one mate lol |
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"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
There's very few on here that are part of any 'cult' and even less supporters of Boris.
How do you know? have you carried out a in depth investigation in to fab members religious/spiritual.. inclinations ??|
I done a tally chart of all the people who regularly stick up for him. The results were pretty much as I thought
1 in 10? But you have to admit what they lack in numbers they make up for in absolute blind loyalty to good old spaffer. Hence my cult observation.
We could say the same about a number of people or issues though, couldn't we.
Could we? I find most people won't defend the indefensible maybe it's a rightwing thing? Like Trump supporters...mind blowing.
You didn't speak about defence... You spoke about blind loyalty. Make up your mind will you?
Do you know what you'd like to discuss or is it just another 'right wing' hate thread you can get behind?
Loyalty is defined as strong support aka protect/defend. My mind is quite made up thank you. This thread is about Johnson and that's what I've been discussing. Relax mate you seem overwrought.
Adding words to definitions to try to prove a point?
I know your mind us made up, it's why you get involved in hating 'right wingers', as I said blind loyalty happens in favour of a number of people/issues.
BTW, I'm perfectly chilled, you can lose the big words, they don't make you look intelligent
Oh you are being very touchy for someone who's chilled and I never claimed to be intelligent.
I'm just a guy that's sick of this current government (and thinks Trump is a horror of a human) if that makes me a rightwing hater so be it.
And as for blind loyalty? no chance of that when it comes to politics. They are all detached from reality and the ordinary man on the street i fear.
Care to insult me some more?? I wasn't in anyway aggressive or challenging to you. If this is you chilled I'd hate to see you grumpy sweeetpea lol"
Did I insult? And you say I'm touchy?
I'm always chilled on these forums, people mistake me for getting touchy but that couldn't be further from the truth, this is just a way to kill some time for me.
Anyway back to Boris. He has very very little loyalty round here, I see you tried to use 'call him by his proffered name' as some sort of 'you're defending him' to another poster |
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By *hitsbayMan
over a year ago
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"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
How is he the architect? "
I'm glad you asked... Forcing through a “oven ready“ hard brexit that is by anyone's standard's a shambles.
Creating a cabinet that has absolutely no serious politicians in it.. When he went truss/kwarteng coming in has added hundreds to my mortgage and cost the economy was it 57 billion?.
And finally his constant lies have created serious distrust in not only politics but with experts in general. |
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"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
How is he the architect? "
Not sure if he’s ‘the architect’ - but he’s certainly one of the largest pieces of the puzzle. From his Brexit lies to his Covid incompetence. |
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
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"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
How is he the architect?
I'm glad you asked... Forcing through a “oven ready“ hard brexit that is by anyone's standard's a shambles.
Creating a cabinet that has absolutely no serious politicians in it.. When he went truss/kwarteng coming in has added hundreds to my mortgage and cost the economy was it 57 billion?.
And finally his constant lies have created serious distrust in not only politics but with experts in general. "
He wasn't the architect of Brexit though, was he? He was a PM who was voted in by labour voters to get Brexit done.
Cummings and Farage were the Architects, Johnson was the puppet. |
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
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"I would like to understand a point on this post:
Boris refers to himself as Boris, that is his preference.
Is calling him Alex disrespectful to him, would you do this to others who wish to be referred to as something other than what they were named at birth?
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Odd thing to take issue with? I wouldn’t call him Boris as that is designed to make him seem all likeable and harmless (he is neither). I wouldn’t call him Alex either. I would call him a cunt though! |
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By *hitsbayMan
over a year ago
Whitstable |
"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
How is he the architect?
I'm glad you asked... Forcing through a “oven ready“ hard brexit that is by anyone's standard's a shambles.
Creating a cabinet that has absolutely no serious politicians in it.. When he went truss/kwarteng coming in has added hundreds to my mortgage and cost the economy was it 57 billion?.
And finally his constant lies have created serious distrust in not only politics but with experts in general.
He wasn't the architect of Brexit though, was he? He was a PM who was voted in by labour voters to get Brexit done.
Cummings and Farage were the Architects, Johnson was the puppet."
You actually believe that?
One he was the figure head for the leave campaign, two he orchestrated the ousting of May. Three it was him calling it “his oven ready“ deal. Four he was totally bullish about it being a hard brexit.. Next you are going to blame wokeness for it being a disaster.. Just embarrassing.
Its very telling that you don't try and defend his awful cabinet legacy or lies. |
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
Terra Firma |
"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
How is he the architect?
I'm glad you asked... Forcing through a “oven ready“ hard brexit that is by anyone's standard's a shambles.
Creating a cabinet that has absolutely no serious politicians in it.. When he went truss/kwarteng coming in has added hundreds to my mortgage and cost the economy was it 57 billion?.
And finally his constant lies have created serious distrust in not only politics but with experts in general.
