Dominic Raaaaaaab
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ElBurroSinNombre
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Raab just made a massive tactical error, he is not the sharpest tool. He, and the PM, are now a hostage to fortune.
Johnson has already lied in parliament when he said that 'there were no parties' a few weeks ago. This was clearly untrue and he must have known it at the time.
This all ends with Johnson getting removed and Raab returning to the back benches, he is far too thick to be a government minister.
Johnson has already lied in parliament when he said that 'there were no parties' a few weeks ago. This was clearly untrue and he must have known it at the time.
This all ends with Johnson getting removed and Raab returning to the back benches, he is far too thick to be a government minister.
1966_and_all_that
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So let's look at the line-up so far:
Boris Johnson - lied about not knowing about the Downing Street parties and, errr....well, lies in general.
Nadhim Zahawi - says that the PM is telling the truth about not knowing about them - ie. he's a liar too.
Rishi Sunak - ditto, hence a liar.
Matt Hancock - lied to his wife (ex?) about his extra-marital affair.
Owen Paterson - brought Parliament into disrepute by doing paid lobbying work for two companies.
Dominic Cummings - lied about his reasons for going to Barnard Castle during lockdown.
Liam Fox - "The free trade agreement that we will have to do with the European Union should be one of the easiest in human history.” Lies.
David Davis - assured parliament that his department was creating detailed impact assessments of Brexit’s effect on the British economy. He later confessed to a select committee that this was untrue and in fact no impact assessments had been made. Liar.
Jacob Rees-Mogg - conspired with Steve Baker to accuse, from the floor of the commons, the civil service of trying to scupper Brexit. Baker later apologised. Rees-Mogg has never done so. Liar and a nasty piece of work.
And, no doubt, many more if I put my mind to remembering them all.
Boris Johnson - lied about not knowing about the Downing Street parties and, errr....well, lies in general.
Nadhim Zahawi - says that the PM is telling the truth about not knowing about them - ie. he's a liar too.
Rishi Sunak - ditto, hence a liar.
Matt Hancock - lied to his wife (ex?) about his extra-marital affair.
Owen Paterson - brought Parliament into disrepute by doing paid lobbying work for two companies.
Dominic Cummings - lied about his reasons for going to Barnard Castle during lockdown.
Liam Fox - "The free trade agreement that we will have to do with the European Union should be one of the easiest in human history.” Lies.
David Davis - assured parliament that his department was creating detailed impact assessments of Brexit’s effect on the British economy. He later confessed to a select committee that this was untrue and in fact no impact assessments had been made. Liar.
Jacob Rees-Mogg - conspired with Steve Baker to accuse, from the floor of the commons, the civil service of trying to scupper Brexit. Baker later apologised. Rees-Mogg has never done so. Liar and a nasty piece of work.
And, no doubt, many more if I put my mind to remembering them all.
fcblackpool
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Am I alone in not wanting Boris sacked.
He's doing a great job for Labour- arguably, well maybe not, better than Starmer.
Sadly, for the country I think his days are numbered.
Bozo the BOOSTER will be no more.
He's doing a great job for Labour- arguably, well maybe not, better than Starmer.
Sadly, for the country I think his days are numbered.
Bozo the BOOSTER will be no more.