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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Fri May 17 2019, 17:43
karlypants

Nat Lofthouse

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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Tue May 21 2019, 00:23
Angry Dad

Youri Djorkaeff

I'll take Boris over May any day.
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Tue May 21 2019, 09:41
Hipster_Nebula

Nat Lofthouse

I'd take a traffic cone over May.
Whatever happens the Tory's are heading for opposition.
Whatever happens the Tory's are heading for opposition.
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Tue May 21 2019, 10:20
karlypants

Nat Lofthouse

She should have the traffic cone shoved up her arse the stupid bitch.
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Tue May 21 2019, 10:27
Angry Dad

Youri Djorkaeff

yeah and then have a slurry tanker empty into it.
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Tue May 21 2019, 10:28
karlypants

Nat Lofthouse


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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Tue May 21 2019, 14:09
wessy

El Hadji Diouf

Even the Tories are marmite on Boris, Dominic Raab worries me most
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Thu Jul 04 2019, 21:00
boltonbonce

Nat Lofthouse

Boris is truly bonkers.@wessy wrote:Even the Tories are marmite on Boris, Dominic Raab worries me most
He once suggested we should help Iran develop a nuclear bomb.
You couldn't make it up.
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Fri Jul 05 2019, 08:31
xmiles

Jay Jay Okocha

Boris is the one that makes it up. He is a serial liar and has been sacked more than once for lying. Yet plenty of people are so stupid that they think he should be prime minister.
Not that Hunt would be much better.
Or Corbyn.

Not that Hunt would be much better.
Or Corbyn.
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Fri Jul 05 2019, 08:57
rammywhite

Frank Worthington

The Tory line up for the top job ( all 13 of them) were a commentary on the dire, piss poor level of political leadership in this country across all parties. The only Tory I would have voted for ( I can't vote- I'm not a Tory party member) would have been Ruth Davidson who leads the Scottish Tory party. Fresh ,honest, direct, no bullshit. She puts the Westminster Tories to shame.
How on earth are we considering a buffoon like Johnston who's political life has been hallmarked by gaffes, tomfoolery and general puerile activity. He has no gravitas at all.
How on earth are we considering a buffoon like Johnston who's political life has been hallmarked by gaffes, tomfoolery and general puerile activity. He has no gravitas at all.
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Fri Jul 05 2019, 09:36
gloswhite

Guðni Bergsson

True, very little gravitas, but there again, Hunt has no character. Its like the last American presidential election, nobody really wanted either to win.
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Fri Jul 05 2019, 09:39
rammywhite

Frank Worthington

@gloswhite wrote:True, very little gravitas, but there again, Hunt has no character. Its like the last American presidential election, nobody really wanted either to win.
I'd give my eye teeth for Yvette Cooper to take over. I've always admired her for her honesty and foresight.
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Thu Jul 11 2019, 10:51
wessy

El Hadji Diouf

Watching the head to head the other night, at one point we had two Tory big hitters trying to out do each other on who was the most socialist lol. In terms of who would be most helpful to the working man/woman. Tax breaks for us mere mortals lol rather than Boris making cuts for the top earners. This after both of them having been part of a cabinet that shafted the working man with austerity cuts for the last 9 years. Magical.
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Thu Jul 11 2019, 12:20
Norpig

Nat Lofthouse

I only saw a bit of it but Johnson was a nightmare, never let Hunt get a word in and kept interrupting him. I still fail to see how the majority of people think this clown will make a good PM!
It's that bad that i actually hope Hunt will win and i work for the NHS!
It's that bad that i actually hope Hunt will win and i work for the NHS!
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Thu Jul 11 2019, 18:10
sunlight

Andy Walker

Boris should take a large bottle of mouthwash with him to his next meeting with Snowflake Trump, to continue licking Trumps unstable orange Árse. Trumps colourful use of metaphors to describe people he doesnt like, such as " douchebag ", " pussy " and " dumbfuck ", they make him a sort of latter day Wordsworth. His Grammar would put him in line for Poet Laureate.
( I am being tongue-in-cheek here, and no pun intended ).
( I am being tongue-in-cheek here, and no pun intended ).
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Thu Jul 11 2019, 18:54
gloswhite

Guðni Bergsson

I like Boris but he’s let himself down by his response to Darroch and Trump. I know he gets on well with Trump but I can’t help but wonder if he’ll become Trumps lapdog, in order to keep our trade options open. This was an easy opportunity to show our mettle, instead it makes the U.K. look weak.
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Thu Jul 11 2019, 18:59
okocha

Andy Walker

Somehow Johnson has been built up as a great orator-he's not! He burbles incoherently.
If we add this lack of lucidity to the poverty of his detailed planning, his shameless bullying, lying, lack of empathy for the ordinary folk, philandering and sheer empty-headedness, we have a picture of the worst PM there could ever be.....not forgetting his cabinet and mayoral failures, the thuggery that Eddie Mair exposed and his dangerous willingness to cede to the madman in the White House!!
Mind you, the competition's not great!
If we add this lack of lucidity to the poverty of his detailed planning, his shameless bullying, lying, lack of empathy for the ordinary folk, philandering and sheer empty-headedness, we have a picture of the worst PM there could ever be.....not forgetting his cabinet and mayoral failures, the thuggery that Eddie Mair exposed and his dangerous willingness to cede to the madman in the White House!!
Mind you, the competition's not great!
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Thu Jul 11 2019, 19:34
boltonbonce