He wasn't the architect of Brexit though, was he? He was a PM who was voted in by labour voters to get Brexit done.
Cummings and Farage were the Architects, Johnson was the puppet.
You actually believe that?
One he was the figure head for the leave campaign, two he orchestrated the ousting of May. Three it was him calling it “his oven ready“ deal. Four he was totally bullish about it being a hard brexit.. Next you are going to blame wokeness for it being a disaster.. Just embarrassing.
Its very telling that you don't try and defend his awful cabinet legacy or lies. "
Why the anger buddy? Embarrassing you say? You do realise you have had a made up argument in your own head and popped it in here. |
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By *hitsbayMan
over a year ago
Whitstable |
"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
How is he the architect?
I'm glad you asked... Forcing through a “oven ready“ hard brexit that is by anyone's standard's a shambles.
Creating a cabinet that has absolutely no serious politicians in it.. When he went truss/kwarteng coming in has added hundreds to my mortgage and cost the economy was it 57 billion?.
And finally his constant lies have created serious distrust in not only politics but with experts in general.
He wasn't the architect of Brexit though, was he? He was a PM who was voted in by labour voters to get Brexit done.
Cummings and Farage were the Architects, Johnson was the puppet.
You actually believe that?
One he was the figure head for the leave campaign, two he orchestrated the ousting of May. Three it was him calling it “his oven ready“ deal. Four he was totally bullish about it being a hard brexit.. Next you are going to blame wokeness for it being a disaster.. Just embarrassing.
Its very telling that you don't try and defend his awful cabinet legacy or lies.
Why the anger buddy? Embarrassing you say? You do realise you have had a made up argument in your own head and popped it in here. "
Isn't that what debating is having a persuasive argument ?.
And you asked me how he was the architect so i replied to you.
And the anger would be how the current government has not invested anything into this country for over a decade. Its a disgrace. |
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
Terra Firma |
"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
How is he the architect?
I'm glad you asked... Forcing through a “oven ready“ hard brexit that is by anyone's standard's a shambles.
Creating a cabinet that has absolutely no serious politicians in it.. When he went truss/kwarteng coming in has added hundreds to my mortgage and cost the economy was it 57 billion?.
And finally his constant lies have created serious distrust in not only politics but with experts in general.
He wasn't the architect of Brexit though, was he? He was a PM who was voted in by labour voters to get Brexit done.
Cummings and Farage were the Architects, Johnson was the puppet.
You actually believe that?
One he was the figure head for the leave campaign, two he orchestrated the ousting of May. Three it was him calling it “his oven ready“ deal. Four he was totally bullish about it being a hard brexit.. Next you are going to blame wokeness for it being a disaster.. Just embarrassing.
Its very telling that you don't try and defend his awful cabinet legacy or lies.
Why the anger buddy? Embarrassing you say? You do realise you have had a made up argument in your own head and popped it in here.
Isn't that what debating is having a persuasive argument ?.
And you asked me how he was the architect so i replied to you.
And the anger would be how the current government has not invested anything into this country for over a decade. Its a disgrace. "
You do know that you have responded to something you think I am going to say and replied to it?
The last sentence of your post was correct, I don't defend his cabinet legacy or lies, that would be foolish. Everything else you wrote was not correct though, you responded with emotion. |
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By *hitsbayMan
over a year ago
Whitstable |
"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
How is he the architect?
I'm glad you asked... Forcing through a “oven ready“ hard brexit that is by anyone's standard's a shambles.
Creating a cabinet that has absolutely no serious politicians in it.. When he went truss/kwarteng coming in has added hundreds to my mortgage and cost the economy was it 57 billion?.
And finally his constant lies have created serious distrust in not only politics but with experts in general.
He wasn't the architect of Brexit though, was he? He was a PM who was voted in by labour voters to get Brexit done.
Cummings and Farage were the Architects, Johnson was the puppet.
You actually believe that?
One he was the figure head for the leave campaign, two he orchestrated the ousting of May. Three it was him calling it “his oven ready“ deal. Four he was totally bullish about it being a hard brexit.. Next you are going to blame wokeness for it being a disaster.. Just embarrassing.
Its very telling that you don't try and defend his awful cabinet legacy or lies.
Why the anger buddy? Embarrassing you say? You do realise you have had a made up argument in your own head and popped it in here.
Isn't that what debating is having a persuasive argument ?.
And you asked me how he was the architect so i replied to you.
And the anger would be how the current government has not invested anything into this country for over a decade. Its a disgrace.
You do know that you have responded to something you think I am going to say and replied to it?
The last sentence of your post was correct, I don't defend his cabinet legacy or lies, that would be foolish. Everything else you wrote was not correct though, you responded with emotion. "
Please feel free to make a clear rebuttal of my opinions...you just saying that aren't factual doesn't really cut it now does it?.
