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Just wondering what people think generally about Boris Johnson as the probable future PM of the UK.
Some say he will be the "British Trump", but I don't think that's accurate. He is a posh twat. He speaks fluent French and Latin. He's not dumb. But somehow he always seems to find himself being involved in controversy.. From his statements about Muslims (calling them letterboxes, bank robbers) to him saying that no Scot should ever rule the UK, he does produce a surprising amount of waffly and offensive shit.
He probably likes to think himself a new Churchill, yet Churchill was a fat posh alcoholic twat too.
He is also apparently responsible for the origin of the nonsense lies that the EU will not tolerate "bendy bananas".
He claims to be in favour of a hard Brexit, yet it is well known that before the Brexit vote, he wrote two speeches, one in favour of remain, one in favour of leave, and then decided the leave argument was more persuasive. A man of principle he is not.
It will be interesting to see him carry through the Brexit process, given that he was the originator of the big lie that "We give 350 million pounds a week to the EU, let's give it to the NHS instead".
Please give your thoughts to our probable next PM.
Some say he will be the "British Trump", but I don't think that's accurate. He is a posh twat. He speaks fluent French and Latin. He's not dumb. But somehow he always seems to find himself being involved in controversy.. From his statements about Muslims (calling them letterboxes, bank robbers) to him saying that no Scot should ever rule the UK, he does produce a surprising amount of waffly and offensive shit.
He probably likes to think himself a new Churchill, yet Churchill was a fat posh alcoholic twat too.
He is also apparently responsible for the origin of the nonsense lies that the EU will not tolerate "bendy bananas".
He claims to be in favour of a hard Brexit, yet it is well known that before the Brexit vote, he wrote two speeches, one in favour of remain, one in favour of leave, and then decided the leave argument was more persuasive. A man of principle he is not.
It will be interesting to see him carry through the Brexit process, given that he was the originator of the big lie that "We give 350 million pounds a week to the EU, let's give it to the NHS instead".
Please give your thoughts to our probable next PM.