Nat Lofthouse

I see his girlfriend has hung onto her job. Wonder how?
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Thu Jul 11 2019, 19:54
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse

Hunt lost me when he brought fox hunting back into the news.
Despite his many faults, I'd rather have Boris.
Despite his many faults, I'd rather have Boris.
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Thu Jul 11 2019, 20:00
boltonbonce

Nat Lofthouse

And what a brilliant mind.@Natasha Whittam wrote:Hunt lost me when he brought fox hunting back into the news.
Despite his many faults, I'd rather have Boris.
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Fri Jul 12 2019, 08:44
okocha

Andy Walker

Forgot to mention his clear racist tendencies, comparing Muslim women to letter-boxes and bank robbers, (great for race-relations in the UK!)....and his disastrous lack of diplomacy which led to Nazanin Ratcliffe having her sentence increased! How is he getting away with all this?!
I would have thought that his part in the plans to have two men beaten up would alone have brought criminal charges, but since then his further blunders as London mayor, MP., cabinet member and worthwhile human being have also been "criminal".
I love the way he takes the credit for the London Olympics!!
He will continue to be a buffoon and a walking embarrassment, but he is more dangerous than that, especially as an ally of Trump. Other countries think we have lost our minds.
Agree with Nat that Jeremy Hunt has done himself no favours with his views on fox-hunting.....except in the eyes of some of the Nasty Party involved in the casting of votes for future PM.
I would have thought that his part in the plans to have two men beaten up would alone have brought criminal charges, but since then his further blunders as London mayor, MP., cabinet member and worthwhile human being have also been "criminal".
I love the way he takes the credit for the London Olympics!!
He will continue to be a buffoon and a walking embarrassment, but he is more dangerous than that, especially as an ally of Trump. Other countries think we have lost our minds.
Agree with Nat that Jeremy Hunt has done himself no favours with his views on fox-hunting.....except in the eyes of some of the Nasty Party involved in the casting of votes for future PM.
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Fri Jul 12 2019, 13:51
Angry Dad

Youri Djorkaeff

I read this..... if you want to know a man's true character... give him power.... Abe Lincoln.
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Fri Jul 12 2019, 15:20
xmiles

Jay Jay Okocha

The only trouble is that we are all going to live with the consequences of giving a self serving dishonest buffoon power.
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Fri Jul 12 2019, 15:22
gloswhite

Guðni Bergsson

You'r rather have Corbyn would you?
(Hi XM, haven't seen you on here for yonks)
(Hi XM, haven't seen you on here for yonks)
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Fri Jul 12 2019, 15:27
xmiles

Jay Jay Okocha

Hi Glos.
Yes that description could describe Corbyn too!
However I would choose Corbyn as the lesser of two evils.
Yes that description could describe Corbyn too!
However I would choose Corbyn as the lesser of two evils.
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Fri Jul 12 2019, 15:35
Angry Dad

Youri Djorkaeff

I wouldn't call Corbyn the lesser of two evils by any stretch of the imagination he seriously is the bottom of the pit of evil.
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Fri Jul 12 2019, 15:59
okocha

Andy Walker

Theresa M says being PM should be about service, not power. For once, she is right.....
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Fri Jul 12 2019, 20:28
sunlight

Andy Walker

Boris Johnson is the PG Tips Monkey. If I want to watch Vaudeville theatrics I will put a 1920`s movie on.
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Fri Jul 12 2019, 20:34
Guest
Guest
Genuinely concerned for anyone who thinks Boris has the credentials to lead the country. Literally nothing suggests he’s capable of it. Purely based around his perceived views on Brexit, time for both sides to move on now and think about policies
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Re: Boris Johnson to be our next Prime Minister? on Sat Jul 13 2019, 20:31
Hipster_Nebula

Nat Lofthouse

@okocha wrote:Forgot to mention his clear racist tendencies, comparing Muslim women to letter-boxes and bank robbers, (great for race-relations in the UK!)....and his disastrous lack of diplomacy which led to Nazanin Ratcliffe having her sentence increased! How is he getting away with all this?!
I would have thought that his part in the plans to have two men beaten up would alone have brought criminal charges, but since then his further blunders as London mayor, MP., cabinet member and worthwhile human being have also been "criminal".
I love the way he takes the credit for the London Olympics!!
He will continue to be a buffoon and a walking embarrassment, but he is more dangerous than that, especially as an ally of Trump. Other countries think we have lost our minds.
Agree with Nat that Jeremy Hunt has done himself no favours with his views on fox-hunting.....except in the eyes of some of the Nasty Party involved in the casting of votes for future PM.
He shouldn't have said the letterbox thing but it isn't racist.
Also the Radcliffe thing is a nonsense. It's quite nauseating to see all these politicians feigning sympathy to score political points. SNP in particular.
What we should be doing is telling Iran to fucking release her now or well fucking come and get her out.
Boris is not responsible for despotic regimes.
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