And what's life without emotion might as well talk to A.I. If you don't like emotions??. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I would like to understand a point on this post:
Boris refers to himself as Boris, that is his preference.
Is calling him Alex disrespectful to him, would you do this to others who wish to be referred to as something other than what they were named at birth?
His name is Alexander, I don’t know him, so Boris is over familiar . His lawyers got the information from the cabinet office and then passed it onto the police
His lawyers are disputing the claims.
The Civil Service informed the police, as they have a statutory duty to do so.
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His lawyers found the ‘incriminating’ evidence, without these lawyers it would have remained as it was |
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"It looks like Alex is in hot water again, referred to the police over potential covid breaches by his own lawyers "
Well surprise, surprise I would of never have thought that he would such a thing..... Again.
Now I hear that he intends to sue the cabinet office, well I hope he will use his own money and not taxpayers as he has with his latest party gate inquiry. |
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By *hitsbayMan
over a year ago
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"I would like to understand a point on this post:
Boris refers to himself as Boris, that is his preference.
Is calling him Alex disrespectful to him, would you do this to others who wish to be referred to as something other than what they were named at birth?
His name is Alexander, I don’t know him, so Boris is over familiar . His lawyers got the information from the cabinet office and then passed it onto the police
His lawyers are disputing the claims.
The Civil Service informed the police, as they have a statutory duty to do so.
His lawyers found the ‘incriminating’ evidence, without these lawyers it would have remained as it was "
I'm getting huge amounts of schadenfreude from the fact if he hadn't been his sponging self and paid for his own defence they couldn't of said anything. Warms the cockles of my heart so it does. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"It looks like Alex is in hot water again, referred to the police over potential covid breaches by his own lawyers
Well surprise, surprise I would of never have thought that he would such a thing..... Again.
Now I hear that he intends to sue the cabinet office, well I hope he will use his own money and not taxpayers as he has with his latest party gate inquiry."
He won’t be doing that, it was his own lawyers that highlighted the evidence, the cabinet office are duty bound to hand it to the police’s |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I would like to understand a point on this post:
Boris refers to himself as Boris, that is his preference.
Is calling him Alex disrespectful to him, would you do this to others who wish to be referred to as something other than what they were named at birth?
His name is Alexander, I don’t know him, so Boris is over familiar . His lawyers got the information from the cabinet office and then passed it onto the police
His lawyers are disputing the claims.
The Civil Service informed the police, as they have a statutory duty to do so.
His lawyers found the ‘incriminating’ evidence, without these lawyers it would have remained as it was
I'm getting huge amounts of schadenfreude from the fact if he hadn't been his sponging self and paid for his own defence they couldn't have said anything. Warms the cockles of my heart so it does. "
True, he obviously isn’t very clever |
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"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
How is he the architect?
I'm glad you asked... Forcing through a “oven ready“ hard brexit that is by anyone's standard's a shambles.
Creating a cabinet that has absolutely no serious politicians in it.. When he went truss/kwarteng coming in has added hundreds to my mortgage and cost the economy was it 57 billion?.
And finally his constant lies have created serious distrust in not only politics but with experts in general.
He wasn't the architect of Brexit though, was he? He was a PM who was voted in by labour voters to get Brexit done.
Cummings and Farage were the Architects, Johnson was the puppet."
Cummings knew that Farage had to be kept out of the media as much as possible. What gains Farage won amongst small-minded bigots, he lost further in ‘regular’ eurosceptics.
Tim Shipman’s books are good on this topic - data analysis suggests that if leave.eu had won the official ‘leave’ designation, remain would have won the referendum. |
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
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"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
How is he the architect?
I'm glad you asked... Forcing through a “oven ready“ hard brexit that is by anyone's standard's a shambles.
Creating a cabinet that has absolutely no serious politicians in it.. When he went truss/kwarteng coming in has added hundreds to my mortgage and cost the economy was it 57 billion?.
And finally his constant lies have created serious distrust in not only politics but with experts in general.
He wasn't the architect of Brexit though, was he? He was a PM who was voted in by labour voters to get Brexit done.
Cummings and Farage were the Architects, Johnson was the puppet.
Cummings knew that Farage had to be kept out of the media as much as possible. What gains Farage won amongst small-minded bigots, he lost further in ‘regular’ eurosceptics.
Tim Shipman’s books are good on this topic - data analysis suggests that if leave.eu had won the official ‘leave’ designation, remain would have won the referendum. "
Cummings was instrumental in Brexit, he swayed the vote in favour of leave by understanding the language of leave voters and who they actually were. That was the difference in my opinion and what made him the architect of brexit
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"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
How is he the architect?
I'm glad you asked... Forcing through a “oven ready“ hard brexit that is by anyone's standard's a shambles.
Creating a cabinet that has absolutely no serious politicians in it.. When he went truss/kwarteng coming in has added hundreds to my mortgage and cost the economy was it 57 billion?.
And finally his constant lies have created serious distrust in not only politics but with experts in general.
He wasn't the architect of Brexit though, was he? He was a PM who was voted in by labour voters to get Brexit done.
Cummings and Farage were the Architects, Johnson was the puppet.
Cummings knew that Farage had to be kept out of the media as much as possible. What gains Farage won amongst small-minded bigots, he lost further in ‘regular’ eurosceptics.
Tim Shipman’s books are good on this topic - data analysis suggests that if leave.eu had won the official ‘leave’ designation, remain would have won the referendum.
Cummings was instrumental in Brexit, he swayed the vote in favour of leave by understanding the language of leave voters and who they actually were. That was the difference in my opinion and what made him the architect of brexit
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He also invented the 350million bus lie, and the Turkey is joining the EU lie |
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
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"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
How is he the architect?
I'm glad you asked... Forcing through a “oven ready“ hard brexit that is by anyone's standard's a shambles.
Creating a cabinet that has absolutely no serious politicians in it.. When he went truss/kwarteng coming in has added hundreds to my mortgage and cost the economy was it 57 billion?.
And finally his constant lies have created serious distrust in not only politics but with experts in general.
He wasn't the architect of Brexit though, was he? He was a PM who was voted in by labour voters to get Brexit done.
Cummings and Farage were the Architects, Johnson was the puppet.
Cummings knew that Farage had to be kept out of the media as much as possible. What gains Farage won amongst small-minded bigots, he lost further in ‘regular’ eurosceptics.
Tim Shipman’s books are good on this topic - data analysis suggests that if leave.eu had won the official ‘leave’ designation, remain would have won the referendum.
Cummings was instrumental in Brexit, he swayed the vote in favour of leave by understanding the language of leave voters and who they actually were. That was the difference in my opinion and what made him the architect of brexit
He also invented the 350million bus lie, and the Turkey is joining the EU lie"
Yes, everything that would resonate with the target leave voter and more importantly those sitting on the fence. Those slogans were designed by him and were effective in deployment.
Johnson was managed by him for years, and when Johnson removed him his troubles began.
Cummings put him in the driving seat, and took him out of it. |
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
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"Let's be honest they are more like a cult... “Bring back Boris" whilst totally ignoring he's the architect of the current mess we are in.
How is he the architect?
I'm glad you asked... Forcing through a “oven ready“ hard brexit that is by anyone's standard's a shambles.
Creating a cabinet that has absolutely no serious politicians in it.. When he went truss/kwarteng coming in has added hundreds to my mortgage and cost the economy was it 57 billion?.
And finally his constant lies have created serious distrust in not only politics but with experts in general.
He wasn't the architect of Brexit though, was he? He was a PM who was voted in by labour voters to get Brexit done.
Cummings and Farage were the Architects, Johnson was the puppet.
Cummings knew that Farage had to be kept out of the media as much as possible. What gains Farage won amongst small-minded bigots, he lost further in ‘regular’ eurosceptics.
Tim Shipman’s books are good on this topic - data analysis suggests that if leave.eu had won the official ‘leave’ designation, remain would have won the referendum.
Cummings was instrumental in Brexit, he swayed the vote in favour of leave by understanding the language of leave voters and who they actually were. That was the difference in my opinion and what made him the architect of brexit
He also invented the 350million bus lie, and the Turkey is joining the EU lie
Yes, everything that would resonate with the target leave voter and more importantly those sitting on the fence. Those slogans were designed by him and were effective in deployment.
Johnson was managed by him for years, and when Johnson removed him his troubles began.
Cummings put him in the driving seat, and took him out of it."
Strange how Cummings’ Russian connections have all been hushed up! |
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"Working outside in cheers...the horror.
Seems like it's the same scenario as when he and Cummings were in the garden.
Just poppa and Paul getting their partners to drum something up"
He is finished |
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"Working outside in cheers...the horror.
Seems like it's the same scenario as when he and Cummings were in the garden.
Just poppa and Paul getting their partners to drum something up
He is finished "
If he was. There'd be no need for this story. |
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"Working outside in cheers...the horror.
Seems like it's the same scenario as when he and Cummings were in the garden.
Just poppa and Paul getting their partners to drum something up
He is finished
If he was. There'd be no need for this story. "
He is definitely finished, no coming back now |
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
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"Working outside in cheers...the horror.
Seems like it's the same scenario as when he and Cummings were in the garden.
Just poppa and Paul getting their partners to drum something up
He is finished
If he was. There'd be no need for this story.
He is definitely finished, no coming back now "
You must be pleased you can put this to bed! Where will you retrain your focus now?
Braverman is my bet because as weak as Sunak is in your eyes he has cleared out most of deadwood, but I think you might have been preoccupied to notice |
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